CIOB in Ireland

Building Information Modeling Seminar - The Impact of BIM

Date: 12th September 2011 Time: 7.45pm Venue: City Hotel, Derry
per person Member, 10 per Non-Member Cost: 8 per

Details:
There is much we need to learn about BIM: about its origins in Computer Aided Design, how to use the technology, and how to organise ourselves to take advantage of the new capabilities it offers. In a sense however, the most interesting thing is not what we can do with BIM, its what BIM will do for us how BIM will change the way the industry is organised and how it operates. The issues that spring from this view of BIM affect everyone involved in or associated with the construction industry. The North-Western Centre is delighted to be able to hold this event and have invited Mr Ray Crotty BSc Construction Management, MSc Economics, to explain the Impact of Building Information Modeling to our members. To reserve your place, please fill out the below reply slip on contact your Bronagh McCotter, Centre Administrator, before Thursday 8 September. Places are limited and will be taken on a first come, first served basis. This event is open to members from other Centres.

Please send your completed form to:

Bronagh McCotter, Centre Administrator

Address:
PO Box 208 Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland BT36 9DB

t: 08450706157 f: 08450706158 e: bmccotter@ciob.org.uk w: www.ciob.org.uk

VAT No. 492064443 Charity No. 280795

Booking Form:
Building Information Modeling Seminar - 12th September 2011 from 7.45pm
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