Beyond BIM serves as a primary resource for professional architects from practice, researchers and designers engaged in information related spatial design processes, as well as students and faculties of architecture schools in search of BIM design inspiration.
Beyond BIM serves as a primary resource for professional architects from practice, researchers and designers engaged in information related spatial design processes, as well as students and faculties of architecture schools in search of BIM design inspiration.
Danelle Briscoe is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture. She received a Master of Architecture degree from Yale University (2002) and Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin with Honors (1995). Her practice experience includes project designer for Frank Gehry Partners, LLP and Marmol+ Radziner LLP. In addition to numerous conference publications, she has more notably published a chapter in BIM in Academia (Yale University Publication 2011) and is also the key researcher using BIM for the Austin Green Wall Initiative.
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Foreword by Peggy Deamer Introduction 1. Cultural Data Scott Marble 2. Point Taken Elena Manferdini 3. Environmental Fact or Fiction Jeanne Gang 4. Material Practice Julie Eizenberg 5. Geomimicry Greg Lynn 6. BIM Landscape Diana Balmori 7. Data Central Marc Fornes 8. bigBIM Christopher Sharples & John Cerone Conclusion
Foreword by Peggy Deamer Introduction 1. Cultural Data Scott Marble 2. Point Taken Elena Manferdini 3. Environmental Fact or Fiction Jeanne Gang 4. Material Practice Julie Eizenberg 5. Geomimicry Greg Lynn 6. BIM Landscape Diana Balmori 7. Data Central Marc Fornes 8. bigBIM Christopher Sharples & John Cerone Conclusion
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