The BILT Academy Podcast
The BILT Academy Podcast will be published monthly, with each episode being filled with news, insights, and knowledge from within and around the building industry – touching base on the academic, scientific, BIM and technology related topics that keep our building industry turning, to keep YOU the listener apprised and in the know. Each episode will be thoughtfully curated, based on the topic by our BILT Academy correspondents via research and industry expert interviews. We would like to thank our podcast technology sponsor BIM Track for their continued support of BILT Academy.
Episodes
Moty will be leading workshop 4 on Quality control in multi-disciplinary projects. In this workshop, students will be introduced to the most important aspects of quality control in a multi-disciplinary working environment.
Bernardette will be leading workshop 2 on BIM and LCA implementation in the design process. This workshop focuses on theoretical and practical aspects to integrate an environmental assessment based on the Life Cycle Assessment method in the design process in BIM.
Kelly is going to lead workshop 3 on Reality Capture with Laser Scanning. This class will delve into the world of point cloud data processing. A number of the recent scan to BIM projects will be presented and discussed. We’ll play with some scan data (surveyed at UPV) and attendees will gain an insight into practical modelling procedures for as-built projects and experience semi-automated Scan-to-BIM software.
Introduction to Parametric Design with Grasshopper 3d .
Francisco is going to lead workshop 1 on BIM management in the design phase from an architectural perspective. This workshop covers the fundamentals of information management in digital design projects and interdisciplinary collaboration efforts.
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Our twenty-second episode has been curated by our guest BILT Academy correspondent and previous BILT Academy Podcast guest Mark Wieringa. This month's podcast is the final in our 4 part series on Open Source, and in this episode, Mark interviews Thomas Krijnen.
For this episode, Mark had the pleasure of interviewing Thomas Krijen about open source and getting technical abo...
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Our twenty-first episode has been curated by our guest BILT Academy correspondent and previous BILT Academy Podcast guest Mark Wieringa. This month's podcast is the 3rd in our 4 part series on Open Source, and in this episode, Mark interviews Dion Moult.
For this episode, Mark had the pleasure of interviewing Dion Moult about open source and BlenderBIM.
Here are this month...
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Our twentieth episode has been curated by our newest BILT Academy correspondent and previous BILT Academy Podcast guest correspondent Hugo Taillandier. This month's podcast is all about Generative Design, with insight from our subject matter expert Jacob Small.
For this episode, Hugo interviewed Jacob Small, Technical Consultant for Autodesk in the field of Generative D...
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Our nineteenth episode has been curated by our guest BILT Academy correspondent and previous BILT Academy Podcast guest Mark Wieringa. This month's podcast is the 2nd in our 4 part series on Open Source, and in this episode, Mark interviews Jon Mirtschin.
The BILT Academy team has started into a busy new year with not only pressing deadlines educationally as well as prof...
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Our eighteenth episode is our last of 2021. For this Christmas Special, we see the entire BILT Academy return for a nice fireside chat.
We talk about what everyone enjoyed learning in 2021, what were the hot topics of 2021 for the AECO/BIM world. We also cover the must-have "Tech Gifts" for Christmas 2021, and what advice our BILT Academy correspondences would give st...
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Our seventeenth episode has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent David. This month's podcast is a BIM Technology podcast, and in it, David interviews industry expert Mark Wieringa
David has been reading a lot lately about data exchange and the limitations we experience in the building industry when using specific or multiple technologies that don't correspon...
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For episode sixteen we invited Anthony Meijer, a student taking Built Environment at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen, Netherlands to hop on board as guest narrator to this month's topic.
In this month's episode, we once again dive into the world of robotics. This time it was Anthony and his research that's based on how the AEC industry can...
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For episode fifteen we invited Hugo Taillandier, fellow Podcaster/ host of Today's Architecture Podcast and student at Napiers University in Edinburgh to hop on board as guest correspondent to this month's topic.
In this month's episode, Hugo decided to venture into the topic of BIM Execution Planning, as he had not yet been really exposed to that topic and got ...
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Before we get into this month's podcast, we want to celebrate our first year 1 year of Podcasting, and to begin year two with this month's Episode 14. We also would like to thank BIM Track for coming on board for another year as our official Podcast Technology Support. Thank you!
Our fourteenth has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent David. This month&ap...
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Our Thirteenth episode has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondents Daniel and Julia. This is the second episode of our two-part podcast series on sustainability. For this month's part two, we continue following up on our sustainability topic and tune into Academia and Science for their practical solutions.
Providing AEC experts with assessment methods to evaluate ...
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Before we kick off this episode a couple of announcements: First up I am happy to announce that the BILT goes globally virtual from June 22nd until 24th, 2021! The event will be held over multiple days and global time zones. You can find more info about the virtual event and register your interest in participation HERE. We also would like to let you know that the BILT Academy Podcast is...
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Our Eleventh episode has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent Daniel. This is the second of a two-part podcast series on Robotics. This month's part two has Daniel interviewing two leading researchers in the field of robotics and its future.
A few years back, Daniel had the privilege of holding an internship position at Fraunhofer Italia where he got to meet ins...
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Our Tenth episode has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent David. This is the first of a two-part podcast series on Robotics. This month's part one has David interviewing two industry experts about the future of robotics.
This month we kick off a series of podcasts where robotics take center stage. This episode focuses on the future of robotics, with the future ...
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Our first episode of 2021 is episode Nine and has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent David. This month's podcast is a BIM Technology podcast, and in it, David interviews two industry experts in the field of technology innovation.
In this month's episode, we go behind the scenes of two successful internationally implemented BIM technologies and meet the fou...
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Our eighth episode is our year end special which sees all of our BILT Academy team return to tell you a bit about their journey in researching the topics presented in our podcast episodes, but also to reflect on how they have experienced the unprecedented circumstances of a global pandemic and how the related governmental health measurements have changed their lives.
For this P...
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