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3 comments:
...however, bim managers are not the ones that stay on the project all the time and take all the documentation from the beginning to the end - that is architectural staff. "Getting rid of text" assumes that your architectural staff is capable of knowing their virtual building model at the same level as software programmers that work with "object oriented programming" know their software throughout. Arch staff in general is not at that level to be able to embed all the information in the types. That is why programmers make more money....
You had to be there to appreciate the quote. :-)
Come next year, its a grand time!
Yeah, I might have taken it out of context...
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