I was watching BBC’ Unbuilt Britian recently (CLICK HERE FOR THE BBC UNBUILT BRITAIN SITE) which included an interview with Lord Norman Foster who gave a statistic that nine out of ten architects projects will never go ahead and get Read More …
I think this is going to turn into one of my series. I’ve already posted on how I use Vectorworks and YouTube to present schemes in 3D (Here it is again if you missed it) and they’re usually 3D flyover Read More …
Creative Edge Talent Vouchers allow a creative business to contract a ‘new creative talent’ who is featured in the ‘Employ a Creative’ section of the website to do a specific assignment for them. Vouchers are available up to a maximum Read More …
Most architects have now heard of BIM and have either integrated BIM into their workflow or are contemplating it. This series of posts will give a beginners guide to BIM and it’s benefits to clients. There is already stacks of Read More …
It’s very important that when you are choosing an architect that you fully understand the services that he/she will provide and how much time they will spend on your project. So it’s for this reason that I’m saying compare apples Read More …
This is the fifth post on BIM following on from: BIM for Beginners – what is BIM BIM for Beginners – A simple BIM example and BIM for Beginners – Client Benefits BIM for beginners So is BIM just software Read More …
I was speaking to Isabel Barros a while back and the ‘Architect as…’ series continues with ‘Architect as Confidant and Confessor’. The role of architect gives a very privileged position; that of being party to a persons innermost thoughts, hearing Read More …
It’s the awards nominations season again. I’ve gone and nominated myself for the Be2Awards in the Built environment blogger of the year category. What I need YOU to do is to second, third and fourth me! Simply click on REPLY Read More …
In 2011 I started writing a series of blog posts for a possible book on the design concepts for the Irish Rural House. The plan was to compile all the posts into a published book that gathers all the information Read More …
Following on from ‘What is BIM’ and ‘A simple BIM example’ this post has a quick look at the main benefits of BIM specifically to clients: If you search ‘Benefits of BIM’ as of just now Google will return 2,350,000 Read More …
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