I love the site!  I have been seeing a lot of poorly done sites that have attempted to address the need for more B.I.M. communication, but all have fallen short. This site is top notch and I plan on visiting it often.

Thanks,
Bobby W Parker
White Birch Studios

Mr. Parker,

Your post is much appreciated.  Our web team is working extremely hard to enahnce the site daily and to bring visitors more of what they want...knowledge/education on BIM.  Also, feel free to sign-up for our upcoming SmartBIM E-Newsletter that will be driven by our team of experts on BIM.  Each month will feature BIM articles, questions/answers, tools and tips, case studies w/ current BIM users and much more.  If you haven’t already done so, please go to reedconstructiondata.com/enewsletters/ and fill in the requested information to sign-up for the SmartBIM E-Newsletter.

Signing up now, thanks!

Thanks,
Bobby W Parker
White Birch Studios

This from one of those smaller offices who has adopted BIM for commercial, light industrial, and retail work, primarily. Since 1997, our BIM tool has been ArchiCAD by Graphisoft. Revit by Autodesk is not synonymous with BIM - particularly from a global perspective. Autodesk is doing a great job of promoting BIM, and catching up with those who have been “there” for some time. If you have not committed to a BIM application yet, be aware that besides Revit, Graphisoft and Bentley are major providers of BIM modeling software worldwide. A number of other more specialized BIM applications are also available. Check it out for yourself before following the heard here in the US.

I had to Google BIM to know what it is.  I’m assuming it is Building Information Modeling.  It sounds cool.  I am just now getting into commercial work so all of this stuff is new and confusing, but we are learning.  We have be doing Atlanta House Painting and Painting Atlanta.

We are moving into Atlanta Solar and Atlanta Rainwater Harvesting and Atlanta Alternative Energy.

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