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Presentation of the open source BIM collective during the W78 CIB conference in Nice, France 2011. Featuring BIM tools for sketchup, IfcOpenShell, BIMserver, BIMsurfer, IfcWebServer, UBERviewer.
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- 6. Is this a good thing? - for interoperability in the industry? - for ‘getting things done’ in a project?
- 7. We have an industry of specialists….
- 8. Specialists come together (a project) to build a great building.
- 11. Specialists CHOOSE and bring their own tools….
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- 23. … of those 6 projects….
- 24. How much time is left?
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