A short presentation for the Be2Camp North meetup on the potential for micro-blogging within architectural collaboration. Based on the following blog entry: http://www.stress-free.co.nz/using_microblogging_to_record_architectural_design_conversation_alongside_the_bim

1. http://www.stress-free.co.nz/using_microblogging_to_record_architectural_design_conversation_alongside_the_bim
Using micro-blogging to record
Joining the Digital Dots architectural design
conversation alongside the BIM

2. We currently do a bad job of BIM is a “perfect” record of an
outcome, but the processes that
recording the design story led to it are lost or forgotten.

3. Hyperlinked Practice: Facilitate better collaboration by enabling a distributed design team to
“surf” the collective set of decisions, compromises and assumptions made during a project.

4. Hyperlinked Practice
Is a technology choice conducive to this
architectural collaboration goal?
Apply a theoretical litmus test,
the principles of the Project Information Cloud:
• Simple
• Ubiquitous
• Decentralised
• Modular
• Information Aware
• Context Sensitive
• Evolving Semantics

5. Micro-blogging satisfies Therefore we can postulate that
as an architectural collaboration
these principles “pretty well” tool it could be very productive.

6. An AEC micro-blogging service should focus on:
BIM/CAD integration Context-level security Decentralised implementations
Whilst it possible to use any micro-blogging service,
for optimum results and adoption the AEC industry needs dedicated platforms.

7. Many of the components exist,
Tantalisingly close but there is still a long way to go.