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About Me:
I am Nicolas, a Civil Engineering graduate turned openBIM enthusiast.
BIM is something that is bringing change to our industry and it’s an extremely exciting time for many BIM Managers!
However, I believe that we must break down the interoperability barriers for all software programs in order to achieve maximum advancement.
I use lots of BIM acronyms like IFC, BCF, CDE, EIR, BEP, and AIR. However, I believe that BIM is not a buzzword but an approach that will help us build better buildings more efficiently.
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Fun facts about me:
How did you get into BIM?
I don’t think I understood the true meaning of “BIM” until a couple of years ago when an opportunity arose to work using openBIM within a practice. You could say that my career has been defined by change – from being a Civil Engineering graduate to later training as a BIM Technician and finally seeing the openBIM light.
What is your BIM experience?
I started my BIM journey back in 2010 when I was still an undergraduate student. At this time, we were spending lots of time doing structural analysis – I hadn’t really heard about Revit or ArchiCAD. As soon as I saw the power of BIM I was hooked! Upon finishing university, I struggled to find a job but it seemed that I was destined to use BIM in my work from the start.
What is your favorite BIM technology?
I have really enjoyed using Vico Office in the past. Recently I have started using BlenderBIM – it’s amazing!
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