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Breaking BIM

 

Digital Design and Visualization Study

Funded Research

2015

 

** Honorable Mention A|N Best of Design Awards for Digital Architectural Representation, Architect’s Newspaper, 2016 **

Credits

Project Text

 

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is not just a tool for project delivery and production. This research project seeks to identify new relationships between design processes and BIM that leverage computational resources for design objectives. The project outlines two approaches to breaking the constraints of BIM with more intuitive work-flows for design. These include associative modules and conceptual massing with adaptive components.

 

Funding Source

University of Virginia’s School of Architecture, Summer Research Grant 2015-2016

 

Design + Visualization

Seth McDowell

 

Software

Autodesk Revit

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

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