Interviews

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I was interviewed in September for the first article in a series published by Architect Magazine on the future of Building Information Modeling.

The article describes efforts made by practitioners and institutions, such as the AIA, to implement holistic approaches to BIM.

See full article here.

In April 2007, I was interviewed by Architectural Record for an article called "Transformative Tools Start to Take Hold." The author outlines the broad basis of BIM and then describes through a series of case studies with owners, architects, engineers and builders, how BIM specifically impacted their projects. 

Click here to see the full article.

I was interviewed in 2006 by Samantha Topol for an article in The Architect's Newspaper on the impact of BIM on design practices. The article focuses on the way that new technologies are blurring the traditional roles and responsibilities of practice through the integration of design with information. Specifically, the practice of dividing architects into design and technical paths and projects into isolated drawing sheets is fundamentally rethought through the use of BIM.

Back in November 2006 The New York Times published an article on the Parsons School of Design's building of an information center and laundromat in the Katrina-ravaged town of DeLisle, Mississippi.