Knowledge Sharing Event: Effective BIM Collaboration: Strategies for Smaller Projects
Nov 15, 2024
Location Edinburgh Napier University
Rivers suite -Craiglockhart CampusDescription We hosted an inspiring knowledge sharing event at Edinburgh Napier University in partnership with CSY Architects. This event builds on discussions we started in a previous industry and Government engagement event we organised in June 2024 about Information Management and Collaboration strategies in Design and Construction Practices.
Event Schedule
Lunch on Arrival / Registration
Welcome and Introductions
David Philip (Cohesive)
James King (CSY Architects): Effective BIM Collaboration: Strategies
for Smaller Projects
Discussion Groups
Plenary
Break
Neil Benzies (Narro)
Andrew Waring (Digital Guerrilla)
Q+A Panel
Closing RemarksPeople Suha Jaradat URL https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-suha-jaradat-pfhea-fciat-fcabe-09b38542_bim-smes-informationmanagement-activity-7263890200408338432-UKoU?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
Events (3)
Knowledge Sharing Event: Building Information Management BIM in SMEs
Jun 14, 2024
Location Edinburgh Napier University
The Glass Room, Merchiston CampusDescription CSY Architects has been working in partnership with Edinburgh Napier University to explore the application of BIM by SMEs on smaller projects and on existing buildings. We're looking forward to sharing our findings so far, along with guest speakers from David Miller Architects, Narro Engineers, and Historic Environment Scotland.
Event Schedule
Lunch/Registration
Welcome and Introductions
James King (CSY Architects)
Discussion Groups
Plenary
Break
Eamon Gilson (Historic Environment Scotland)
Andrew De Silva (David Miller Architects London)
Q + A Panel
Closing RemarksPeople Suha Jaradat URL https://www.linkedin.com/posts/csy-architects_bim-in-smes-knowledge-sharing-the-csy-activity-7211037003834896384-uEo8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
Lions' Gate Open Day
Sep 24, 2022
Location Lions' Gate Garden, Merchiston Campus Description Lions' Gate Garden free event as part of the Climate Fringe and the Great Big Green Week, supported by the Permaculture Association.
At 3.30pm influential, Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology at Aberdeen University Tim Ingold, presented his latest work ‘Generation Now‘ from our Storytelling Chair.
Tim has made a huge impact on design philosophy, and was a favourite of Edinburgh Napier’s late, great Prof. David Benyon, whose own design work on Blended Spaces has fundamentally informed The Lions’ Gate.
Other wholesome and life-affirming activities of the day included:
Holistic Therapies by Emma J @ Blue Butterfly Therapies
Student exhibits from the School of Arts and Creative Industries
Campus-grown food
Cocktails and drinks
Music, including DJ Someone’s Dad and Blue Heron
Garden tours
All 100 Eventbrite tickets were used.
A blog post on the event is available here:
https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/thelionsgate/thinking-back-on-the-lions-gate-open-day/People Callum Egan Org Units School of Computing Engineering and the Built Environment URL https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/thelionsgate/thinking-back-on-the-lions-gate-open-day/