Virtual worlds and the built environment (PDF) is a white paper just published by Birmingham, UK-based Daden Ltd, about whom I’ve written before (post). Having explored Second Life very superficially a couple of years ago when Be2camp was in its infancy, I have watched with interest as Dave Burden and Soulla Stylianou have developed strong …
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Mar 08 2011
Virtual worlds and the built environment
- By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, BIM, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Marketing, People issues, Sustainability, Vendors, Web 2.0
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8 March 2011
- 3D, AEC, architecture, bandwidth, Be2camp, Be2camp Brum, BIM, Birmingham, building information modelling, building navigation, building services, built environment, collaboration, Construction, consultation, Daden, Dave Burden, design, Engineering, environmental and performance data, facilities management, fly-throughs, human-controlled avatars, Library of Birmingham, maintenance, PIVOTE, planning, real time, Second Life, security, signage, simulation, Soulla Stylianou, structural engineering, training, U, user feedback, virtual meetings, Virtual worlds, walk-throughs, what-ifs, wheelchair use, white paper
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Nov 24 2008
AEC conferences, content and ‘unconferences’
- By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Blogs, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Marketing, People issues, Telecoms, Web 2.0
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24 November 2008
My friend Jodie Miners is now back in Australia after a whirlwind trip to Europe (and Dubai) that included co-organisation and participation in the London Be2camp 2008 event at the Building Centre on 10 October. She has been blogging about part of her trip – to the World Architecture Festival in Barcelona – and makes …
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Construction information technology specialist with extensive experience of the UK architecture, engineering and construction and ICT markets (among others). Also does PR and marketing.
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Collabor8 online
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This year I have written about several low-cost, even no-cost, collaboration solutions that might be used by businesses in the architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) industry (eg: Glasscubes, e-Grou, Incite Toolbox, ShowDocument, drop.io, Clouds UK, Woobius, Colaab). Even the deepest recession that most AEC professionals can remember has not deterred people from launching new solutions. …
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