Long-form essays, critical reflections, and grounded perspectives on building information modeling, software culture, and professional practice.
BIM was never designed for one heroic expert. The more complex the process becomes, the more we need people who can connect…
BIM is not a model. It is a nervous system. What if hierarchy was never the purpose of management, but only a…
More detail does not automatically mean better BIM. From kilometres of modelled joints to the Level of Information Need, this essay asks…
The CDE Manager does far more than move files. Behind the quiet routines of naming, revisions, permissions and delivery flows sits a…
A perfect BIM model can still slow down a construction site. This story follows what happens when issue tracking, millimetric coordination and…
The BIM we know — manual modelling, repetitive data entry and rigid workflows — is changing fast. What survives is not a…
Project Managers govern time, cost and delivery. BIM Coordinators govern information, models and coordination. When the two worlds stop talking, projects pay…
From my first encounter with Revit in 2005 to the moment I realised Revit was not BIM, this is a twenty-year journey…