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The Future of the Building Industry

HOK Chief Executive Officer Patrick MacLeamy, FAIA presents this 5 part series explaning the separation of the architect from the builder and evolving to his current view of the promise of B.I.M.
       Part 2: Team Organization
       Part 3: The Effort Curve
       Part 4: Buildings are Assembled, Not Built
       Part 5: BIM, BAM, BOOM
Robotics in Construction?
Imagine a swarm of robotic bee's acting like a huge 3D printer placing nano-carbon cells and fusing them with a catalytic binder to create a building.  All driven buy the B.I.M. dataset. A 24-7-365 automated building construction system.  Now take a look at this:

Where is Technology Taking our Industry

The keynote address at the 2011 Autodesk University provided some insights as to where technology is taking (and radically changing) our industry.  The various presenters in this clip provided a provacative and inviting perspective that maps out the variety of opportunities that are becoming available to us as designers and architects. 

T.I. = Time Index

T.I. 00.05.00  Autodesk C.T.O John Kowalski - Introduction and Overview.
      00.07.20  Five Waves of Disruption ------------------------------------------------------
      00.13.49    Open Innovation
      00.19.35    Digital Fabrication
      00.24.03    Jeffery McGrew  (Because We Can) architects take note of this one!
      00.29.35    Mark Hatch CEO (Techshop) speaks of the coming revolution
      00.36.06    Ambient Intelligence
      00.39.14    Infinite Computing
      00.42.40  Dealing with the Complexity & Disruption ----------------------------------
      00.45.15    Chris Anderson, Chief Editor - Wired Magazine
      01.09.30    Carl Bass, CEO Autodesk ---- "Tools that Amplify Creativity"
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