Mastering And Automating Revit Groups by Nicolas Catellier.How Many Toilets Do I Need? by Julie Kidder.
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Effective Software Adoption In A Hybrid Environment by Jess Purcell.Making An Engaging Technical In-person And Virtual Presentation by Marcello Sgambelluri.Collaborative Coordination: Starting Clash Coordination During Design by Katelyn Sanchez and co-speaker Jacob D’Albora.This Graph Does Not Bring Joy – Cleaning Up Dynamo Workflows by John Pierson.Lab: Here’s Your Sign – Awesome Methods For Making Signage In Revit by John Pierson.To Dynamo Or Not To Dynamo: A Guide To Deciding When Automation Is The Answer by Marie Williams Bell and co-speaker Jamie Owens IIĪnd of course, there were a ton of classes I missed that I wish I could have seen, here are just a few. The few sessions I did see were good ones for sure.īridging the Computational Gap with Dynamo Player By Dana De Filippi with co-speaker Jacob Small. This year I submitted 10 abstracts, as 10 was the max because of the new “Carl Rule”. I didn’t get a chance to take in sessions from the other conferences, but they were included in your BILT conference pass so you could if you wished. buildingSMART USA National High Performace Building Conference.Something else that was new about this version of Digital Built Week Americas was the number of different events happening concurrently. In the end, everyone that I talked to understood the situation and was happy to be together in person again.
In the end, this meant scaling back the social events, having paid bars, boxed lunches and the cancellation of the Gala Dinner. This meant that Wesley and Robert from the DBEI executive, the BILTAm team ( Bob, Desirée, Nick, Steve and Alice) along with help from members of the DTS ( Bob, Vickie, Craig, Chris and Brad) and BCS teams ( Jim, Randall, Mike, Melissa and Chad) did a TON of work in the short hours before and during the event to make it happen.
That meant that this was the first BILTAm (Now called BILT Americas no longer BILTNA for BILT North America) with a 3rd party event company handling the “back of house” things, and let’s just say they didn’t deliver to the expectations of the BILTAm team. Unfortunately, the RTC Events team that did all the “back of house” organization for all the BILT events was a casualty of almost 3 years of no events. Of course with the good comes the bad, and the last few years have been very hard on organizations that run conferences, and DBEI was no exception. The networking that happens in person at social events and between sessions is so invaluable to the community. I will start by saying it was awesome to see so many old and new BIM friends again IN PERSON! Sure Zoom got us through the last few years but it was not a replacement for in-person events.
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