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Author : Willem KymmellBinding : HardcoverEAN : 9780071494533Edition : 1ISBN : 0071494537Label : McGraw-Hill ProfessionalManufacturer : McGraw-Hill ProfessionalNumber of pages : 270Publication date : 2008-04-24Publisher : McGraw-Hill ProfessionalTitle : Building Information Modeling: Planning and Managing Construction Projects with 4D CAD and Simulations (McGraw-Hill Construction Series): Planning and ... Projects with 4D CAD and SimulationsLanguages : ArrayNumber of items : 1Studio : McGraw-Hill Professional . . .
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. Background: � The Setting for BIM � Current Practice � Legal Considerations . Building Information Modeling: � BIM Concepts � BIM Planning � BIM Implementation. Software Tools: � Modeling Tools � Model Production � Model Analysis � Specific SoftwareOptions. Learning BIM: � Learning Methods � Skill Sets � The Learners. Case Studies. . . .
I was interested in this book because it seemed less like a "how to" book and more about what makes this technology work. It has not disappointed on those issues at all. Very rich in information. The biggest weakness I have found is that the author clearly favors certain software packages over others, which I can understand... everyone has their preferences. However, when discussing Autodesk's Revit platform, I found the book to be overly biased and sometimes, flatly, mistaken. This issue does not however, severely detract from the overall value of the information. Where the book seeks to discuss BIM without focusing on specific software, it is without equal. As long as you aren't making purchasing decisions based on the information, anyone familiar with the basics of BIM will find it fascinating.
Well organized, well written. Provides information about model composition which most books on this subject do not include. Very informative. Organizations looking to move down the BIM/VDC path should definitely take the time to read as they will learn a great deal about the process changes needed to effectively utilize 3D models in their workflow.