"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

#BIMpill – BIM Maturity Tool

Oltre allo strumento open source appartenente al BIM framework e proposto da BIM excellence, un altro dei miei strumenti preferiti è sviluppato dal Centre for Digital Built Britain dell’Università di Cambridge e lo trovate a questo indirizzo.

Si tratta di una piattaforma che vi consente di mappare la maturità di un progetto, tenendo in considerazione le diverse fasi e gli stakeholder coinvolti.

Una volta scelta la fase e individuati gli stakeholder, le domande riguardano ambiti che vanno dalla gestione delle informazioni ai processi e comprendono questioni riguardanti gli acquisti e il procurement, la fase di mobilitazione, la produzione vera e propria, ma anche la gestione dell’asset, o questioni relative non solo alla gestione delle informazioni in sé ma anche alla qualità delle informazioni, alla sicurezza e ai processi collaborativi.

Ogni ambito ha poi una serie di domande relative a quell’aspetto. Nella fase di mobilizzazione, ad esempio, troviamo domande relative al BIM Execution Plan o ai processi di training. Le stesse domande vengono poste alle diverse parti e i risultati vengono messi a confronto, per individuare gli eventuali anelli deboli della catena.

 

architecture, engineering and construction

The Answer’s in Your Model (and yet, it might be wrong)

A few weeks ago, in one of those happy convergences of life, I was reading an Italian essay on Italo Calvino and artificial intelligence (I wrote about it here), and there’s a very interesting set of passages that have to do with our contemporary obsession

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movies and tv

The End of Oak Street

By the life of me, I don’t understand how’s possible that this movie was ever cleared for production. The concept is simple, and shamefully Stephen King-esque: a portion of a small suburban town gets teleported into a not particularly well-defined “age of dinosaurs,” and the

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books and literature

Susanna Clarke’s The Ladies of Grace Adieau

I had forgotten how much I was bored by Clarke’s Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, but I trust I’ll like other stuff by the same author and, before tackling Piranesi, I decided to finally approach this one. Not remembering these are spin-off stories from Jonathan

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