Podcasts about Bjarke Ingels

In this special Nordic Visionaries edition of the Innovation Storytellers Show, I am joined by one of the most influential architects of our time, Bjarke Ingels, founder of BIG, Bjarke Ingels Group. From reimagining the clean port of Copenhagen to designing the first permanent human habitat on the Moon, Bjarke's work challenges conventional thinking about architecture, sustainability, and innovation. In this expansive conversation, Bjarke reflects on his early passion for graphic novels and how that artistic instinct evolved into a career that shapes skylines and societies alike. He introduces listeners to the Danish concept of form giving, the idea of shaping not just objects but the frameworks of human life. From Bhutan's Galefu mindfulness city to NASA's lunar base, Bjarke reveals how his designs are rooted in ancient culture and future potential. Listeners will hear how nature, not as an ornament but as a collaborator, inspires Bjarke's vision. Whether allowing vines to invade his home office or designing a ski slope atop a waste-to-energy plant, he demonstrates how sustainability and pleasure coexist. He shares his philosophy of “hedonistic sustainability” and makes a compelling case that what's good for the planet can also improve our quality of life. Bjarke also discusses material innovation, from using bacteria to brew carbon-free concrete to printing structures with moon dust. He explains how earthly or extraterrestrial constraints can unlock some of the world's most transformative ideas. This episode is more than a journey through architecture. It invites us to rethink how we design our lives, cities, and shared future.  

Una Breve Historia del Futuro es un documental sobre nuestro futuro y cómo podemos reimaginarlo. Presentado por el reconocido futurista Ari Wallach, el programa invita a los espectadores a un viaje alrededor del mundo lleno de descubrimientos, esperanza y posibilidades sobre dónde nos encontramos hoy y qué podría suceder. Este documental desafía el marco distópico adoptado por la cultura popular al ofrecer una perspectiva innovadora sobre el futuro. La docuserie nos pregunta a todos: ¿Cómo podemos convertirnos en los grandes antepasados ​​que el futuro necesita que seamos? "Una Breve Historia del Futuro" entrelaza historia, ciencia e ideas inesperadas para ampliar nuestra comprensión sobre el impacto que las decisiones que tomamos hoy tendrán en nuestro futuro. Cada episodio sigue a quienes trabajan para resolver nuestros mayores desafíos. El documental también presenta valiosas perspectivas de una amplia gama de pensadores, científicos, desarrolladores y narradores, como el presidente francés Emmanuel Macron, el secretario de Transporte de EE. UU., Pete Buttigieg, el director general de Salud Pública de EE. UU., Vivek Murthy, la marinera Dame Ellen MacArthur, el músico Grimes, el arquitecto Bjarke Ingels, la climatóloga Katharine Hayhoe, el legendario futbolista Kylian Mbappé, y muchos más.

Since launching the podcast ten years ago in 2015, hosts George Smart and Tom Guild have had fascinating conversations with over 700 guests, including architects, owners, media, critics, authors, actors, and jazz performers.  USModernist Radio is one of America's top-rated architecture and jazz podcasts, ranked in the past as #1 by Atomic Ranch and #2 by Dwell.  The 400th episode features interviews with actress and Modernist preservationist Kelly Lynch and architecture critic Kate Wagner; the return of comedian Frank King; and special musical guest, Heather Rigdon. It will also include highlights from past episodes, including interviews with Bjarke Ingels; the last living Frank Lloyd Wright client, Roland Reisley; Moshe Safdie, Eric Lloyd Wright, Suzanne Somers, Youtube star Stewart Hicks, Hugh Kaptur; author Chris Rawlins; Daniel Libeskind; Harriet Pattison on Lou Kahn; Harry Bates; Myron Goldfinger; Raleigh's Brian Shawcroft and Lewis Clarke; Mary Schindler; and Modernism opponents David Brussat, Professor J. S. Curl, and classical scholar Catesby Leigh.

Bjarke Ingels returns to continue his conversation in Part Two.  Bjarke Ingels is one of the world's leading architects as the founder and creative director of renowned architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). Recognized for his innovative approach to sustainable and futuristic design, Ingels has led transformative projects worldwide, including the Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art in China and groundbreaking urban plans like The Dryline in New York. A partner in multiple ventures, he co-founded Nabr, a consumer-first housing company, and collaborated with Lonestar Data Holdings to create the Freedom Payload—a solar-powered, 3D-printed data center designed to store data on the Moon. Named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in 2016, Ingels is renowned for pushing the boundaries of architecture to address global challenges, blending art, technology, and practicality to shape the future of urban living and sustainable development. ------ Thank you to the sponsors that fuel our podcast and our team: LMNT Electrolytes https://drinklmnt.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Athletic Nicotine https://www.athleticnicotine.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Squarespace https://squarespace.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Vivo Barefoot http://vivobarefoot.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA25' ------ Sign up to receive Tetragrammaton Transmissions https://www.tetragrammaton.com/join-newsletter

Bjarke Ingels is one of the world's leading architects as the founder and creative director of renowned architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). Recognized for his innovative approach to sustainable and futuristic design, Ingels has led transformative projects worldwide, including the Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art in China and groundbreaking urban plans like The Dryline in New York. A partner in multiple ventures, he co-founded Nabr, a consumer-first housing company, and collaborated with Lonestar Data Holdings to create the Freedom Payload—a solar-powered, 3D-printed data center designed to store data on the Moon. Named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in 2016, Ingels is renowned for pushing the boundaries of architecture to address global challenges, blending art, technology, and practicality to shape the future of urban living and sustainable development. ------ Thank you to the sponsors that fuel our podcast and our team: LMNT Electrolytes https://drinklmnt.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Athletic Nicotine https://www.athleticnicotine.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Squarespace https://squarespace.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Vivo Barefoot http://vivobarefoot.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA25' ------ House of Macadamias https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/tetra Use code 'TETRA' ------ Sign up to receive Tetragrammaton Transmissions https://www.tetragrammaton.com/join-newsletter

Send us a Text Message.Discover the secrets behind the harmonious marriage of digital and analog design with acclaimed architect and Grand Designs New Zealand host, Chris Moller. Chris shares his unique perspective on the vital importance of tactile, sensory engagement in the creative process, reflecting on how traditional tools like pencils and legos can foster innovation. He also revisits a historical chat between Kevin Kelly and Brian Eno, uncovering the essence of good architecture through the lens of Marshall McLuhan's theories.Unlock the power of juxtaposition and shock tactics in the world of design, as we draw parallels between media, art, and architecture. Chris discusses how master architects like Bjarke Ingels and Rem Koolhaas use these techniques to provoke new ways of thinking, and we contemplate the calming effect of physical creation in a digitized world. This episode also takes a deep dive into extreme sports, revealing the parallels between the intense focus required in sports like whitewater kayaking and the craft of architectural design.Connect with the cosmos and nature through architecture with Chris's insights on projects like the Mount Pleasant Community Centre and the Porirua Community Market, Kai Tahi. We explore how learning from natural forms and historical principles can lead to more sustainable and efficient designs. The episode wraps up with an inspiring highlight of the Ruamahanga River conservation project, showcasing the powerful impact of grassroots activism and community involvement in environmental restoration. Join us for a journey that bridges the past, present, and future of design, offering a rich tapestry of insights and inspiration.Episode artwork by Anna Briggs0:00 - Digital vs Analog in Design10:43 - Juxtaposition and Shock in Design17:34 - Craft, Creation, and Architecture35:13 - Connecting Architecture to Nature and Cosmos46:50 - Architectural Design and Cosmic Inspiration1:03:20 - Revisiting Ancient Architecture Principles1:13:15 - Ruamahanga River Conservation ProjectFollow us on @designpriciplespod on Instagram.If you wish to contact us hit our DMs or email us on info@designprinciplespod.com

All the noise around sustainability can be dizzying. In this episode, Bjarke Ingels returns to discuss BIG's Plan for the Planet. Can a global framework based on real-world strategies help us achieve better individual solutions?

In Sachen Architektur beweist Kopenhagen Pioniergeist – und wurde dafür 2023 sogar zur Welthauptstadt der Architektur erklärt. Wir geben dir in dieser Episode in unter 10 Minuten einen Überblick und sagen dir, welche Brücken, Häuser, Museen und Stadtviertel du dir hier unbedingt anschauen solltest.

Bjarke Ingels is the Danish architect who is responsible for creating the flood defence project for Manhattan. In 2012 Hurricane Sandy saw flood water rise up to 2.4 metres. Lives were lost, the city's transportation system was brought to a stand-still and the New York Stock exchange was closed for two days. As a child, Bjarke wanted to draw comic books and walk on roofs and the buildings that he's designed include a power station with a ski slope. How can he build his sense of fun and creativity into vital protection against climate change? Razia Iqbal meets Bjarke for The Cultural Frontline on the BBC World Service.

World-renowned architect Bjarke Ingels joins Deepak Chopra to explore the intersection of design, mindfulness, and human well-being. They delve into Bjarke's innovative projects in New York and Copenhagen, before discussing their inspiring encounter with the Bhutanese royals and Bjarke's unique role in developing a new mindfulness city in Gelephu. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that blends visionary architecture with the wisdom of Eastern traditions.Get Bjarke's book, BIG. Formgiving

Bjarke Ingels is a global brand. Whatever one feels about starchitects in general, he is a force to be reckoned with. What does he think is the future of buildings and cities? What role will design play in solving the climate crisis?

Prahu zná dobře, soutěžil tu už s návrhem na Národní knihovnu. Světoznámý dánský architekt Bjarke Ingels ale uspěl až v soutěži o Vltavskou filharmonii a teď do Česka přijel představit podrobnou architektonickou studii očekávané stavby. V exkluzivním rozhovoru pro Crunch vysvětluje, proč je pro něj životním projektem, přestože má za sebou oceňovaná díla po celém světě. „Letos mi bude padesát a filharmonii jsem měl na ‚bucket listu'. Víte, nejslavnější dánská stavba stojí na druhém konci světa – opera v Sydney od Jørna Utzona. Říkal jsem si: jen jednou za život udělat něco jako operu v Sydney, pak bych mohl umřít šťastný,” říká architekt, jehož skupina BIG má kanceláře od Kodaně přes New York po Šen-čen. Mluví také o tom, jak využil zpětnou vazbu od Pražanů, budoucnosti měst, zručnosti českých stavařů, ale také o odvážném „územním plánu pro planetu”. Pusťte si celý rozhovor! Je v angličtině, na YouTube jsou k dispozici české titulky. Sledujte i další podcasty z dílny CzechCrunch, které najdete na cc.cz/podcasty. Money Maker (příběhy úspěšných českých podnikatelů) BrandStories (v zákulisí českých firem) Rosteme (rady v seberozvojových knihách) Navštivte nás i na webu cc.cz, kde pro vás každý pokrýváme témata, která hýbou Českem a světem.Twitter – LinkedIn – Instagram – Facebook

As our 23 loyal listeners know, we're solid fans of Bjarke Ingels and his wildly successful design practice Bjarke Ingels Group spanning London, Copenhagen, New York, and China.  With projects like the combination incinerator and ski slope in Copenhagen, and Via 57, One Hudson, the Spiral, and the BIG U flood protection barrier wrapping around most of Manhattan, the firm continues to do amazing projects, even designing habitats for the moon and mars. George was back at the Bjarke Ingels Group offices recently to interview BIG partner Martin Voelkle, who has overseen the design, development, and completion of projects such as 2 World Trade Center in New York, the Smithsonian master plan in Washington D.C., and the King's Cross Google Headquarters in London. He's also manages BIG's few but high-profile house designs.

La creatività è incrociare mondi, diceva Jules Henri Poincaré. In questa puntata di Start incontriamo l'artista britannica Sarah Lucas, la direttrice d'orchestra ucraina Oksana Lyniv e tre architetti che si occupano di social housing: il danese Bjarke Ingels, il cinese Ma Jansong e il catalano Ricardo Bofil jr. E in questa edizione weekend, anche la speciale iniziativa “Benvenuti in atelier 2023”, un'occasione per visitare i laboratori della moda made in Italy, con workshop, sfilate e momenti esperienziali.

La creatività è incrociare mondi, diceva Jules Henri Poincaré. In questa puntata di Start incontriamo l'artista britannica Sarah Lucas, la direttrice d'orchestra ucraina Oksana Lyniv e tre architetti che si occupano di social housing: il danese Bjarke Ingels, il cinese Ma Jansong e il catalano Ricardo Bofil jr. E in questa edizione weekend, anche la speciale iniziativa “Benvenuti in atelier 2023”, un'occasione per visitare i laboratori della moda made in Italy, con workshop, sfilate e momenti esperienziali.

NYC's top developer Two Trees Managing Director David Lombino joins the pod to discuss their work on Williamsburg Brooklyn's premier waterfront.    Two Trees is a Brooklyn-based, family-owned real estate development firm founded in 1968.  Two Trees has owned, managed, and developed a portfolio worth more than $4B in real estate, owning and managing more than 4,000 apartments, 3 million square feet of commercial and industrial real estate, and most notably developing one of the most important waterfronts in New York City,  Domino Park, Domino Sugar Factory, and their new project known as the River Ring, Two Trees' Other Eye-Catching Project on the Williamsburg Waterfront and a development site which was formally owned by ConEdison and used as an oil tank storage facility.  Two Trees purchased the 11-acre Domino site in 2012 for $185 million, and over the past decade has demolished 27+ buildings and cleared the site for rezoning, excavation & development.    Most recently, Two Trees has been in the news for opening up The Refinery, a fifteen-story, 460,000 square-foot office space within an industrial brick structure originally completed in 1884 which then housed the factory & production of sugar for Domino.  The Refinery is set to redefine the standard for commercial buildings in New York City, offering world-class workspaces and amenities, while preserving the site's rich history and embracing sustainability.   Fun Fact:  Michael has a friend group named "Red Sauce Gang".  The gang meets once a quarter and tries out various restaurants around the city.     Here are David Lombino's and the Red Sauce Gang's go-to that YOU should try:  Raos  Michaels of Brooklyn  Le Crocodile     

Architect Bjarke Ingels and Texas hotelier Liz Lambert join DESIGN:ED to discuss the redevelopment of El Cosmico in Marfa, how their partnership with ICON is redefining construction and design through 3D printing, and Ingels's hopes for designing on the moon. CLAIM CEU CREDIT HERE

Danish architect Bjarke Ingels of Bjarke Ingels Group and Texas hotelier Liz Lambert discuss their joint project in Marfa, Texas, which expands Lambert's innovative campground hotel, El Cosmico. They describe their work with construction technology company, ICON, and their innovative approach to hospitality in the desert that uses the landscape and its materials for inspiration. Ingles and Lambert discuss how 3D printing technology and robotic construction holds promise for affordable housing projects, artisanal architecture, and even building on the moon. Learning objectives:  ·     Describe the elements of El Cosmico's original design and how Bjarke Ingels and Liz Lambert plan to evolve it.·     Explain the concept of El Cosmic in terms of how it uses materials and landscape to reshape the idea of luxury camping.·     List the ways 3D printing and robotic construction can support affordable housing projects and also maintain an artisan style, according to Ingels and Lambert.·     Discuss the vision Lambert and Ingels have for how design and construction would be implemented on the moon or other planet.Credits: 0.5 AIA LU/HSWSpeaker: Aaron Prinz

Driven by his belief in a brighter future, the Global Network for Zero Co-Founder, President, and CEO Mahesh Ramanujam convenes a coalition of leaders dedicated to progressing society toward greater ESG compliance and ultimately a zero greenhouse gas economy. An investor, convener and unifier with decades of experience leading global technology platforms, Ramanujam focuses on integration and interoperability for optimal results in the sustainability sector. Experienced in both nonprofit and for profit sectors, Mahesh helps businesses, communities, cities, buildings and infrastructure to realize their ESG and net zero commitments. As President and CEO of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) and the global technology platform, Arc. Mahesh led the movement for transforming green building standards to ensure public health, equity and environmental sustainability in communities across the world. At USGBC, along with Network co-founders Sarah Merricks and Scot Horst, Mahesh set the gold standard for global green building certification and credentialing. In an effort to place greater awareness and adoption of human health and wellness performance markers, he future proofed the internationally recognized LEED rating system with a more rigorous and ambitious certification process, one that included the overdue and necessary decarbonization requirements for a net zero reality. Prior to his tenure as President and CEO, Mahesh served as the COO and CIO of USGBC, during which he ushered in a new era of groundbreaking programs.  A respected thought leader, Mahesh regularly delivers keynotes at large events like Greenbuild, where he has secured and interviewed high-profile guests like former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, Amal Clooney, Dan Levy and renowned architect Bjarke Ingels. Mahesh's writing has been featured in international media outlets and publications, and includes opinion pieces on climate change, ESG and investment, technology and policy. His USGBC work was preceded by leadership positions at IBM and Lenovo, where he led several business transformations programs. A graduate from India's Annamalai University with a degree in Computer Engineering, Mahesh always leads with an emphasis on inclusion and bridging divides. Our services for both our clients and candidates can be found below✔️For Employers: https://www.nenniandassoc.com/for-employers/✔️For Candidates: https://www.nenniandassoc.com/career-opportunities/✔️Consulting: https://www.nenniandassoc.com/consulting-services/✔️Executive Search: https://www.nenniandassoc.com/executive-search/Nenni and Associates on Social Media:► Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nenni-and-associates/► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nenniandassoc/► Email Listing: https://www.nenniandassoc.com/join-email-list/► Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/NenniAssociates 

The boldest of entrepreneurs take on the impossible. Recorded live at the Masters of Scale Summit, four scale leaders in Bjarke Ingels, Aurora James, Kathryn Finney, and Scott Harrison offer their strategies and ideas around taking on society's most complex and tough challenges. In this episode, you'll hear how each entrepreneur embraces a unique challenge from addressing systemic racism, designing sustainable architecture, to bringing clean and safe water across the globe. To take on the impossible, and build a better future, each of these leaders offers that the road to scale begins with a daring mindset and a willingness to embrace problems — no matter their size or complexity.Read a transcript of this episode: https://mastersofscale.com/Subscribe to the Masters of Scale weekly newsletter: https://mastersofscale.com/subscribeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Bentornati su Snap!Grazie di cuore a Michele Bondanelli che condivide i suoi pensieri sul restauro e l'HBIM dopo aver ascoltato la puntata di Archicad Talks su l'HBIM con Salvatore Sicurella!Anche Bjarke Ingels ci racconta un po' dei suoi progetti durante un'intervista e in facoltà di architettura entrano insegnamenti sull'intelligenza artificiale.Dopo un paio di annunci su Unity e VMware per Mac, si torna a parlare di materiale stampato in 3D e della rivoluzione ed evoluzione del BIM 2.0.Buon ascolto!—>

Urban design concepts are blossoming. But what happens to the ‘organically' grown urban life when these all-round concepts are being implemented?  Anne Katrine Harders asks architect and founder of BIG, Bjarke Ingels, and director of Pavillon de l'Arsenal, Marion Waller if there is a risk that the uncontrollable bits and pieces that assemble the city, and makes it unique, is unintentionally getting killed by all the good intentions of urban concepts.  Tune in to this English version the well-established podcast Byen forfra by Danish Architecture Center. This is a recording of a live event filled to the brim with urban-curious guests from around the world. If you don't speak Danish you can also check out our English podcast Let's talk architecture with lots of different topics on architecture and urban development. It's free and you can find it on most platforms or on our website www.dac.dk.

“Per me l'architettura è il mezzo, non il fine. È un mezzo per rendere possibili diverse forme di vita.” Bjarke Ingels. Insieme a Francesca Santambrogio, Head of Editorial Content di AD Italia, ripercorro in questa puntata l'eccezionale vicenda professionale di Bjarke Ingels, architetto danese, fondatore dello Studio BIG, conosciuto in tutto il mondo.

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USModernist Radio started in 2015, one dark and stormy afternoon, and we celebrate episode 300 with a special guest architect. Devoted listeners know exactly who we're talking about, because in past shows, every time we say his name you hear a sound.  Today we welcome one of the most successful architects in the world, Bjarke Ingels of BIG. Later, we swoon over jazz vocalist Halie Loren.

Paris Marx is joined by Kate Wagner to discuss the goals behind Saudi Arabia's architectural megaprojects, the incentives for major architects to work on projects for despotic regimes, and how architecture's relationship to tech is driven by profits and PR.Kate Wagner is an architecture critic and journalist. She's also the creator of McMansion Hell. Follow Kate on Twitter at @mcmansionhell.Tech Won't Save Us offers a critical perspective on tech, its worldview, and wider society with the goal of inspiring people to demand better tech and a better world. Follow the podcast (@techwontsaveus) and host Paris Marx (@parismarx) on Twitter, and support the show on Patreon.The podcast is produced by Eric Wickham and part of the Harbinger Media Network.Also mentioned in this episode:Kate wrote about Saudi Arabia's big architecture projects, the problem with PR-chitecture, the ethical failings of modern architecture, and why utopian architectural projects suck.In 2020, Bjarke Ingels met with Jair Bolsonaro about a tourism plan for Brazil.Workers in the architecture industry have begun to unionize.Support the show

Vi følger op på Frihedsbrevets afsløring af, at ridder og arkitekt Bjarke Ingels er involveret i den saudiske kronprins bin Salmans Neom-projekt på trods af, at kronprinsen slæber blodige spor af drab, fængslinger og tvangsfordrivelser efter sig. Herefter endnu en afsløring fra Frihedsbrevet:Novo Nordisk har brugt den uafhængige patientforening Adipositasforeningen for svært overvægtige til at føre kampagne mod overvægt. Vi holder selvfølgelig også øje med el-chefernes store bonusser. Velkommen til En Uafhængig Morgen! Dine værter her til morgen er Kristian Henriksen og Nicolai Dandanell. Tidskoder [05:00] Anne-Mette Bjerre, Dicillin patient // Om at det er for dårligt at brugere af tilbagekaldt lægemiddel, ikke kan få svar på, om de har indtaget multiresistente bakterier? [12:00] Inge Kristensen, Direktør i Dansk Selskab for Patientsikkerhed // Om Dicillin-patienterne har krav på svar og erstatning [23:00] Per Damgaard, Ejer GMP4pharma, tidligere Novo Nordisk // Om hvem der er skyld i, at penicillin-pillerne fra Sandoz er ‘forurenede'?  [32:00] Lars Autrup, Direktør i Arkitektforeningen // Om arkitektforeningen vil fratage Bjarke Ingels sin æresmedalje [45:00] Rasmus Køster Rasmussen, medlem af repræsentantskabet for Dansk Selskab for Almen Medicin // Om Novo Nordisk har gjort overvægt til en sygdom [55:00] Jesper Høberg, Chef for Finans' gravergruppe // Om Finans skriver fake news, eller om energiselskabet Andel har annulleret gigantbonusser for at undgå en shitstormSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Er Kinas præsident redningsmanden, der kan skabe fred i Ukraine? Lyt med når vi spørger Marie Krarup og Claus Mathiesen fra Forsvarsakademiet. Derudover handler det om bank-krak, Bjarke Ingels og klimahandling. Velkommen til En Uafhængig Morgen! Din vært her til morgen er Nicolai Dandanell Tidskoder [00:00] Marie Krarup tidligere folketingsmedlem // Om Kina kan skabe fred i Ukraine [12:00] Claus Mathiesen fra forsvarsakademiet // Om Kina kan skabe fred i Ukraine  [21:00] Henrik Idriss Kise, Formand for praktiserende læger i Midtjylland // Om det er et problem at flere tegner en privat sundhedsforsikring [27:00] Torsten Hasfort, Cheføkonom Concito // Om Danmark når deres klimamål [40:00] Andreas Steno, Uafhængig økonom //  Om vi overser en kommende finanskrise [49:00] Mikkel Jensen, Journalist Frihedsbrevet // Om Bjarke Ingels projekt i Saudi ArabienSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this live we will watch and break down together the most iconic TED Talks by Bjarke Ingels.

In this live we will watch and break down together the most iconic TED Talks by Bjarke Ingels.

New York City has added luxury supertalls (Billionaire's Row), eccentric glass towers (Bjarke Ingels' Spiral) and an entirely new neighborhood of skyscrapers above a railcar storage yard (Hudson Yards). We want to talk about the New New York so this week on the show we call in the experts. Over the last 30 years Stephen has overseen more than $15 billion in sales, representing over 10,000 units in the New York City area and spearheading some of the fastest-selling developments with the industry's most prominent developers and been lauded for achieving record-setting prices. Laura consults on all aspect of pre-development planning including pricing, floor plan, finish and amenity recommendations to maximize sales velocity and sellout for each project. Her research has proven an essential decision-making tool for best-in-class global and local developers, including Related Companies, China Overseas America, JDS, Brookfield Properties, and more. But Thursday on the show you get all that research for free!

We're going all over the place today, from Bentonville Arkansas to New York City to Indianapolis Indiana with guests Dylan Turk of the Crystal Bridges Museum, Kate Scott of NABR, a development firm doing interesting things with Bjarke Ingels, and Vess Ruchtenberg, grandson of Jan Ruhtenberg, one of the most influential architects and designers you've never heard of. 

Nabr co-founders Bjarke Ingels, Nick Chim and Roni Bahar join the podcast to discuss the design and development of San Jose's SoFA One, the changing landscape of the American city, and how the firm aims to provide affordable housing solutions through home ownership. The group discusses how their unique backgrounds play into the solution and discuss their vision for desirable housing that can help create vibrant communities. Learning objectives: 1.    Explain the types of housing issues for which Nabr is trying to solve.2.    Describe how the Nabr lofts address individual distinctiveness despite their standardized building process.3.    Discuss how the model invites collaboration with products from other companies, including emerging product designers.4.    Describe the financing and logarithm aspects of Nabr's model.  0.50 AIA LU/HSWSpeaker: Aaron Prinz

In Episode #65, Ross is joined by Teemu Suviala, Global Head of Brand Design for Reality Labs at Meta.Reality Labs is a diverse group of developers, researchers, engineers, and designers that leads the expansive work being done at Meta in building the next computing platform and bringing the metaverse to life. Before joining Meta Teemu led creative work at brand and design agencies, Collins, as ECD and Wolff Olins as CD in New York. He is also a co-founder of design agencies Kokoro & Moi and Syrup Helsinki and a partner at footwear brand Tarvas.In this episode, Ross and Teemu discuss the history of surrealism and its return to mainstream attention, and how the Metaverse will change brands. He also shares what he's learned by being at the intersection of creativity and technology. Highlights from the conversationThe metaverse will accelerate surrealistic fantasy-shaped ideasAI tools that are connected to the metaverse will change how we designIt comes down to making sure that [your] core positioning and values are in a great placeDada and Surrealism were reactions to similar things that we're seeing todayOddness, surrealism, and escapism are starting to bleed out into popular cultureAs reality was getting weirder and weirder and sometimes even unrecognizable art did the same thing More about Teemu Suviala Teemu Suviala is the Global Head of Brand Design for Reality Labs at Meta. This diverse group of developers, researchers, engineers and designers leads the expansive work being done at Meta in building the next computing platform to help people connect, find communities and grow businesses - bringing metaverse to life. Reality Labs' work spans a number of breakthrough technologies such as Meta Quest, Meta Horizon, Meta Portal and Ray-Ban Stories and touches sectors ranging from entertainment and gaming to commerce, education and work. Teemu sits in the creative intersection of product and marketing focusing on strategic and conceptual foundations for how these brands come to life. He and his team develop brand strategies, design & identity systems as well as brand elements and experiences from custom typography and sonic logos to immersive retail environments and in-product brand moments across AR and VR, among other things. At Meta, brand design teams work at the very edge of the discipline, imagining how brands will be expressed in emerging environments — including some that don't yet exist.Before joining Meta Teemu led creative work at brand and design agencies Collins as ECD and Wolff Olins as CD in New York. He is also a co-founder of design agencies Kokoro & Moi and Syrup Helsinki and a partner at footwear brand Tarvas.Find Teemu here: Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram Show NotesPeople:Leonora CarringtonJeff StapleBjarke IngelsCompanies and organisations:Tate ModernThe MetVenice BiennaleGuggenheim / Peggy GuggenheimRTFKTBIGMiscellaneous:SurrealismDada / Dadaism How you can helpThere are four ways you can help us out.Give us your thoughts. Rate the podcast and leave a comment.Share this as far and wide as you can - tell your friends, family and colleagues about us (caveat: if you own a family business, these may all be the same people)Tell us how we can create a better podcast - tell us what you liked, didn't like, or what you'd like to hear more (or less) ofTell us who you'd like to hear on the podcast. Suggest someone that you think we should interview.One More Question is a podcast by Nicework. We are on a mission to build purposeful Web3 brands that people care about.One of the things we do best is to ask the right questions. This podcast exists because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 15 years. Our clients range from a venture studio and Hollywood film producers to the inventors of the hamburger, to name a few. We have had the honour of talking to guests like Micheal Bierut, Natasha Jen, Bruce Mau, Jack Butcher, Aaron Draplin, Marina Willer and Fredrick Öst. Their work has shaped our industry over the last 40 years. The aim is to share useful perspectives, insights and inspiration you can use as you go about building your brand. Hosted by our founder Ross Drakes.For cutdowns of the podcast visit our YouTube channel.Subscribe iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google PodcastsMusic by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com

LFYC _ S3 E27 – Obi Abuchi interviews Marjo Hellman _ Magnetic CommunicationOn this week's Leading from Your Core Podcast and Vodcast, Obi Abuchi interviews Marjo HellmanMarjo is a CEO and the founder of Magnetic Executive Coaching, which assists high-achieving executivesin becoming more fully themselves and rising to the top of their respective fields. She is passionate aboutassisting leaders in achieving their goals of becoming effective leaders by helping them develop theirleadership voice and leverage magnetic communication in order to achieve sustainable business growth,fulfill their vision, and create meaningful impact in the world.Her previous works include "Finland Emojis," the most successful international public relations campaignfor Finland to date. Marjo's most recent project, Finnish Flow, organizes the participation of the Finnishbusiness community in Davos during the World Economic Forum week. Marjo has collaborated withinternational changemakers such as Deepak Chopra, Sadhguru, and Bjarke Ingels with Finnish Flow. Shealso uses her experience in TV news journalism, award-winning international communications, and stageperformance to transform high-performing executives into influential new world leaders through magneticcommunication.Marjo's clients include Nordic and international companies, banks, governmental organizations, andtelecom and technology firms. She is a member of the HVS Tennis Board of Directors and the FinnishTennis Association's Advisory Board. She studied theater at the University of Surrey in London andexecutive presence at Cornell University in the United States. She now lives in Helsinki with her familyand works as an in-demand coach and speaker around the world.In this episode:- Understanding magnetic communication and how it affects leadership- The biggest barrier to being conscious of the inner voice as a leader- How the world's current unpredictability has increased the need for magnetic communication inleadership- How magnetic communication can help leaders create new opportunities for growth- What qualities mark one as an exemplar communicator in leadership- What you can learn from your failures and successes as a leader- One piece of advice about making the most of the journey to becoming a next-generation leaderYou can find out more about Marjo via the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marjohellman/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marjohellman/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarjohellmanConnect with Obi Abuchi and CORE Leaders International on Social Media:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/obiabuchi/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CORELeadersInternationalTwitter - @CORELeadersIntInstagram - obiabuchi01Get a copy of Obi's latest book, Leading from Your Core -https://www.amazon.co.uk/Obi-Abuchi/e/B09DYW3P55?ref_=dbs_p_pbk_r00_abau_000000Want to increase your resilience, impact, and effectiveness as a leader? Join our Personal MasteryAcademy and become part of a growing community of purpose-driven leaders committed to personalmastery, transformed lives and a better world. Find out more athttps://www.coreleaders.co.uk/personalmasteryacademy_______________________At CORE Leaders International, through our coaching, training, and keynote solutions, we are committedto creating a dynamic and engaged global community of seasoned and emerging purpose-driven leaderswho are devoted to personal mastery, transformed lives, and a better world.Find out more at https://www.coreleaders.co.uk.

Imens Lærke er på sommerferie, ser vi tilbage på nogle af de bedste øjeblikke i Det sidste måltid med klip fra tidligere programmer. I denne uge skal vi tilbage til barndommen med Kaspar Colling Nielsen, der får en traditionel jødisk ret. Vi skal et smut til Japan, når Bjarke Ingels får et af programmets mere omfattende serveringer. Til slut skal Tine Høeg af masser af sødt, og godt med nougat akkompagneret af en omgang Nescafé.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, we are joined by Jens Martin Skibsted, the Global Partner at Manyone, award-winning entrepreneur, and design philosopher. Jens is best known for his urban mobility designs for Biomega and collaborations with design superstars such as Marc Newson and Bjarke Ingels. He is the founder of Biomega and has helped found several design consultancies, including Skibsted Ideation, KiBiSi, and Manyone. His designs live in the collections at the MoMA, Le Cnap, Designmuseum Danmark, SFMOMA, and many more. Jens explains how design can be used to shape the future. Tune in to learn more!

For the past two decades, Bjarke Ingels, founder of the eponymous architecture firm, has designed forward-thinking and conversation-starting objects, buildings, and master plans across the globe. In this conversation, Ingels talks about the sources of his optimism, creating a “master plan” for the planet, and how important storytelling is to design.   This episode features an edited version of “My Earth” by The Sound Room. The original can be found athttps://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/my-earth-instrumental/TRA-MAS1969 This episode features an edited version of “Water Fragments” by Joel Loopez. The original can be found athttps://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/water-fragments/TRA-JOL0084 This episode features an edited version of “Island 1” by The Sound Room. The original can be found at https://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/island-1/TRA-MAS0411 This episode features an edited version of “Glowing Moods” by The Sound Room. The original can be found at https://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/glowing-moods/TRA-MAS3828 This episode features an edited version of “Melodramatic Ambience” by Jonathan Hyde. The original can be found athttps://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/melodramatic-ambience/TRA-CB05 This episode features an edited version of “Dreaming Floating” by The Sound Room. The original can be found athttps://stockmusic.net/royalty-free-music/track/dreaming-floating/TRA-MAS0199

How to solve as stubborn a problem as housing affordability? Perhaps start by putting an entrepreneur, a technologist, and a world-famous architect in the same room. Bjarke Ingels, Roni Bahar, and Nick Chim talk about their latest venture Nabr, a startup on a mission to put more people on a path to homeownership.

This week Matt is joined by Bjarke Ingels, Roni Bahar, and Nick Chim from Nabr, a real estate development company specializing in sustainable, customizable apartments. Nabr's mission is to address the housing crisis with a unique approach: a business platform that creates, at scale, well designed, attainably-priced apartment units on a homeownership model.Its founding team comes well-qualified for the task. Bjarke is one of the world's leading architects and the founder of BIG, the Bjarke Ingels Group architectural firm; Roni came to Nabr via his role as WeWork's Director of Development; and Nick boasts a background with Sidewalk Labs and Google.The trio reveals that the secret to Nabr's business model and designs is that they are inspired by consumer productization. Too many developers build cookie-cutter housing that is not consumer-friendly in terms of technology, delivery, and design. Nabr is breaking the mold by pulling inspiration from consumer companies like Lego, Tesla, and Apple. Matt highlights a throughline between his conversation with Bjarke, Roni, and Nick and the Terra Search merger with ZRG Partners, as both are intent on building businesses of scale with a bespoke consulting model.

This week Matt is joined by Bjarke Ingels, Roni Bahar, and Nick Chim from Nabr, a real estate development company specializing in sustainable, customizable apartments. Nabr's mission is to address the housing crisis with a unique approach: a business platform that creates, at scale, well designed, attainably-priced apartment units on a homeownership model.

Season 2, Episode 7 of Design Over Drinks, Kendra talks with Kate McQuade@kate7mCurrent Firm: Design Well SpentDesign Program Attended: Bellevue College, Bachelor of Applied Arts in Interior DesignDrink of Choice: Chateau Ste Michelle Sparkling WineKendra Drinking: Grocery Store White WineWSU - Minor in Fine ArtsInglenook WineryFrancis Ford CoppolaMark MappalaEliel & Eero SaarinenIIDA Venn DiagramReferenced Programs:SketchupEnscapePodiumPhotoshopSandra WilsonPAVEChapman ConstructionSketchup Command:Ctrl+m = MoveRDI Retail Design InstituteIIDANEWHNWSIDASIDIDSCornish College of the Arts, Interior Architecture ProgramIIDA PSCCDevil Wears PradaNCIDQIIDA Bridge Project  Choose 180 Favorite Designer/ Currently Inspired by: Bjarke Ingels, BIG from DenmarkFavorite Autocad Commands: Ctrl+z = UndoF = FilletEX = Extend (right click twice to trim any object in view)TR = Trim(right click applies here tooWhile in extend hold SHIFT to trim instead, and vice versa

Aena lanza una licitación para CDE y SW de auditoría https://contrataciondelestado.es/wps/poc?uri=deeplink%3Adetalle_licitacion&idEvl=5XGWN%2FRBH66mq21uxhbaVQ%3D%3DAena es la empresa pública que gestiona todos los aeropuertos de España.1,6 Millones de euros.4 años de duración prevista.Terminó el plazo el 26 de abril.331 páginas.Muy detallado.Muy ambicioso.Esta dividida en dos lotes:Adquisición, implantación y despliegue de una solución CDE en BIMSuscripción, implantación y despliegue de una solución de Auditoría en BIMEn ambos casos se pide:Licencias de softwareConfiguración y desarrollos necesariosFormación a usuariosAdemás, para el CDE, se piden proyectos de mejora, valorados en 216.000 €. CDE 350 usuarios en total64 requisitos:Requisitos típicos de carpetas, control de versiones, atributos, visores, incidencias, anotaciones, etc.Compatible en importación y exportación de IFC, BCF y COBIe.Capacidad de actualizar por lotes la información geométrica en formato IFC.Vinculación de archivos a los objetos BIM: Componente, Tipo, Sistema, Espacio, Instalación, Zona.Proporcionar la capacidad de mostrar datos de sensores en 3D.Edición de valores de campos de datos y metadatos de activos (campos y atributos para tipos, componentes, espacios, sistemas, zonas, niveles, instalaciones) Más 16 opcionales:Visor de nubes de puntos capaz de realizar anotaciones asociadas a incidencias e Interferencias.Visor de formatos nativos Revit, Navisworks, Civil3D e Instram.Capacidad de generar diagramas y esquemas de principio desde modelo BIM.Capacidad de visualizar planificación y presupuestos en el modelo de forma dinámica.Capacidad de visualizar/importar/exportar datos BC3 y asociarlo al modelo 3D.Integraciones:PrestoMicrosoft ProjectMicrofocus PPMBPMMAXIMOArcGISSCADASAPSoftware de auditoría Software de auditoría Visor.Comparador de modelos.OpenBIM: IFC, BCF y COBIe.Trabajo con modelos federados y exportación de archivo único.Introducción de información en el archivo de proyecto.Control / comprobación de mediciones.Creación de inventariados.Control de nomenclaturas de objetos y espacios a partir de reglas.Comprobación de normativa.... Opinión El único tándem que creo que puede cumplir casi todos los requisitos es BIMsync+Solibri.https://bimsync.com/https://www.solibri.com/Y con muchos desarrollosQuizás haya que elegir el CDE en función de lo que permita hacer la API y a partir de ahí ver que requisitos no hace falta desarrollar.Se van a tener que presentar consultorías expertas en BIM pero con un musculo en desarrollo muy potente.A menos que los desarrollos sean muy simples van un poco justos de presupuesto.Estaremos atentos a ver qué soluciones ganan. Autodesk saca una herramienta para conectar proyectos de ACC Se llama Bridge (puente).Sólo sirve entre proyectos de ACC (Autodesk Construction Cloud), no para BIM360 ni con terceras plataformas.En estos casos, la mejor solución sigue siendo 360Admintools.https://360admintools.com/¿Para que sirve?Cuando dos agentes usan ACC por su cuenta.Promotor crea un proyecto e invita a constructor y/o arquitecto, pero estos ya tienen sus propios proyectos privados.Cada agente tiene su CDE distribuido, para su trabajo WIP.El paso de WIP a SHARED ya no hay que hacerlo de forma manual.¿Cómo funciona?El administrador envía una petición al otro administrador.Una vez aceptada, cualquier usuario que use la herramienta compartir podrá elegir la nueva opción "Otro proyecto" y el listado aparecerán los proyectos elegidos por administradores.Finalmente, te aparecerá el listado de carpetas del proyecto de destino para que elijas dónde guardar el archivo. Opinión Una funcionalidad muy interesante y cada vez más necesaria a medida que ACC va teniendo mayor cuota de mercado.Recuerden que según la ISO19650, el CDE como concepto es único, pero como software son varias plataformas conectadas entre sí, aunque esta conexión sea manual.Ahora en el caso de agentes que usen todos ACC, se puede automatizar.El gran problema es que sólo conecta archivos, nada de incidencias, anotaciones ni resto de flujos de trabajo. Patrocinador: Berrilan Y antes de la siguiente noticia, nuevo patrocinador: Berrilan, la consultora BIM en la que yo mismo trabajo. Liderada por Iñaki Maiza y David Barco, Berrilan está especializada en consultoría estratégica y servicios de ingeniería. La sede oficial está en País Vasco, pero tenemos empleados y colaboradores por todo el mundo, entre otros, Tenerife, ya que somos “full-remote”. No somos una consultora muy grande (15 empleados) pero eso nos permite ser ágiles y competitivos. Tenemos clientes públicos y privados, grandes y pequeños, en los que hacemos, proyectos de ingeniería completos, asesoramiento en transformación digital o implantaciones BIM. Por ejemplo, yo mismo estoy liderando la implementación BIM en dos promotoras inmobiliarias, donde no sólo estamos haciendo las típicas plantillas de Revit, EIRs y BEPs, configuración del CDE, etc, sino que también estamos ayudando a estas empresas a mejorar la colaboración entre departamentos, cambiar el enfoque en la forma de contratar, digitalizar el día a día de jefes y encargados de obra o modernizar las herramientas de preventa y postventa. ¿Sientes que en tu empresa hay flujos de trabajo que se podrían mejorar? Contacta directamente conmigo, cuéntame tu caso y desde Berrilan te ayudaremos a transformar tu empresa. Argentina y Colombia publican documentos BIM Latinoamérica sigue dando ejemplo de estrategia pública de adopción del BIM.Ya hemos hablado varias veces en el podcast del Plan BIM Chile, Pan BIM Perú, Plan BIM Costa Rica y la Red BIM LATAM.Esta vez es Argentina y su "SiBIM" los que publican:https://ppo.obraspublicas.gob.ar/sibim/libraryMás enfocado en la implantación de la propia administración pública.Y Camacol (Cámara Colombiana de la Construcción) sacan un "BIMkit":https://camacol.co/productividad-sectorial/digitalizacion/bim-forum/bim-kitMás enfocado a ayudar a las empresas privadas a adoptar el BIM. Entrevista al Director de tecnología de BIG en Revit Pure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pup98apob4Creo que el estudio de arquitectura BIG no necesita presentación, pero por si acaso:Estudio de arquitectura original de Dinamarca con más de 2.000 empleados.Hacen diseños con formas de locura.https://big.dk/Su fundador, Bjarke Ingels, estudió en Barcelona.Documental en Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/es/title/80057883?s=a&trkid=13747225&t=cp&vlang=es&clip=80167833Episodio 4 de la primera temporada.En el canal de YouTube de Revit Pure le han hecho una entrevista al director de tecnología de la empresa, Jens MajdalBásicamente es el jefe de todos los bim managers y quien decide que software se usan en la empresa para tareas de diseño.La entrevista es muy interesante porque explica:Algunas de las técnicas de modelado con Revit y Rhino que siguieron en algunos de sus proyectos más emblemáticos.Cómo está organizado el equipo de bim managers.Cómo gestionan su plantilla...SI tampoco conocías a Revit Pure, guárdalo en favoritos, crea contenido sobre Revit muy cuidado.https://revitpure.com/Nicolas Catellier desde Canadá. El episodio 120 de BIMlevel será el último Si, BIMlevel el podcast llega a su fin dentro de 3 episodios/semanas.No es fin de temporada, ni un parón, es final del proyecto. Falta de tiempo Lo he contado varias veces: cada capitulo me lleva entre 6 y 10 horas a la semana.Más desde que tengo que buscar patrocinadores que encajen con el proyecto.Posiblemente podría hacerlo más rápido, poniendo menos mimo y perfeccionismo.Pero ni sé, ni quiero hacerlo así.Tampoco es una opción hacerlo cada 15 días o una vez al mes:En la creación de contenidos, para conseguir un impacto que compense la dedicación, una recurrencia semanal es tan importante como el propio contenido.Reduciría mucho el beneficio económico del proyecto.Sería muy difícil conseguir patrocinadores con episodios mensuales o esporádicos.Dedicar más tiempo a buscar patrocinadores.La facturación actual está en 300€ por episodio.Con la cuota de autónomo ya casi me comería los beneficios.El podcast empezó como una estrategia de marca personal sin pretensiones económicas directas. Pero dado el tiempo que dedico al proyecto, el año pasado decidí que tenía que sacar rendimiento directo.Cuando ganas dinero con lo que te gusta, corres el riesgo de que el dinero pase a ser una de las motivaciones principales.En definitiva, BIMlevel tiene que ser semanal para que el impacto y el beneficio cuadren.Quiero tener tiempo libre, primero para no hacer nada, y luego para hacer otras cosas que también llevan mucho tiempo:Formarme en nuevos campos.Meterme en nuevos proyectos personales.Meterme en nuevos proyectos profesionales. Falta de motivación Soy una persona inquieta, curiosa, necesito estar metido siempre en cosas nuevas.Llevo con el podcast casi 4 años. Nunca he llegado a los 3 años en ninguna empresa. (no porque me despidieran)Cada vez me cuesta más "inspirarme" para encontrar un buen tema.Que sea interesante y nuevoQue aporte valorQue se pueda explicar sólo con audio Lo bueno, si breve dos veces bueno Hay que terminar cuando estás arriba, dejando buen sabor de boca, no cuando la decadencia asoma.Todavía no he bajado la calidad (creo) a pesar de la falta de tiempo y motivación.Rozamos las 10.000 descargas cada mes.Los patrocinadores siguen apostando por el proyecto.120 es un número redondo. Esto no es un adiós, ni siquiera es un hasta luego BIMlevel.com va a seguir online.Los podcast publicados van a seguir en todas las plataformas.Seguiré sacando un post en el blog de vez en cuando.Seguiré compartiendo en redes sociales.https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanguerrabarroso/https://twitter.com/BIMlevelSeguiré participando en todas las charlas y eventos a los que me inviten.Seguiré contestando a las dudas que me llegan por e-mail.https://ivanguerra.com/contactar/Seguiré siendo consultor BIM, en Berrilan.iguerra@berrilan.comEn resumen: no les voy a enviar un audio semanal, pero siguen contando conmigo para todo lo demás.Conociéndome, seguro que no tardaré en meterme en otro proyecto.https://ivanguerra.com/suscribir/¡Y quedan 3 episodios más!Así que no me despido ni doy gracias hoy, lo dejo para el 120. ¿Quieres escuchar otro episodio? Los tienes todos en la sección de Podcast de esta web. AVISO: Este post es sólo un apoyo al audio del podcast. Leerlo de forma independiente podría llevar a conclusiones incompletas o incluso opuestas a las que se quieren transmitir.

Aena lanza una licitación para CDE y SW de auditoría https://contrataciondelestado.es/wps/poc?uri=deeplink%3Adetalle_licitacion&idEvl=5XGWN%2FRBH66mq21uxhbaVQ%3D%3DAena es la empresa pública que gestiona todos los aeropuertos de España.1,6 Millones de euros.4 años de duración prevista.Terminó el plazo el 26 de abril.331 páginas.Muy detallado.Muy ambicioso.Esta dividida en dos lotes:Adquisición, implantación y despliegue de una solución CDE en BIMSuscripción, implantación y despliegue de una solución de Auditoría en BIMEn ambos casos se pide:Licencias de softwareConfiguración y desarrollos necesariosFormación a usuariosAdemás, para el CDE, se piden proyectos de mejora, valorados en 216.000 €. CDE 350 usuarios en total64 requisitos:Requisitos típicos de carpetas, control de versiones, atributos, visores, incidencias, anotaciones, etc.Compatible en importación y exportación de IFC, BCF y COBIe.Capacidad de actualizar por lotes la información geométrica en formato IFC.Vinculación de archivos a los objetos BIM: Componente, Tipo, Sistema, Espacio, Instalación, Zona.Proporcionar la capacidad de mostrar datos de sensores en 3D.Edición de valores de campos de datos y metadatos de activos (campos y atributos para tipos, componentes, espacios, sistemas, zonas, niveles, instalaciones) Más 16 opcionales:Visor de nubes de puntos capaz de realizar anotaciones asociadas a incidencias e Interferencias.Visor de formatos nativos Revit, Navisworks, Civil3D e Instram.Capacidad de generar diagramas y esquemas de principio desde modelo BIM.Capacidad de visualizar planificación y presupuestos en el modelo de forma dinámica.Capacidad de visualizar/importar/exportar datos BC3 y asociarlo al modelo 3D.Integraciones:PrestoMicrosoft ProjectMicrofocus PPMBPMMAXIMOArcGISSCADASAPSoftware de auditoría Software de auditoría Visor.Comparador de modelos.OpenBIM: IFC, BCF y COBIe.Trabajo con modelos federados y exportación de archivo único.Introducción de información en el archivo de proyecto.Control / comprobación de mediciones.Creación de inventariados.Control de nomenclaturas de objetos y espacios a partir de reglas.Comprobación de normativa.... Opinión El único tándem que creo que puede cumplir casi todos los requisitos es BIMsync+Solibri.https://bimsync.com/https://www.solibri.com/Y con muchos desarrollosQuizás haya que elegir el CDE en función de lo que permita hacer la API y a partir de ahí ver que requisitos no hace falta desarrollar.Se van a tener que presentar consultorías expertas en BIM pero con un musculo en desarrollo muy potente.A menos que los desarrollos sean muy simples van un poco justos de presupuesto.Estaremos atentos a ver qué soluciones ganan. Autodesk saca una herramienta para conectar proyectos de ACC Se llama Bridge (puente).Sólo sirve entre proyectos de ACC (Autodesk Construction Cloud), no para BIM360 ni con terceras plataformas.En estos casos, la mejor solución sigue siendo 360Admintools.https://360admintools.com/¿Para que sirve?Cuando dos agentes usan ACC por su cuenta.Promotor crea un proyecto e invita a constructor y/o arquitecto, pero estos ya tienen sus propios proyectos privados.Cada agente tiene su CDE distribuido, para su trabajo WIP.El paso de WIP a SHARED ya no hay que hacerlo de forma manual.¿Cómo funciona?El administrador envía una petición al otro administrador.Una vez aceptada, cualquier usuario que use la herramienta compartir podrá elegir la nueva opción "Otro proyecto" y el listado aparecerán los proyectos elegidos por administradores.Finalmente, te aparecerá el listado de carpetas del proyecto de destino para que elijas dónde guardar el archivo. Opinión Una funcionalidad muy interesante y cada vez más necesaria a medida que ACC va teniendo mayor cuota de mercado.Recuerden que según la ISO19650, el CDE como concepto es único, pero como software son varias plataformas conectadas entre sí, aunque esta conexión sea manual.Ahora en el caso de agentes que usen todos ACC, se puede automatizar.El gran problema es que sólo conecta archivos, nada de incidencias, anotaciones ni resto de flujos de trabajo. Patrocinador: Berrilan Y antes de la siguiente noticia, nuevo patrocinador: Berrilan, la consultora BIM en la que yo mismo trabajo. Liderada por Iñaki Maiza y David Barco, Berrilan está especializada en consultoría estratégica y servicios de ingeniería. La sede oficial está en País Vasco, pero tenemos empleados y colaboradores por todo el mundo, entre otros, Tenerife, ya que somos “full-remote”. No somos una consultora muy grande (15 empleados) pero eso nos permite ser ágiles y competitivos. Tenemos clientes públicos y privados, grandes y pequeños, en los que hacemos, proyectos de ingeniería completos, asesoramiento en transformación digital o implantaciones BIM. Por ejemplo, yo mismo estoy liderando la implementación BIM en dos promotoras inmobiliarias, donde no sólo estamos haciendo las típicas plantillas de Revit, EIRs y BEPs, configuración del CDE, etc, sino que también estamos ayudando a estas empresas a mejorar la colaboración entre departamentos, cambiar el enfoque en la forma de contratar, digitalizar el día a día de jefes y encargados de obra o modernizar las herramientas de preventa y postventa. ¿Sientes que en tu empresa hay flujos de trabajo que se podrían mejorar? Contacta directamente conmigo, cuéntame tu caso y desde Berrilan te ayudaremos a transformar tu empresa. Argentina y Colombia publican documentos BIM Latinoamérica sigue dando ejemplo de estrategia pública de adopción del BIM.Ya hemos hablado varias veces en el podcast del Plan BIM Chile, Pan BIM Perú, Plan BIM Costa Rica y la Red BIM LATAM.Esta vez es Argentina y su "SiBIM" los que publican:https://ppo.obraspublicas.gob.ar/sibim/libraryMás enfocado en la implantación de la propia administración pública.Y Camacol (Cámara Colombiana de la Construcción) sacan un "BIMkit":https://camacol.co/productividad-sectorial/digitalizacion/bim-forum/bim-kitMás enfocado a ayudar a las empresas privadas a adoptar el BIM. Entrevista al Director de tecnología de BIG en Revit Pure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pup98apob4Creo que el estudio de arquitectura BIG no necesita presentación, pero por si acaso:Estudio de arquitectura original de Dinamarca con más de 2.000 empleados.Hacen diseños con formas de locura.https://big.dk/Su fundador, Bjarke Ingels, estudió en Barcelona.Documental en Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/es/title/80057883?s=a&trkid=13747225&t=cp&vlang=es&clip=80167833Episodio 4 de la primera temporada.En el canal de YouTube de Revit Pure le han hecho una entrevista al director de tecnología de la empresa, Jens MajdalBásicamente es el jefe de todos los bim managers y quien decide que software se usan en la empresa para tareas de diseño.La entrevista es muy interesante porque explica:Algunas de las técnicas de modelado con Revit y Rhino que siguieron en algunos de sus proyectos más emblemáticos.Cómo está organizado el equipo de bim managers.Cómo gestionan su plantilla...SI tampoco conocías a Revit Pure, guárdalo en favoritos, crea contenido sobre Revit muy cuidado.https://revitpure.com/Nicolas Catellier desde Canadá. El episodio 120 de BIMlevel será el último Si, BIMlevel el podcast llega a su fin dentro de 3 episodios/semanas.No es fin de temporada, ni un parón, es final del proyecto. Falta de tiempo Lo he contado varias veces: cada capitulo me lleva entre 6 y 10 horas a la semana.Más desde que tengo que buscar patrocinadores que encajen con el proyecto.Posiblemente podría hacerlo más rápido, poniendo menos mimo y perfeccionismo.Pero ni sé, ni quiero hacerlo así.Tampoco es una opción hacerlo cada 15 días o una vez al mes:En la creación de contenidos, para conseguir un impacto que compense la dedicación, una recurrencia semanal es tan importante como el propio contenido.Reduciría mucho el beneficio económico del proyecto.Sería muy difícil conseguir patrocinadores con episodios mensuales o esporádicos.Dedicar más tiempo a buscar patrocinadores.La facturación actual está en 300€ por episodio.Con la cuota de autónomo ya casi me comería los beneficios.El podcast empezó como una estrategia de marca personal sin pretensiones económicas directas. Pero dado el tiempo que dedico al proyecto, el año pasado decidí que tenía que sacar rendimiento directo.Cuando ganas dinero con lo que te gusta, corres el riesgo de que el dinero pase a ser una de las motivaciones principales.En definitiva, BIMlevel tiene que ser semanal para que el impacto y el beneficio cuadren.Quiero tener tiempo libre, primero para no hacer nada, y luego para hacer otras cosas que también llevan mucho tiempo:Formarme en nuevos campos.Meterme en nuevos proyectos personales.Meterme en nuevos proyectos profesionales. Falta de motivación Soy una persona inquieta, curiosa, necesito estar metido siempre en cosas nuevas.Llevo con el podcast casi 4 años. Nunca he llegado a los 3 años en ninguna empresa. (no porque me despidieran)Cada vez me cuesta más "inspirarme" para encontrar un buen tema.Que sea interesante y nuevoQue aporte valorQue se pueda explicar sólo con audio Lo bueno, si breve dos veces bueno Hay que terminar cuando estás arriba, dejando buen sabor de boca, no cuando la decadencia asoma.Todavía no he bajado la calidad (creo) a pesar de la falta de tiempo y motivación.Rozamos las 10.000 descargas cada mes.Los patrocinadores siguen apostando por el proyecto.120 es un número redondo. Esto no es un adiós, ni siquiera es un hasta luego BIMlevel.com va a seguir online.Los podcast publicados van a seguir en todas las plataformas.Seguiré sacando un post en el blog de vez en cuando.Seguiré compartiendo en redes sociales.https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanguerrabarroso/https://twitter.com/BIMlevelSeguiré participando en todas las charlas y eventos a los que me inviten.Seguiré contestando a las dudas que me llegan por e-mail.https://bimlevel.com/contactar/Seguiré siendo consultor BIM, en Berrilan.iguerra@berrilan.comEn resumen: no les voy a enviar un audio semanal, pero siguen contando conmigo para todo lo demás.Conociéndome, seguro que no tardaré en meterme en otro proyecto.https://bimlevel.com/suscribir/¡Y quedan 3 episodios más!Así que no me despido ni doy gracias hoy, lo dejo para el 120. ¿Quieres escuchar otro episodio? Los tienes todos en la sección de Podcast de esta web. AVISO: Este post es sólo un apoyo al audio del podcast. Leerlo de forma independiente podría llevar a conclusiones incompletas o incluso opuestas a las que se quieren transmitir.

Episode 25. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman. In this episode, we hear from structural engineer Hanif Kara who is working with leading architects on projects across the globe for ambitious clients with resources to deliver sustainable outcomes, including Google, Apple and British Land. Recent projects include Grafton's Stirling-Prize winning Town House in Kingston, Grafton's Marshall Building at the LSE, Foster + Partners' Bloomberg building and the new Google headquarters currently on site at King's Cross with Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Heatherwick. In contrast with most of our guests so far, Hanif is not a Climate Champion from way back, but we're delighted to have him on the pod because he is at the forefront of what is being delivered on the ground now and his design-led approach is pushing best practice. In this episode, he advocates reverse-engineering as a forensic method that utilises complex computational methods to retrofit and extending existing buildings.

Bjarke Ingels, joins Nick Chim, and Roni Bahar—his co-founders of Nabr, a people–first housing design company reimagining the future of urban living through scalable, affordable housing. The trio discuss the design and development of San Jose's SoFA One residential project; the changing landscape of the American city, and how the firm aims to provide affordable housing.

Welcome to a NEW SERIES from The Architecture Rundown, called Who's That Architect were we discuss, review, and teach methods of famous architects. Today we cover Danish Architect Bjarke Ingels, we talk about his architectural growth and rise to prominence with two housing projects the VM House & The Mountain. We also talk about BIGs interior methodologies and space planning With the Toyota Woven City. Check out more about Bjarke Ingels here on Architecture Run-Down!! Enjoy!! HOSTS: Christopher Crocitto & Ramses Terrero Check out Ramses's website: StudioNobody.com Youtube Instagram rawcultur & studionobody_ Photography & cinematography RAWCULTUR.com We would be nothing without your support, Thank you!! Follow us on Instagram Check out this Episodes Video on YouTube Anchor.fm Watch Your Mouth: A clique.the.mag Podcast Check out more dope content at cliquethemag.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are you a high school student wanting to become an architect? In this episode of the Successful Architecture Student's Podcast, I interview college student Danial Lau to talk about how you can prepare for architecture school to become a successful student. Prefer listening/reading? Check out the show notes: https://successfularchistudent.com/24/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ▼GET THE FREE ARCHI STUDENT SUCCESS CHECKLIST▼ → https://successfularchistudent.com/ ← ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get my new ebook! “How to Ace Any Project in Architecture School” https://successfularchistudent.com/how-to-ace-any-project/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Danial is a college student studying in Melbourne, Australia. Although he's not currently studying architecture specifically – I thought it would be a great opportunity to bring him on the show to talk about preparing for architecture school. We talk about some of the things he does to get ready for the big bad world of architecture – including travelling, reading and practicing. Danial also shares his thoughts about famous “starchitects” such as Bjarke Ingels, Zaha Hadid and Norman Foster. Thanks for a great chat Danial!