1. © 2012 Autodesk Project Architect-Times-a-Changing: How to transition from yesterday to today Christopher Ozog Project Architect

2. © 2012 Autodesk Class Summary The Building Industry has been one of the slowest industries to adapt to change over the years. With Building Information Modeling finally changing the ways we think and work during the design and construction process, what role does a Project Architect play in order to help mold the industry? More importantly how does the entire team adapt to the new technology and cultural changes we face on today’s projects? As a Project Architect leads a team, one must understand the roles, responsibilities, and abilities of team members in order to provide the best service to the clients

3. © 2012 Autodesk Key Learning Objectives  Identify Aspects of Traditional Architecture that has been influenced by BIM  Identify new owner requirements that traditionally have not been there and how architects are addressing them  Discuss how technology has impacted the team  Discuss how collaborative teams have changed the face of the industry  Identify Roadblocks Architects will face in this changing industry

4. © 2012 Autodesk Point 3 – Discuss roadblocks and possible solutions to the Change Point 1 – Discuss the Change Point 2 – Discuss what has influenced the change Discussion Points to hit

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