To meet Canada’s growing need for highly qualified heritage conservation professionals, the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has developed a unique learning experience based on new and emerging technologies for the study and conservation of heritage buildings. Participants will learn about Building Information Modeling for Heritage and Existing Conditions (HBIM) from a team whose portfolio includes the documentation of the Tomb of Tutankhamen and the Tomb of Nefertari in Egypt (with the Getty Conservation Institute,) and the Library of Parliament building information model in Canada. Take-aways include how to maximize the efficiency of a project by applying HBIM and step-by-step techniques for modelling basic building elements from point cloud data. It’s the first time that CIMS will open its doors at Carleton University in Ottawa, ON to a continuing education group, providing rare access to the lab, high-tech tools, and experts. Participants will also visit a heritage building for a demonstration of terrestrial laser scanners. The hands-on Revit workshop is for architects, engineers, construction and project managers, contractors, and conservation professionals, and offers new tools, deeper understanding, and a competitive edge. Participants should have a basic understanding of BIM and working knowledge of Revit. When: November 15-17, 2019 Location: Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) Lab, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON Canada Contact: Phone: 1-844-856-7242 ext. 203
Email: svarughese@raic.org
Cost: RAIC Member Fee $2000.00 + Tax
Non-member Fee $2400.00 + Tax
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