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BIM for Construction: Heritage and Ecology

If you are a project manager in infrastructure, renewables, energy or construction then this is the event for you! Wessex Archaeology and our partner Thomson Ecology are organising a morning workshop to explore the BIM (Buildings Information Modelling) compatibility of ecology and archaeology for large construction projects.

By BAJR

20 April 2015

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This workshop will feature guest presentations by thinkBIM Ambassadors, including the Chair of thinkBIM Duncan Reed, exploring the future role of BIM in infrastructure.

Chris Brayne from Wessex Archaeology and Tim Donoyou from Thomson Ecology will speak about ways in which archaeology and ecology can be integrated to benefit both the historic and natural environment and aid the project process.

There will be ample time for questions and discussion, and opportunities throughout the workshop to network with other attendees.

This event is being held at the Royal Armouries, Leeds on Thursday 30 April.

Attendance is free and a buffet lunch is included.

If you’re a BIM project manager and would like to book a place please email us.