A BETTER BIM

We snapped RICS America?s Steve Wolfe at a recent Green BIM conference here. He told us that BIM could be even more useful and economical if it could seamlessly identify designed objects and describe, code, measure, and price them using a uniform coding and measurement standard. To learn more, RICS is hosting a conference June 10 at NYU with panelists: Turner Construction Co.?s James Barrett, NYC Department of Design + Construction David Burney, HOK New York?s Carl Galioto, and Gardiner & Theobald?s Andrew Mann. Questant Corp.?s Simon Taylor is moderating.

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