Reality's In Architecture Engineering & Construction
summary
A 400‑person architecture firm describes using BIM plus AR/VR/MR tied into IoT and Big Data so the model becomes an operational system — one Sydney development (a four‑year program) models every light and monitor as addressable components, letting facilities teams see a red light in the model and dispatch service. A client in VR changes a hallway dimension in 20 seconds; contractors use models to estimate drywall early. Longstanding industry losses since the 1950s motivate a push to kill the keyboard and mouse and treat reality tech as a live operations tool.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:31What is Building Information Modeling
- 4:01VR for design validation
- 6:32Reality capture and smart buildings
- 7:13Perception of reality and brain buffering
- 9:00Architecture experience for owners
- 10:29Industry transition and human teams
- 11:10Future of design interfaces
- 12:56Accessibility and VR for disabilities
- 14:03Call to action and efficiency generation
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