The Building Information Management (BIM) programme is designed to provide developers (developers), planners, designers, construction professionals or experts, building users and asset managers with an understanding of the basic principles of building information management, the overall data environment, information requirements, data exchange standards and the use of information. The programme is based on material from BIM expert Phil Jackson and on the experience of the UK construction sector, and is designed to help civil engineers, architects or other professionals working with buildings to work in a digital environment.
How to use building information. You will gain knowledge about the meaning of building information, the value of digitisation and the possibilities for use. How to manage the development of digital building information throughout the entire life cycle of a building (planning, design, construction, use).
phone: +370 689 77371
el. p. darius.pupeikis@ktu.lt
Dr. Darius Pupeikis is a civil engineer, associate professor at the Faculty of Construction and Architecture, KTU, whose research interests include digital construction, BIM, building energy & materials. In 2010, Darius defended his PhD thesis on the influence of thermal inertia of a building on the indoor temperature & obtained his PhD in Civil Engineering. He is the Head of the KTU Centre for Smart Cities and Infrastructure, responsible for community development, promotion of R&D activities & strengthening of the study process in the field of digital construction, BIM, smart cities & digital twins. He is a member of the Faculty Council, the Council and Ethics Committee of the Lithuanian Union of Civil Engineers, a member of the Lithuanian BIM methodology development team, a member of the Technical Committee TK88 "Building Information Modelling" of the Lithuanian Standards Board, with more than 15 years of practical experience in building design, expertise & construction management.
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K. Donelaičio St. 73
44249 Kaunas, Lithuania
phone: +370 (671) 36 146
email mvg@ktu.lt
