UK:
Episode Two: Building Information Modelling - Lessons From The UK
24 December 2020
Ronan Daly Jermyn
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UK government funded projects have been required to use BIM
level 2 since 2016 and there have, since then, been several
advancements and lessons learned in the UK in relation to the use
of BIM on publicly funded projects. Finola McCarthy, Head of
RDJ's Construction practice and Nicholas Gould, Partner in
Fenwick Elliot LLP, join us to discuss the UK's experience with
BIM.
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