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04/03/2022
Customer Insights Webinar: Case Stavanger Hospital
Our Customer Insights webinar series brings you best practices and ideas from other users.
Join the next webinar on March 23rd, 2022, presenting essential principles for quality assurance and collaboration in BIM projects in the new Stavanger Hospital project.
Customer Insights is our webinar series where our customers share their insights about how they have used Solibri in their work.
In the next webinar session, Henrik Thingbø, Eirik Soland Thu, and Morten Lekven are presenting their experiences. Join the webinar on March 23rd, 2022 at 10:00 UTC.
Sign up for this session here.
Case new Stavanger Hospital: Essential Principles for Quality Assurance and Collaboration in BIM Projects.
In this webinar, our great presenters will introduce us to the new Stavanger Hospital project. Eirik Soland Thu will go through the basic principles of how COWI uses Solibri to perform clash detection, and other checks. He will also discuss how they narrow down the results to specific areas and disciplines.
The second part of this webinar, Morten Lekven will talk about Autorun, and its usage to ensure that all project members are working on updated files and updated checking results. Henrik Thingbø will be discussing BCF Live connector during the third part of this webinar. He will present us with the method of developing BCF Live Connector with Solibri, which enables a highly efficient workflow for communication in BIM projects.
Henrik Thingbø is an essential member of the team consisting of digital collaboration coordinators for the new Stavanger Hospital project. He is responsible for BIM-workflow between engineers, production managers, and the client regarding BIM-software in production. He is also responsible for the planning and integration to facility management systems, project management systems, documentation, and testing.
Eirik Soland Thu has a Master in Energy and environmental engineering from NTNU. He is responsible for the setup in Solibri and has a special interest in BIM and how to adapt COWI's quality assurance system and the way they collaborate to a new era in BIM projects
Morten Lekven is the BIM-Manager mechanical and piping in COWI Norway. He is also a part of the BIM team in the new Stavanger Hospital project and in the design team.
Agenda:
• Introduction to Stavanger Hospital project.
• Checking and quality assurance and a demo with Eirik Soland Thu.
• Autorun with Morten Lekven.
• BCF Live connector and a short demo with Henrik Thingbø.
• Q&A.
The webinar is held in English. The attendee limit for this webinar is 500.
Customer Insights webinar recordings can be found here.
Join the next webinar on March 23rd, 2022, presenting essential principles for quality assurance and collaboration in BIM projects in the new Stavanger Hospital project.
Customer Insights is our webinar series where our customers share their insights about how they have used Solibri in their work.
In the next webinar session, Henrik Thingbø, Eirik Soland Thu, and Morten Lekven are presenting their experiences. Join the webinar on March 23rd, 2022 at 10:00 UTC.
Sign up for this session here.
Case new Stavanger Hospital: Essential Principles for Quality Assurance and Collaboration in BIM Projects.
In this webinar, our great presenters will introduce us to the new Stavanger Hospital project. Eirik Soland Thu will go through the basic principles of how COWI uses Solibri to perform clash detection, and other checks. He will also discuss how they narrow down the results to specific areas and disciplines.
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The second part of this webinar, Morten Lekven will talk about Autorun, and its usage to ensure that all project members are working on updated files and updated checking results. Henrik Thingbø will be discussing BCF Live connector during the third part of this webinar. He will present us with the method of developing BCF Live Connector with Solibri, which enables a highly efficient workflow for communication in BIM projects.
Henrik Thingbø is an essential member of the team consisting of digital collaboration coordinators for the new Stavanger Hospital project. He is responsible for BIM-workflow between engineers, production managers, and the client regarding BIM-software in production. He is also responsible for the planning and integration to facility management systems, project management systems, documentation, and testing.
Eirik Soland Thu has a Master in Energy and environmental engineering from NTNU. He is responsible for the setup in Solibri and has a special interest in BIM and how to adapt COWI's quality assurance system and the way they collaborate to a new era in BIM projects
Morten Lekven is the BIM-Manager mechanical and piping in COWI Norway. He is also a part of the BIM team in the new Stavanger Hospital project and in the design team.
Agenda:
• Introduction to Stavanger Hospital project.
• Checking and quality assurance and a demo with Eirik Soland Thu.
• Autorun with Morten Lekven.
• BCF Live connector and a short demo with Henrik Thingbø.
• Q&A.
The webinar is held in English. The attendee limit for this webinar is 500.
Customer Insights webinar recordings can be found here.
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