Implementing Technology on a Historic to Modern Renovation
The challenge for historic building renovations is the reliability, efficiency, and accuracy of existing documentation and existing conditions. Laserscan technology is an efficient, accurate, and low-cost process that benefits both the design process and construction coordination process.
Originally built in 1905, this historically significant building is undergoing a complex, design-build renovation into a modern education facility. The presentation is delivered by the Design-Build team as a case study of strategy, process, best practices, and lesson learned of implementing the laserscan to improve the quality of the construction of documents, and enhance 3D building coordination during construction.
Hosted by the Project Delivery AIA Knowledge Community
Learning objectives
- Understand the basic steps to implementing laserscanning in a design project
- Describe the value of laserscanning in a historic renovation and design-build delivery
- Recognize the best practices involved in using laserscan in design documentation and building coordination
- Identify how laserscan technology improves project delivery in the AEC industry, and how to implement it within your own projects
Recorded live on March 10, 2022.
This course is part of a series
Instructors
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Jah-Ras Hodge
Design Manager / Architect | US Army Corps of Engineers
Jah-Ras “Jah” Hodge received her Bachelor of Science in Architecture & Environmental Design in... -
Gayle Kirchmar
AIAArchitect – Project Manager | KCCT
Gayle Kirchmar’s ability to manage large, complex projects with multiple stakeholders is integral... -
Josh Taylor
Sr. Integrated Construction Manager | Mortenson
Josh Taylor is the VDC Manager for Mortenson’s Federal Contracting Group, and works out of their... -
Laura Wake-Ramos
AIA, NCARB, DBIADesign Phase Manager | Mortenson
Laura Wake-Ramos, AIA, NCARB, DBIA, is a Design Phase Manager with Mortenson, and has served on the...