Next month, the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) BIM Standards Committee that I Chair will be leading a 4-hour symposium featuring our updated TM-32-24 BIM Standards as well as highlighting the value of BIM for lighting designers.
Join us on December 3rd for Light for Life®: Developments in BIM, a one-day virtual symposium focused on the value of BIM in lighting design and the substantial revisions in ANSI/IES TM-32-24 Technical Memorandum: Lighting Parameters for Building Information Modeling, hosted by the IES BIM Committee.
When
December 3, 2024
11am ET
Online
Registration
Presentations curated to cover
- Overview of the new BIM parameters: case studies and why standardization matters
- Lighting design Software support and coordination around TM-32-24
- Next steps – for the committee and you!
Attendees will receive 4 IES continuing education credits (CEUs).
Presenters
IES BIM Standards Committee Members
- Dan Stine, Committee Chair, Lake|Flato
- Stacey Bello, Committee Secretary, KGM Architectural Lighting
- Friedrich W. Bremecker, DIAL GmbH (DIALux software)
- Matt Kincaid, Revalize (AGI32/ElumTools software)
- Kyle Codon, LightStanza (LightStanza software)
- Jose Luiz Pimenta, LEUKOM
Other Presenters
- Eduardo Toledo Santos, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
- Michael Warwick, Warren and Mahoney, New Zealand
Example of one of my slides defining the problem and need for standardization...
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