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Sanjay Gangal
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Innovation Forum: The Future of How Buildings Are Made: A Stimulant for Your Next Project

January 12th, 2015 by Sanjay Gangal

Article Source: Autodesk

This is a presentation from the 2014 Autodesk University held in Las Vegas in December, 2014.

Description

The explosion of digital context is about to change everything that you know about the design and construction of the built environment. Join the AU Innovation Forum, buckle yourself in, and wrap your mind around the future of making buildings.

Speakers

Co-speaker: Alan Ricks

Alan Ricks is the Co-Founder of MASS Design Group. He manages global operations and leads initiatives spanning the design of individual buildings to policy—working globally to promote and build architecture that has a positive impact on communities. Ricks is an entrepreneur-in-residence at the Harvard Innovation Lab and a Young Global Leader with the World Economic Forum.

Co-speaker: Chris Horne

Chris Horne is an urban planner and project manager at Sasaki Associates in Massachusetts. His numerous current projects include a land use change simulation model and a harbor plan. He is also a member of Sasaki Strategies, an internal division focusing on data analytics, visualization, and software development. Prior to joining Sasaki, Horne worked as a researcher at MIT.

Co-speaker: James Vandezande

James Vandezande is a registered architect in New York. He has worked on a wide variety of projects, from high-end residential to large transportation. Considered a pioneer in the field of BIM, Vandezande is an adjunct lecturing professor at NYU. He also lectures at industry events and serves in various leadership roles. He is the author of the bestselling book series Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture.

Co-speaker: Ken Wiseman

Ken Wiseman is president of Design Services and process director for CannonDesign. He is responsible for initiatives governing the recruitment and development of the best design talent and technical expertise. He leads significant design projects across North America, including sports and recreation facilities for such organizations as the International Olympic Committee and the United States Air Force Academy.

Erin Rae Hoffer / Dominic Thasarathar

Tags: Autodesk University, Building Innovation

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