USC's Computational Inquiry: BIM Analytics

    

Date: February 16, 2011

Location: Gin D. Wong, FAIA Conference Center, Harris Hall 101
Time: 6:00 p.m.  

USC's School of Architecture features a lecture held by one of its many notable faculty, Karen Kensek. Computational Inquiry: BIM Analytics aims to expose the multi-facet of architecture and its integration in computer applications. Attendees will be enlightened with the foundation of BIM and its promising development.   

USC Assistant Professor, Karen Kensek, who earned her undergraduate degree at MIT and an M.Arch at the University of California, Berkeley teaches in the field of computer applications for architecture. With an impressive array of research, which includes BIM + Sustainability, BIM + digital simulation, virtual reconstruction of ancient places, the role of ambiguity in reconstructions, solar envelopes, and digital design, Kensek's pursuit  enables those around her to react to the field's changing technology and to make an impact.

Lectures are free and open to the public.    

For more information, visit: http://arch.usc.edu/