SFDUG July 2018 | Call for future augmented BIM super-users
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On July 25th, at 6:00 pm PST, the San Francisco Dynamo User Group and HOK San Francisco welcomes Cesar Escalante and Alberto Tono, from HOK, on a discussion about how the AEC industry is impacted by technology change.
Cesar Escalante serves as Digital Design Technology Manager at HOK providing training, BIM implementation, and computation design support to the San Francisco and Seattle offices. He is a licensed Architect with 15 years of experience leveraging architecture and design tools as a practitioner, consultant and educator. Prior to HOK, Cesar worked for Flad Architects managing BIM workflows for large, technically complex, multimillion-dollar manufacturing projects and worked as a Senior Application Specialist for Ideate. He is passionate about computational design, digital prototyping, and a visual programming. César is a licensed architect, LEED accredited professional. He holds a dual Master degree in of Architecture and Urban Planning from the University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Architecture from the Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas of El Salvador. He is the founder and coordinator of the San Francisco Dynamo User Group.
Disclaimer: “Notice of Photo/Video Consent: Video footage (including 360 Video) and/or photos may be taken during this event, which may or may not include your recognizable image. Please be advised, by participating in this event, you agree to allow SFDUG and its partners to use the images in print, digital or web-based formats for promotional and archival purposes”. Video Provided by Deep Learning Italia .
Attending in person?
Get your tickets here . Registration in person closes at noon on the day of the event. No exceptions. This month will be hosted at the HOK, in One Bush Street suite 200.
Attending via GoToWebinar?
Register for the free webcast here . GoToWebinar sponsored by GENSLER.
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We are a programmers, developers, architects, engineers, and designers passionate about Technology in relation to Buildings. We meet once a month in San Francisco. The objective of the groups is to foster the exchange of innovative workflow, explore programming ideas, share case studies of Computational Design based examples applied to real world problems, and bring together a pool of local Computational Design users.
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