WeBIMnar - BIM Model Auditing
As a current option related to the course topic discussed in the original post, explore EBBIM’s Curso Análise e Aprovação de projetos em BIM por entes públicos e privados. This reference points to current training on a related subject.
Originally published in 2021. References to events, registration, prices and professional profiles in this part of the post belong to that period. EBBIM, Empresa Brasileira de BIM, was known as TI Lab at that time.
Yesterday, SINAENCO held a weBIMnar about BIM Model Auditing with João Gaspar, a graduate of FEC-Unicamp, a BIM researcher and instructor at the EBBIM training center and secretary of ABNT CEE-134, the committee responsible for creating and publishing BIM standards.
SINAENCO - Sindicato Nacional das Empresas de Arquitetura e Engenharia Consultiva held, on September 23, 2021, the weBIMnar "BIM Model Auditing". The topic was presented by Arch. M.Sc. João Gaspar, director of EBBIM, moderated by architect Eduardo Sampaio Nardelli, VP of Architecture at SINAENCO, with a presentation by Rodrigo Prada, also from SINAENCO. Gaspar presented the method for auditing BIM models in a transparent, low-cost, and impartial way, taught in the BIM Project Coordination and Compatibilization course, developed by EBBIM.

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Would you like to deepen your knowledge of auditing the quality of IFC models? Explore EBBIM’s Curso Auditoria de Modelos IFC com Bonsai (Blender BIM). The training covers checking geometry, properties and quantities, comparing versions and validating requirements with IDS, complementing the topic of this post.
The files cited in this post were recovered from backups and are available again through the links above. They are the original documents from the publication period.




















