Practices are where architecture happens. They shape how the sector is perceived, create culture, define desirable behaviours, attract talent, engage with clients and produce the work.
The Practice Role Model project provides an opportunity to question and broaden the notion of what it means to be a successful RIBA Chartered Practice. The project will highlight a range of different practices and ways of working that are able to deliver excellent work, whilst at the same time enabling their people to flourish. The project’s ultimate ambition is to define practical ways that practices can evolve to be responsive to both the opportunities and threats facing the profession.
If your organisation, or one you know, has a really positive reputation or excels in a particular or unique way/area, please tell us why by nominating them via our online nomination form.
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The call for nominations opened on 15 September and closes on 23 October 2016. Shortlisted practices will be contacted at the end of October.
Stefan Mordue introduces a playful take on Dmitri Mendeleev's classic table of elements in this introduction to the Periodic Table of BIM, published in the National BIM Report 2016.
In this, a companion study to the NBS National BIM report, we take an international view of BIM with a detailed exploration of five countries, each at different stages of BIM maturity – with data from the UK, Canada, Denmark, Japan and the Czech Republic.
The National BIM Report 2016 is the sixth study into UK adoption and awareness of Building Information Modelling (BIM). Download the full, free report including full summary findings and expert insight and analysis.
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