SPbGASU summed up the results of the "Timber & BIM" contest
Is there a need to use BIM-technologies in private, including wooden, housing construction? Organizers of the "Timber & BIM" contest are sure that such need exists. On December 23, 2019, SPbGASU summed up the results of the competition by awarding winners with diplomas and valuable prizes.
Awards to the winners of the competition
The competition was organized by the Timatalo Construction Company, ETS architectural and Construction Company, the D12 Architectural Studio and the SPbGASU Department of metal and Wooden Structures with the support of the Association of Wooden Housing.
“The living area of the house I designed amounts to 90 square meters, and its total area is 148 sq. m. On the ground floor, there is a lobby, technical room, entrance hall with a wardrobe, dining room with access to the terrace, master bedroom, office / guest room, large living room with the possibility of installing a fireplace. The second floor is completely dedicated to the children: there are two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The room height of the first floor is 2.7 m, the height of the attic wall on the second floor is 1.5 meters,” Polina said about her competitive work.
- Student Varazdat Yeritsyan won the nomination of “The Best Architectural Project”.
- In the nomination of the “Best BIM-model", student Dmitry Kostin was the best.
- Lyubov Grab and Daulet Adylkhan were awarded prizes for participation.
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In October 2019, teachers of the department traveled to Moscow to take part in the Autodesk University conference. The idea of a competition came up during the trip. We invited students of different specialties and gave them the task to design a wooden country house using the GWC according to our terms of reference. The preparatory phase included master classes in suburban architecture, structures, low-rise housing construction in general, and the Autodesk Revit software package
According to Timur N. Chanturia, CEO of Timatalo, and the participants, the contest turned out to be extremely interesting and useful.
Text: Tatyana Petrova
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