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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Customer100% as referenced!1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Gary HarmonGuide for BIM future.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. ASTONISHLINGLY WONDERFUL BIM GUIDE!!By COSMIC TRAVELERAre you an architectural designer? If you are; then this book is for you. Author Richard Garber; has done an outstanding job of writing a book that takes a different track from others; in that it does not presuppose that everything the designer needs exists in a library stored within the BIM software.Author Garber; begins by introducing you to information modeling technology: Specifically technologies that are used to support architectural design; which has developed to a point where it is flexible enough to be engaged within the intuitive design strategies that foster novelty. In addition; he explains that perhaps the most interesting similarity between the master builder and the architect using information modeling technologies today; is the expanded field of knowledge required when the responsibilities of building fall on the designer. The author also goes on to explain that schematic design is concerned generally with the determination of large-scale design organization and the development of architectural plans; while design development takes this work further with the production of exterior and interior elevations; determination of large-scale building systems and preliminary coordination with consultants; such as structural and mechanical engineers. Then; he continues by discussing that perhaps the most interesting aspect of information modeling as a new paradigm that replaces both construction documents and shop drawings; is the way you as a designer; confronts abstraction. The author then explains that implied in the development of an information model; is the ability for the designer to work iteratively; which is; working through repetition with a difference on the development of a design. Next; he discusses that generally; library products and symbols will contain information that built-up geometry will not: Such as cost information; material specifications and assembly instruction. In addition; the author defines an assembly as a series of components that are each linked to the assembly file; in the same manner that a series of CAD drawings can be referenced into a single file. Finally; he states that the adoption and creative use of BIM will ultimately have an impact on the state of future design practices.As the author of this excellent book argues; and the examples that he shows suggest; it is possible to use BIM technologies to the full; with all of the advantages they entail; and still remain faithful to the traditional notion of design. The author also suggests in this great book; that todays digital tools expand; rather than constrain; the authorial ambit of architectural design.