Join us for an exciting evening of networking and socializing at our Summer Social event, brought to you by tBIMc and Graitec. This in-person event will take place on Wed Sep 13, 2023 at 6 p.m.

Join us at TMU on March 29th from 5:30-8 pm for an informative event on AEC Trends, where we will delve into the past, present, and emerging trends that are set to transform the AEC industry in 2023 and beyond

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Join us at Constantine on August 11th from 6-9 pm to network with long-time colleagues and meet others in the industry.

Join us for a virtual event on ISO 19650 organized in collaboration with our Ottawa-based affiliate group, Digital Built National Capital Region!

Join us for a conversation exploring the future of digital fabrication and computational design in architecture – globally and locally.

This session will define building information modeling (BIM), provide the fundamental principles, explain the benefits of BIM and provide Canadian resources to learn more. The content is ideal for those that have heard a lot about BIM but are unsure what it is. Ideal for any industry sector.

Those who work closely with Building Information Modeling are well aware of the many benefits it offers the AECOO industry. But like any other disruptive innovation, it comes with a its own set of setbacks and challenges, especially when facing a subject as diverse and complex as the built environment.

The Women in tBIMc is a sub-group of WiB global community. We are revolutionary leaders, risk takers and agents of change to share and discuss practical approaches for advancing women into BIM in the Canadian AECOO industry.

Learn how the City of Vantaa, Finland, transformed its building permit process to be BIM and GIS-enabled. Interact with graduate students in University of Toronto’s Building Tall Research Centre to learn about their BIM-related research.

Learn how the City of Vantaa, Finland, transformed its building permit process to be BIM and GIS-enabled. Interact with graduate students in University of Toronto’s Building Tall Research Centre to learn about their BIM-related research.

An industry standard for any BIM Project is to start with the BIM Execution Plan, however they can have varying degrees of effectiveness. Why?

Join us on October 23rd at the George Brown College Waterfront for a panel discussion on their roles, learn how they got there, how do their roles align with the Canadian Handbook, the UK Standards and what tips can they share with all of us.

At this event we will learn how our industry leaders are currently applying reality capture, research being done to expand its application and where this technology is heading in the future.

With over 150 attendees, and fantastic speakers, BIM IPD turned out to be a great evening full of intriguing ideas for those of us who are interested in BIM and its applications in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industries.

This panel discussion will have representation from various disciplines to shine light on how diverse the use and collaboration of BIM is, providing different perspectives and experiences.

We asked the Toronto BIM community for feedback and we got it. Take a look at all the great ideas for our future events and see how it will shape the group. Stay tuned for upcoming events.