Hi Ignacy! I have a huge interest on your BBC Course. I just get the role of BIM Coordinator at the company where I’m working. But to be honest, I get the role because of my interest on getting tools related to BIM all by my self, not because I was properly prepared. So, I really could take some big advantages from your course as I was doing with the videos you were uploading so far. Thanks in advance and good luck.

Alvaro

This is great. I am in America and I am fascinated by the similarities and differences between countries and cultures when it comes to BIM and the use of this tool. Also would love a free spot and would not waste the opportunity, but if I don’t get it, still very interested to taking the course and gaining some new skills and perspectives.

-Cheers

Where can I get one of those! 🙂

Seriously, I really do!

But Okay. Let’s get to the point: Why should I get one of those free tickets access?

I’m going to be completely honest with you, guys:

I’ sure out there they are people who deserve it more than I.

People older than me, people younger than me, people eager than me, people with real economic problems, people who live in a difficult o very problematic countrie, or people who just needs an opportunity to go on.

In my case I really, really, really want it, but I don’t know if I deserve it.

Short history:

Two year ago, when I was about to turn 50 and I first meet Revit, It took me one year to get my Autodesk Professional Certification in Architectural Design, when it normally take two year. Then, with the same discipline, the same courage, I start studying day and night, even weekend, MEP tool, Structural tools and Electrical tools until I dominate the entire software. Then I start with Revit Manage (customization), Dynamo and later Naviswork Manage

Suddenly something happened. Somewhere one day I read that you can manage all those software, but if you don’t understand BIM process you will never be a good BIM Coordinator.

BECAUSE BIM IS ABOUT PRODUCTIVITY!!

Since then, six months ago, I start studying BIM Management.
I learned very important BIM concepts like BIM project lifecycle, BIM Uses, BIM levels and BIM maturity and Level of Development (LOD) and Assets and Facility Management, etc. Finally, I understand the important of a BIM Execution Plan for a project as part of an Action Plan, and all its Document and Legal implications.

This year, for the first BIM project I work as BIM Coordinator, I develop my action plan based on the book “Increasing Autodesk Revit Productivity for BIM Projects” (Fabio Roberti/Decio Ferreira) and I Took the the New Zeland handbook to create my BEP.

The whole process has been very hard. And I’ll do it all by myself, completely alone, with the only support of my family. But I realize the more than a BIM Coordinator I become a BIM evangelist. In my country, Costa Rica, architects handle Revit, but they do not know nothing about BIM Management.

If you award me with one of those free tickets you will not regret it.

Why?

Because I going to take the course “Become BIM Coordinator” with the same passion of the last two years, I am going to be the first of the class, -that’s my main goal- and I am not going to resign.

Some how, -I do not why-, BIM make me feel part of the World. The real world, the part of the world that change humanity forever.

I’ve become a certified BIM manager by Graphisoft last year. This course is an essential part of my journey for efficiency in my new role; so I hope I can win a spot.

Regards.

Thanks and Regards