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Architects adapt for BIM boom

Published: July 2, 2009
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Paul Snyder
paul.snyder@dailyreporter.com
Architects realize the potential and potential headaches of a switch to building-information modeling for large state construction projects.
“I just wrestled with it for two hours on the simplest thing,” said Josh Johnson, president of the American Institute of Architects Wisconsin and an architect with Madison-based Aro Eberle Architects Inc. “There will be growing pains [...]

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