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Alec Higinbotham

My passions for design and technology have led to a focus on BIM management, standards development, and internal training engagement. In a world of “big data” and a tremendous influx of information, I am excited by the opportunities to leverage BIM as a facilitator of the design process. I am also a firm advocate for internal knowledge sharing and the premise that education is continuous. In an industry where project requirements and the tools we use to meet those requirements are constantly evolving, the need to remain forward-thinking and nimble has never been more critical. I look forward to sharing my experiences with like-minded professionals in the hopes that by collaborating, we will all grow together.
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Recent Posts

Visualizing the Design Process: Part II

Posted by Alec Higinbotham on Aug 01, 2018

In our last post, we examined some visualization tools – like the Enscape real-time renderer – that have allowed Array Architects to facilitate and enhance the design process

Watch on to discover.....READ MORE

Topics: virtual reality, design process

Visualizing the Design Process: Part I

Posted by Alec Higinbotham on Jul 19, 2018

The concept of “virtual reality” is not new, but its application within the design-construct environmenthas only very recently come to the forefront of industry attention. Stereoscopic viewers like.....READ MORE

Topics: virtual reality, design process

Achieving BIM Nirvana

Posted by Alec Higinbotham on Jul 18, 2017

As Building Information Modeling (BIM) continues to permeate the AECO industry, firms are developing data-rich design models that address both immediate and downstream criteria. Models tend to grow.....READ MORE

Topics: Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Why Are Standards Not Standardized?

Posted by Alec Higinbotham on Jan 30, 2017

In my professional experience, I've come across numerous office cultures and ways of doing things. I've always wondered how hundreds of hours might be spent developing documentation and procedural.....READ MORE

Topics: Quality Control, Continuous Improvement, Standards

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