Konrad Fugas
BIM Specialist
My name is Konrad Fugas, I am co-founder of BIM Corner blog. I work in Norconsult Inforamsjonssystem as Digital Interaction Coordinator on a hospital project in Norway.
A few words about me
My main work focus is to enhance digital interaction between project stakeholders. I am constantly looking for ideas to improve the way the projects work. I help designers to organize and manage data and contractors to drop drawings and to build directly from the models.
I graduated with a master’s degree in Civil Engineering from Warsaw University of Technology. I have work experience connected with construction projects in Poland and Norway. Both in the General Contractor position and as a Building Owner representative. On the blog, I cover the subjects of Data in BIM and information exchange between project stakeholders.
In my private life, I am an avid backpacker, hitchhiker and triathlete who has recently crossed a finish line on an Ironman race.
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My articles
The basics of BIM in Facility Management
The aim of designing and then construction is to use and operate the structure, isn’t it? What’s more, the operation lasts far longer than the …
Introduction to PowerBI for AEC – what is a database?
In one of my previous entries about data management I asked if you are keen to learn about PowerBI. I received both emails and comments …
BIM Model Data Validation
Validating the quality of the model data is equally important and neglected. Unfortunately, I still don’t hear many projects introducing it. That is truly very …
BIM Model Data – what information do I have in my model?
While working with the BIM models you definitely must have encountered some of those with the weirdest possible properties and started to ask yourself: why …
Maintaining high-quality project data – Have you tried these steps?
Recently, it has struck me that whenever I’m opening any shared document, spreadsheet or model supposing to find high-quality data, I still always find some …
Data cleaning – all you have to know
As we already know what attributes data has to comply with (part III), and what data types we can have in our dataset (part II), …
