Rick Rundell

Rick Rundell is Autodesk's senior director for project, data, and collaboration services. A registered architect with more than 20 years of experience in the building industry, Mr. Rundell has been responsible for the design and management of projects ranging from historic restorations and mixed-use urban developments to health care, biomedical research, and university laboratory buildings.

Article 1-2-3 Revit: BIM - Small, Medium? Extra Large! 14 Apr, 2005 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Revit Worksharing helps teams collaborate on projects of all sizes
Article 1-2-3 Revit: Parametric Building Modeling, Part 2 14 Mar, 2005 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Why this type of modeler is so critical for a BIM solution.
Article 1-2-3 Revit: Not All BIM is Parametric 14 Feb, 2005 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Parametric building modeling: What is it, and how do you determine if it's the foundation of a BIM solution?
Article Implementing BIM, Part 3: Staff Training 14 Jan, 2005 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Ensuring a successful transition from 2D to building information modeling, Part 3: training your staff.
Article Implementing BIM, Part 2: Planning for Process and Staffing Changes 14 Dec, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Implementing BIM, Part 2: Planning for process and staffing changes.
Article Ensure Success in Your Transition to BIM 22 Nov, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Transitioning from 2D to building information modeling: What to expect and how to ensure success.
Article Building Information Modeling Takes Hold Down Under 14 Oct, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Firms embrace technology that gives them a competitive edge
Article Building Information Modeling Takes Hold Down Under 14 Oct, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell Firms embrace technology that gives them a competitive edge
Article Calculating BIM's Return on Investment 21 Sep, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell A simple formula calculates return on investment when you’re considering a new BIM system.
Article Old Standard Taps BIM Data for New Uses 15 Aug, 2004 By: AIA ,Rick Rundell A tried-and-true data translator, the ODBC standard retrieves building information modeling data for use in a growing list of architectural applications.