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Turner Fleischer – Analyzing BIM Models to Validate Quantity Take-off Accuracy

September 6, 2018 by

Sustainability & the Built Environment

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Turner Fleischer – Analyzing BIM Models to Validate Quantity Take-off Accuracy

Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

Turner Fleischer Architects Inc. was founded in 1974 focusing on residential infill revitalization which evolved into large scale residential developments. It has later expanded into substantial commercial and mixed-use projects with site planning and urban design as key components. Turner Fleischer has acquired the interior design firm deSignum Design which has enabled Turner Fleischer’s ability to offer design services into a full range of commercial and residential interiors. Turner Fleischer has approached the Centre for Construction and Engineering Technology (CCET) at George Brown College (GBC) to analyze and validate their BIM models for the accuracy of quantity take-off (cost estimation). Through this process, Turner Fleischer hopes to take its current involvement in BIM to a next level with improved efficiency and accuracy especially in incorporating quantity take-off information into the models.

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  • Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

Principal-investigator

  • Chris Willis
  • Petro Karanxha

Centre

  • Sustainability and the Built Enviroment

Project-year

  • 2017
  • 2018
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