New CSI and Collectus Integration Means Advanced Revit® Standards in the Collectus Platform, Galvanized by CSI s CROSSWALK®
AECO Markets Benefit from BIM Parameter Data Exchange for Revit Model Deliveries with Real-Time API Access to CSI Standards
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ With building information modeling (BIM) workflows increasingly dominating the design, estimating, construction and facility management processes, BIM professionals need easy and immediate access to libraries and organizing principles. To satisfy this need, CDV Systems (CDV) and The Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) have announced a product integration connecting CSI s widely adopted construction industry organizing principles with cloud-based BIM libraries.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Any professional in the construction industry will find value in Specs 101, a new six-part series which, for the first time ever, clearly identifies the underlying elements of construction specifications and their importance in coordinating with construction documentation.
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The Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), a national not-for-profit association of more than 7,000 members dedicated to improving the communication of construction information, and Ron Blank & Associates, Inc., the leading provider of AIA education for design professionals have produced a new education series designed for any professional striving for accuracy and efficiency in the built environment.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ CSI and global standards organization ASTM International finalized an agreement to formally link CSI s UNIFORMAT® standards and ASTM International s E1557 (UNIFORMAT II) standards within CROSSWALK ®, a gated web service of the CSI-owned Construction Information Network, LLC (CIN), a platform which seamlessly integrates CSI classifications into construction technology platforms and data flows.
UNIFORMAT is CSI s U.S. and Canadian standard for classifying building specifications, cost estimating, and cost analysis used to provide consistency in the economic evaluation of building projects. The ASTM International E1557 standard, managed by ASTM s performance of buildings committee (E06), expands descriptions of many existing elements. Integrating these two classification standards in CROSSWALK enables the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Owners (AECO) industry to easily communicate and