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Date
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3 JUNE 2013
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18:30 - 20:30
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Lecture
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The London 2012 Games provided an unparalleled opportunity to test both established and new methods of working that can be applied to other large scale regeneration and development projects. The methods used by the ODA helped to create an inspirational Olympic Park with a lasting legacy on time and on budget.
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Free event
This lecture series will build on the lessons of the London 2012 Games, share best practice to show how this approach could be applied to benefits future projects.
This event looks at how to bridge the gaps between the roles of engineers and architects and will include:
• The past experts – how Master Builders had the expertise all in one hand
• How civil engineers and architects work together to shape the built environment
• New teaching models to help the next generation of engineers and architects
• Using BIM effectively
To keep up to date with the series we will be sharing information about each event here: www.ice.org.uk/IntergratedDesign
Please note this event will be filmed and live streamed on the internet as part of ICE London’s Knowledge Sharing Programme.
For further information, please contact Nalini Solanki, London Regional Co-ordinator:
t +44 (0)20 7665 2108
e nalini.solanki@ice.org.uk
w ice.org.uk/london
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