Leveraging VDC Done Right with DBIA’s New VDC Primer and Position Statement (June 28)

Recorded On: 06/28/2023

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DBIA remains on the front lines of industry transformation through collaboration with the release of our latest Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) Primer and Position Statement. These new foundational documents are key additions to the existing suite of Design-Build Done Right^® resources offered by DBIA to help educate and elevate our membership and industry on the importance of VDC Done Right. While providing an overview of both documents, we’ll also take a deeper dive into some of the highlights of the primer, including:

Key Terminology Definitions
How the Effective Use of VDC can Improve the Industry
The Value of VDC to Owners, Designers and Contractors
Why Design-Build Is Optimal for the Integration of VDC

Brian Skripac

Director of Virtual Design & Construction (VDC)

Design-Build Institute of America

As Director of Virtual Design & Construction (VDC), Brian is responsible for shaping how VDC brings optimal benefits to design-build’s “whole team” approach to project delivery. Brian is a Digital Construction innovator with nearly 20 years of leadership defining how people, processes and technology come together to transform collaborative project delivery. In addition, he leads the creation and advancement of best practices related to the integration of BIM-enabled technologies and other innovative digital tools to enhance design-build team performance and while generating significant lifecycle benefits for projects across the built environment.

As an industry thought leader, Brian has contributed to national publications and has spoken at conferences around the world. He has also had the opportunity to serve as an advisory group member and past-chair of the AIA National Technology in Architectural Practice Knowledge Community while serving on the BIMForum committee responsible for authoring the Level of Development (LOD) Specification.