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Jay Zallan
Director of Design Technology
Cuningham Group
Bio
Jay B Zallan is a Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) Strategist with wide-ranging Design, Delivery, Management, Mentoring and Teaching experience. Jay has focused on research, development brought to bear on production redefinition for Large Project delivery strategies. Responsible for hundreds of millions of dollar and major square footage multi-use projects. Jay is considered by some to be one of the industry leaders in BIM (Building Information Modeling) for AECO and is one of the few Autodesk Implementation Certified Experts among Architectural professionals A certified Instructor and is a frequent lecturer at Universities, Museums, Autodesk University, AIA, BiLT Technology Conferences and is editor of AugiWorld's Revit Architecture section. A frequent contributor to many AECO industry publications both printed and digital, such as Design Intelligence. Jay is also a Fine Artist and this rounding of experiences lends fresh insight to each team he is a part of.
Sessions
  • Reality's In | Architecture Engineering & Construction
    03:45 PM - 04:00 PM Jun 1
    With the onset of Reality-Technology or “The R’s” in the Architecture Engineering & Construction + Operations (AECO) industry we find ourselves at a crossroads of interests. The AECO community are in the midst of a technical revolution from all sides; software, hardware and now in realities. Firms most all have some sort of R&D efforts underway in the AR/VR/MR (& Real-R) realms but few are bringing anything to bear other than tepid interest. If we (AECO) are to reverse the long standing waste in our industries, it is of paramount import that we do more to provide and share solutions. Not to mention to realize the ground-breaking benefits possible once “The R’s” are fully integrated into the IoT and Big Data to be leveraged into the Design, Construction and Operations processes. This session will explore some of the currently available Reality-Technologies and processes that can ‘evolutionize’ the Built Environment; as well as discuss those promising technologies that will ultimately ‘revolutionize’ how we define and execute Design and Construction. The days of design and construction using 3D modeling, let alone paper are limited at best and dead-ends for the latter; it will be from these early days of the Reality-Technologies Revolution where the foundations of future Design and Construction are being laid...
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