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The average house in NZ will likely ‘earn’ much more than the average salary earner (person) this year!

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years to match 3 years’ of ‘earnings’ of the current NZ PM’s house probably not doing much (i.e. both quotes are from NZ Herald) Image from here: [link] Let’s divide the 350K (‘price increase’) by 42K and you’d get 8.3. Or the average kiwi salary earner would have to work for 8.3 not even rented out!).

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Coronavirus and travel: NZ ski fields to open, but Australian snow season remains in doubt

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NZ Ski, which operates Mt Hutt near Christchurch and Coronet Peak and The Remarkables ski fields near Queenstown plans to stagger their starts. In Queenstown, Coronet Peak should open daily from late June after maintenance work that was put on hold during the NZ lock-down. Skiing The Remarkables near Queenstown.

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The Happy Feet of NZ BIM.

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Commiserating over the poor fellow’s fate I thought back on the times when we attempted to BIMorise the NZ construction industry. Something must have got lost in translation between him and his penguin whisperer at the Wellington Zoo. It was a failed by nonetheless vigorous campaign my team and I pursued.

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Post pandemic AEC: BIM to the rescue? Don’t get your hopes up!

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So successful was Mr Sutherland in selling the concept of BIM (or VC as it was still better known then) to the architects of NZ that even after many years had passed I was repeatedly told by the director of the competing software distributer (AutoDesk) that these seminars were the turning point for many of his clients to step up from 2D to 3D.

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Earth Building Online Academy Round 2

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You can check out the details at earthbuilding.academy Sending you very warm regards from NZ” Here is what the course offers: 30+ hours of pre-recorded lectures and hands-on demonstrations (12 modules) . We have had great feedback from our first round of students, and have added content to our second round.

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Another example why it is better to stay out of BIM surveys…

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I’m sure you, dear reader, already feel all included within the ‘all inclusive’ NZ construction industry and are looking forward to the ‘credible’ arguments you’ll find here. They must be extremely advanced over there in NZ these days if they can establish likely future engagement with BIM from the current tools used.

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Forget BIM, ECI, drones and 3D printing, move the capital to Timaru! (a placeholder for an unpublishable blogpost)

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While NZ may think that their troubles are local – there are many critical elements of its troubles that are very much global and also relevant to others. So, read it! In a vice-grip: Construction sector grasped by turmoil [link] Image from here: [link]

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