The Portland International Airport (PDX) Terminal Balancing project is being delivered as a collaborative design partnership between Fentress Architects, headquartered in Denver, Colorado and Hennebery Eddy Architects based out of Portland, Oregon. Fentress and Hennebery Eddy worked together as one single design team, enabled by BIM 360 Team (formerly known as A360), to best utilize the strengths of both firms. They delivered a complex public infrastructure project for the Portland International Airport.
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Collaborating across US time zones on the Portland International Airport
Fentress Architects is an international design studio, best known for their innovative design of airports, museums, convention centers, higher education, civic and government buildings.
“We sit in different locations, being in Portland and in Denver, but really BIM 360 Team has made us one single office.” – Corey Ochsner, Senior Associate, Fentress Architects
Hennebery Eddy Architects is a 45-person design studio with award-winning architecture, planning and interior design projects throughout the Pacific-Northwest.
“BIM 360 Team has been really helpful, not only because we were geographically separated from Fentress Architects, but like all projects, there are a lot of people involved: consultants, engineers, the owner and owner representatives, and our own team here.” – Scott Moreland, BIM Manager, Architect, Associate at Hennebery Eddy Architects
Hennebery Eddy Architects and Fentress Architects used BIM 360 Team and Collaboration for Revit to centralize their two design teams in the cloud. Communication, design reviews, file sharing, version history tracking and model coordination was all done using BIM 360 Team, eliminating the need to physically co-locate the two offices.
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“We’ve been using technology, like BIM 360 Team and Collaboration for Revit, to be instantly up to date between the two offices.” – Michelle Vo, Principal, Hennebery Eddy Architects.
