BIM for sustainable construction
Proposed by CESI member of Network "n+i"
Organized by: CESI Paris
Domains: Smart CitiesConstructionSustainable DevelopmentWastes
Duration: 2 weeks
Dates: 8-19 July 2024
Available language:
Required french level: Aucun
Required english level: B2
Required level of studies: Aucun
Nature of certification: 3 ECTS
Localisation:
CESI Paris: 93 Bd de la Seine, 92000 Nanterre
Training description
Attend a three-week program in France to develop and enhance your knowledge of BIM for sustainable construction, the future of Smart Cities.
Visit our campus in Paris-Nanterre.
- Fablab 3D, AR/VR
- Practical work at the wastewater treatment plant La Cité de l’Eau et de l’Assainissement (Impacts of climate change on urban water management)
- Diving into Parisian architecture: from the depths to the summits
Highlights
- Fresque du climat ’ initiative
- Conference and workshop on biomimetics
- Tour to Paris one month before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
- Visit to the Louis Vuitton Foundation
- Agenda for visits and cultural discoveries of France: gastronomy, fashion, art and traditions
Admissions: 1 000 Euros per person, including taxes
- This price includes tuition fees, teaching materials and cultural visits. Accommodation, living expenses, insurance and visa fees are not included.
- A group rate is available on request for groups of 5 or more people.
Other programs:
-
Summer school Optimization for Machine Learning
The aim of this series of Lectures is to provide the basic background for dealing with Optimization issues in deterministic and stochastic envir
-
Rendez-vous French Know how & Higher Education in Paris
Discover the French know-how & higher education in sciences & technologies Objective The objective of this exceptional event is to host a se
-
Rendez-vous Aeronautics / Aerospace in Toulouse and Paris
Discover the French know-how in Aeronautics & Aerospace Who is eligible? Students in engineering and technology, over 18 years old. 1 week
-
summer school Biorefining: from raw materials to chemicals
Biorefineries and, nowadays, more broadly, the bio-economy concepts propose interesting approaches to produce commodity products by finding alternativ
