Teams Illustrate his unsuccessful tactics to inspire the team to greater heights. The Autodesk, Inc. And KlingStubbins-Tocci case study highlights several examples of both effective and ineffective tactics of team leadership and motivation. The team underwent four presentations before figuring out the most effective means of motivating not just group members but also the potential client. Several of the early proposals for the atrium design failed because of unsuccessful leadership and group

project leader for the office building construction project, formulate a vision statement for the team project. According to Gray and Larson (2008) a vision is unlike a project scope statement, which includes: budget, end dates, and performance requirements, a vision involve the less tangible aspects of project performance. It refers to an image a project team holds in common about how the project will look upon completion, how they will

Representative Building Information Modeling Implementations in Other Countries As noted above, evaluating the effectiveness of building information modeling systems remains challenging because of the relatively recent addition of this suite of modeling tools to the architect/designer repertoire, but there are some salient successful examples of such deployment from around the world as set forth in Table 1 below. Table 1 Representative Building Information Modeling Implementations in Different Countries Country Description Finland Approximately 33% of architects and engineers

building program: Using AutoCAD® Architecture One commonly used program to draft plans for buildings using CAD software is AutoCAD® Architecture. Program capabilities include the ability to draw walls, to create a 'slope' to mimic the real-world conditions of a foundation, and the ability to annotate notes directly onto a plan. Creating structures such as doors with a 'swing' can also be superimposed upon the plan to ensure that they have