Will you be in London or Valencia in mid-February?

Gary Sprague and Jose Fandos from our team will be attending two Revit user group meet-ups to talk Kinship, Revit and content management.

Interested in joining? Here are the details.

February 15th – London Revit User Group

On the 15th of February, Gary and Jose will present Kinship at the London Revit User Group (LRUG).

They will give an introduction to Kinship and how we got started, key approaches to good content management, what Kinship offers today and a preview of what’s coming up in the future.

Also speaking at the event will be Oliver Thomas, Design Technology Manager at Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), who will present a talk on 'BIM @ BIG – The journey going from small to big, and how to re-saddle your BIM horse on the way'.

Pizzas and beers will be served at the Lower Ground Floor level of Buro Happold's London office at 17 Newman Street with registration starting at 17.30.

Tickets are required. If you want to get hold of one, send us an email at hello@kinship.io and we’ll send you the details. If you can't make it or prefer to tune in remotely, the event will also be streamed on Microsoft Teams.

Get the full details on the London Revit User Group website.

February 17th – Grupo de Usuarios de Revit / BIM de Valencia (GURV)

On the 17th of February, Jose and Gary will be in Valencia to present Kinship at the 82nd meeting of the Grupo de Usuarios de Revit / BIM de Valencia (GURV).

This event will be in Spanish and take place at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería de Edificación de la Universitat Politècnica de València.

Beers will start at 14.30 before lunch begins at 15.00. The presentation will then start at 16.30.

Similar to the London event, Gary and Jose will give an introduction to Kinship, go through who we are and our experience in Revit, key principles for good content management, what Kinship offers today and a preview of what’s coming up in the future.

Get more info and book your ticket on the GURV website.

We hope to see you there!