BIM Technologist Sean Usher Joins Republic

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We’re proud to announce the addition of Sean Usher, a BIM Technologist. In this role, Sean will be supporting Project Architects and Professional Interior Designers by providing his expertise in Building Information Modelling for projects of varying typologies, across Canada.

Previous to his newest role at Republic, Sean has acted as an Applications Expert for building solutions; and as a Sustainable Building Analyst. His proficiencies include the development of three-dimensional models to meet specific energy management and sustainability strategies, and training and support for BIM-related software. You can read more about Sean on his page here.

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