Daniel Dusoswa shared this on Facebook, but I’m reposting it here, with links. This is an amazing group, doing amazing events, and they have a knack for selecting insanely amazing locations. Seriously who doesn’t want to go to Cardiff in September 2013 for the ArchiCAD Summer School!?

We are pleased to announce that our Summerschool Website is fully up now and ready to take Early Bird bookings. This year we are in Wales at Cardiff Metropolitan University UK, read all about it. Before the Summerschool we have three full training days, Open BIM conference, Teachers Conference and between loads of interesting topics we give special attention to the newly launched Eco Designer Star software extension, introduced by the EcoDesigner STAR product manager Miklos Sved from Hungary and he will also give hands on workshops. No part of CAD software will become more topical over the next few years, we have to learn to work with this software asap whether we like it or not! I am afraid that there will be no future for us architects without being able to do thermal predictions straight from our models!!! Now a once off chance to familiarize yourself with this software and much more! Book your place now, best value ever! Including B&B and special rates for students and teachers. This year we also give special discounts to students who have left university and have not found work yet and other unwaged. See our registration forms!

Daniel also wrote a much more in-depth introduction and invitation to Archicad Summer School 2013 that discusses the history of the event plus all the amazing things that will be shared. Even if you’re not thinking about attending the event, Daniel’s text is worth a read. He always has great things to say about ArchiCAD and BIM. Need a teaser? How about the mention of  “local Extensions to Eco Designer”.

Read the full Introduction Here

Are you going to ArchiCAD Summer School 2013? Or are you jealous of everyone else who gets to hang out in beautiful Cardiff for the week? Follow Shoegnome on Facebook and Twitter and either gloat or commiserate.

BONUS NOTE: Rob Jackson of Bond Bryan Architects will be one of the speakers. You know Rob, right? He wrote this awesome guest post for Shoegnome.