CSI: Championing Building Information Management
Founded in 1948, the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) emerged as a response to the construction industry’s need for standardized information organization. With over 120 chapters globally, CSI empowers professionals across the industry to advance building information management (BIM) and enhance project team education.
Through its comprehensive suite of standards, formats, and practice tools, CSI facilitates improved construction information organization, communication, and education. By fostering a deeper understanding of individual roles and contributions within project teams, CSI drives collaboration and ultimately, better building performance.
CSI Atlanta: A Legacy of Leadership
Founded in 1959, CSI Atlanta emerged as a catalyst for collaboration among architects, contractors, manufacturers, and other construction professionals. Recognizing the need for organized construction information and knowledge exchange, the chapter quickly grew to become the largest in the Southeast Region.
Over its six-decade history, CSI Atlanta has nurtured numerous industry leaders who have held prominent positions at both regional and national levels. The chapter has also been instrumental in shaping industry standards, including the Master Guide Specification Systems, CSI Manual of Practice, the original 16-division MasterFormat, and the 3-part section format.
Today, CSI Atlanta remains dedicated to providing members with educational resources, certification opportunities, and networking platforms. The chapter’s commitment to excellence is evident in its numerous regional and national awards for technical excellence and outstanding service to the construction community.
