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London, United Kingdom, August 6th, 2025 – Oliver Kinross, the global events company behind international construction exhibitions including London Build, Sydney Build, New York Build and Chicago Build, has announced that its newest show, Melbourne Build, has officially become the most successful launch in the company’s portfolio to date... The post Melbourne Build Becomes Most Successful Show Launch in Oliver Kinross Portfolio appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
In June 2025, I joined Vicki Reynold (ONE Creative), Maria Tsemani (Turner and Townsend) and Susan Brattenberg (Global eLearning) for a Women in BIM panel discussion at Digital Construction Week: “Women in BIM who lead and inspire”.| Women in BIM
Women in BIM is a diverse network of female professionals within the AEC industry dedicated to supporting women in BIM-related roles.| Women in BIM
Alcançar a excelência operacional exige a integração estratégica de quatro pilares: Processos, Políticas, Pessoas e Tecnologias.... The post Excelência Operacional e BIM: Transformando Projetos emResultados appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
Como desenvolver uma estrate gia e jornada da informaça o integrada ao BIM pode gerar sustentabilidade na pra tica.... The post BIM como estratégia para Projetos Sustentáveis: do Conceito à Operação appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
Como a integração entre Gêmeos Digitais e IA está transformando a construção com mais previsibilidade, eficiência e inteligência operacional... The post Gêmeos Digitais + IA: Quando o Dado Deixa de Ser Informação e Vira Decisão appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
O setor da construção civil está atravessando uma das maiores transformações desua história. Impulsionada por tecnologias emergentes, a indústria vem sereinventando para tornar seus processos mais eficientes, sustentáveis e seguros.| Women in BIM
The Women in BIM Event held on Thursday, June 19th, marked another inspiring gathering in Brisbane, this time hosted at Jacobs’ office and proudly sponsored by Bluebeam. The evening centered around the theme: “Shaping the Future of Location Intelligence: How GIS and Data Capture Enhance Decision-Making Across the Built Environment.”| Women in BIM
The challenges facing the built environment are well documented, from its significant contribution to global energy-related carbon emissions to the stagnating productivity to the regulatory changes being introduced through the Building Safety Act to the acute skills shortages.... The post Why the built environment needs innovative thinking and how academia can help appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
On Friday, 30 May 2025, a significant collaboration between Lendlease, Curtin University, and Women in BIM (WIB) came to life as students from Curtin's Construction Management program, within the School of Design and the Built Environment, visited the B316 Science Building site - a major project currently under construction by Lendlease on the university’s Bentley campus. ... The post Bridging Industry, Academia, and Advocacy: Curtin Construction Management Students Visit to B316 Science Bu...| Women in BIM
We are proud to support ThreadPoint Studio, founded by our Global Education Lead, Willow Williams. ThreadPoint is dedicated to unveiling the hidden world of the built environment for young minds, spanning physical infrastructure, digital systems, and the networks that shape our world.... The post ThreadPoint Studio: Rewriting the Future, One Story at a Time appeared first on Women in BIM.| Women in BIM
If you are a BIM experts, probably you have read the BIM Handbook as it is recognised a key text on BIM. It was initiated by Charles Eastman, considered the father of BIM. The pace of change in BIM technologies and processes is accelerating and the need for trusted, updated guidance has never been greater. Therefore, I am thrilled to announce the release of the BIM Handbook, 4th Edition.| Women in BIM
Trusted voices in digital construction will share with you experiences and insights into the future of the built environment.| Women in BIM
