Quantity surveyors work with cost. Architects work with space. Facility managers work with operations. For most of construction’s history, each discipline had its lane, and data was something that happened on the side. A spreadsheet here. A report there. Numbers passed between teams in formats that only made sense to the person who built them. …
Starting a career in a BIM role is rarely straightforward. After completing a Master’s in BIM and Sustainability, I encountered several challenges in finding a position that could provide both confidence and clarity in my professional path.…
By Chris Smeaton, Regional Lead for Ho Chi Mihn, Vietnam and Digital Practice Leader, Aurecon Asia
I was invited to Vietnam over three years ago to meet a digital delivery team to see how they deliver projects and assess their skills to consider if moving to Vietnam would be a good fit for me. It was clear from the first meeting that the team was driven and hungry to learn. This, combined with high digital competence, captured my imagination of what was possible and how we can achieve amazing things for digital delivery and construction.
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This article is written by 2020 Mentor Salla Palos and Mentee Sarah Causey.
As part of the Women in BIM Mentor Scheme in 2020, Salla and Sarah were perfectly matched and below they each describe their experience during this journey and the amazing relationship they were able to create.
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This article is written Giulia Pustorino, Regional Lead for Cumbria, UK.
Since early 1900, in March, the International Women’s Day has been celebrated all around the world. Worldwide, the celebration varies to remember women’s rights. I was born and raised in Italy, where to celebrate women on the 8th of March, men donated yellow mimosas to women.
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