Scott has over 35 years of experience practicing in Architecture and 28 years in CAD-BIM teaching at university and technical colleges. For the past 12 years he has worked as a digital technology manager for Mitchell Brandtman Quantity Surveyors helping with validation of models for quantification to derive costs. In the last 5 years, he has worked as an openBIM Consultant at Geometry Gym mainly on infrastructure projects.

Jon brings technical and practical openBIMexperience to the buildingSMARTAustralasia Board, that helps facilitate a stronger awareness and successful adoption of openBIMfor clients and projects in Australia. In 2018 Jon supported the buildingSMARTAustralasia board with organisationand execution of the “openBIM: Getting It Right” technical workshops.

Jon has a proven track record in achieving practical outcomes using openBIMstandards and technologies. He has open sourced his C# IFC toolkit for reading and writing IFC files (view on GitHub) and taken a leading role on prototyping technologies such as ifcjsonand applying version control such as git to an ifcrepository. He is a member of the Building Smart International Model Support Group, providing sample files for the technical documentation and testing proposals for IFC improvements.

Oystein specializes in model-based engineering, drawing-free design and parametric design of bridges. In 2017, his team designed the world's first concrete bridge designed and built without blueprints. In 2022, his team finished the Randselvabridge, which currently holds the record as the longest bridge in the world designed and built without drawings, based exclusively on BIM models. The team won Trimble Global BIM awards for best BIM model in the world for the Randselvabridge BIM model

John has 40+ years experience in the delivery of major building and infrastructure projects including rail, road and pedestrian bridges, and railway stations. John has always been passionate about taking advantage of digital tools and technology to help deliver our projects and has been instrumental in driving transition and change throughout his career to the use and adoption of current and evolving digital workflows and processes.

Chris is currently the Digital Lead on the Eastern Freeway Burke to Tram Alliance project. Chris has been with Laing O'Rourke for five years after previously spending 27 years working for Arup across the UK, SE Asia and Australia. At his time in Arup, Chris help lead the adoption and implementation of 3D and BIM across the firm and specialises in large project digital strategies having worked on and led initiatives on project such as Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Sports Hub, Perth Stadium as well as a number of major rail infrastructure projects. Chris has a passion to always challenge himself and others to continually improve and push the application of technology with a clear focus on improving the quality and safety through engineering in construction.

Love Reinforcing is Australia’s largest engineering & technical solutions team dedicated to reinforcing. Though young, the company has already demonstrated its ability to engineer and coordinate groundbreaking integrated models for some of the country’s largest infrastructure projects.

Paul leads VHBA’s Digital Build & Data program, whose mission is to Deliver Victorian Health Infrastructure through Digital Build & Data: Empowering People, Streamlining Processes, and Leveraging Technology. His team is responsible for developing and managing the VHBA’s Digital Engineering and BIM strategy, in response to the Victorian Digital Asset Policy and the Department of Health’s asset information needs.

With over nearly a decade of experience in BIM and Digital Engineering roles within architecture and construction, Paul is uniquely positioned to understand industry capabilities, client’s needs, and technological opportunities. His extensive hands-on experience in major infrastructure projects is reflected in the holistic approach to defining VHBA’s Digital Build & Data information requirements and technology stack to derive evidence-based decisions. Paul also chairs the Australasian Health Infrastructure Alliance (AHIA) BIM-Subgroup, leading efforts to improve digital maturity and consistency across Australian and New Zealand health jurisdictions

Mostafa ElAshmawy is a Senior Digital Engineer at VIDA focusing on Northeast Link Central Package where he helps in managing the Digital Delivery of the project.

Mostafa is also a lecturer at Zigurat Global Institute of Technology and ambassador to nima. He has a deep academic knowledge of international standards, methods, and procedures related to information management.

With an excellent voluntary record leading and contributing to many regional and international initiatives related to the development of data management and digitisationof the AEC industry.