Join us on 11 August at the Victoria University of Wellington School of Architecture for the first-ever lady-led BIMinNZ. This special evening brings together three outstanding speakers from across New Zealand's built environment to explore the future of digital delivery through the lenses of digital twins, reality capture, and innovation on complex infrastructure projects. From strategic asset management to cutting-edge reality capture technologies and the delivery of Scott Base in Antarctica, this event will showcase how digital thinking is transforming the way we design, construct, and operate our built environment.
This event will take place within the ground floor atrium space of Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of NZ Te Aro Campus
Anna Whitmore - Allora
Anna Whitmore will present on how applying systems thinking to capital delivery can improve project outcomes by designing digital twins alongside physical assets from the outset. She will explore the importance of establishing a clear vision to align stakeholders, secure sponsorship, and support the people and change aspects of digital transformation.
Kirsty Mackie - Global Survey
Kirsty Mackie is a reality capture specialist from Global Survey. She will explore the latest innovations in reality capture technology, specifically focusing on how SLAM technology is transforming the industry. Expect an overview of the technology and its different applications.
Hanna Hawke - LT McGuinness
Hanna Hawke from LT McGuinness will share insights from her recent work on the Scott Base Redevelopment in Antarctica, exploring how reality capture and digital innovation are supporting one of the world's most remote and challenging construction projects.
