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Keynote
speaker

Digital Darwinism

Karl-Heinz Land

Neuland, Germany

Start-ups are representing an at times unknown challenge for established companies. What is ‘digital Darwinism’ and how can companies avoid the silent attack on their business model and their brand?

Presentation
and case study

Golden nuggets – Data driven change in architectural practice

Rosey Alexander

Bond Bryan, UK

Data is everywhere, insights are not. This presentation will give you a glimpse into how architectural practices can make use of the data they generate, to unearth information that drives change and alters behavior.

Roundtable
discussion

Designing Socially Responsible Architecture

Moderator

Jessica M. O’Donnell

AIA Young Architects Forum, USA

Understand the essence of SRA through case studies. Learn how architectural practices can take actionable steps to implement elements of the movement in their current projects.

Presentation
and case study

Turning visions into built reality

Albert Takashi Richters

Powerhouse, Netherlands

How the team at Powerhouse Company used BIM to build the Floating Office, Rotterdam, an off-grid and CO2-neutral office building.

Roundtable
discussion

Empowering future architects

Szabolcs Mikó

Graphisoft, Hungary

Four BIM educators discuss various approaches for future-proofing the next generation of architects by equipping them with a digital-first skillset.

Presentation
and case study

Building business relationships

Farkasvölgyi Architects

Brazil

Bernardo Farkasvölgyi describes how strong mentor and client relationships, and innovative technology partnerships helped him build a successful practice. The presentation also highlights how Archicad and the BIM design approach contributed to their success.