AI in Construction: Exclusive Conference at BIM DAY GVA

1. Tim Fu: When AI redesigns architecture

Tim Fu, a renowned designer and former collaborator at Zaha Hadid Architects, explores the impact of advanced algorithms on modern architecture.

Thanks to AI, he pushes the boundaries of creativity: unprecedented forms, material optimization, and new structures emerge through complex calculations.

Practical example: AI-assisted generative models allow the design of buildings that are both more functional and aesthetically pleasing.

2. Baptiste Tripard: AI and big data for proactive management

Aerospace engineer and founder of Alteia, Baptiste Tripard highlights the power of big data combined with AI.

Proactive infrastructure management becomes possible: anticipating malfunctions, reducing costs, and maximizing overall performance.

Concrete example: Real-time data analysis for predictive maintenance of energy and railway systems.

3. Roberto Fernández Hergueta: Digital Twins for Smart Territories

As Director of New Technologies at NTT DATA, Roberto Fernández demonstrates how digital twins are revolutionizing territory management.

By integrating data from BIM and IoT technologies, infrastructures become more interoperable, enabling smarter and more sustainable development.

Building the future through digital innovation

Innovation doesn’t stop at design. Digitalization also touches the management and preservation of existing infrastructures, particularly through immersive and collaborative technologies.

HBIM: Preserving heritage with digital tools

Gaël Hamon, a pioneer of HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling), transforms the restoration of historical monuments.

Digital tools such as 3D scanning, augmented reality, and virtual reality revolutionize the way we preserve architectural heritage.

Practical case: A virtual immersion to diagnose the condition of an old building and plan precise restorations.

Modernizing railway infrastructure

Jean Slavik, BIM Manager for the Swiss Federal Railways (CFF), unveils innovations that modernize the railway network.

BIM enables enhanced infrastructure project optimization, combining performance, safety, and efficiency.

Integrating BOS (Building Operating Systems)

Experts such as Juan Manuel Garcia, Thomas Tholoze, and Cédric Dubois explain how a BOS helps reduce operational costs while increasing efficiency.

The BOS centralizes data from building systems, enabling intelligent and economical operations.

A must-attend event for industry professionals

BIM DAY GVA is a platform for exchange, learning, and innovation for all construction sector stakeholders.

Why participate?

• Meet innovative exhibitors: Discover tools to optimize building design, construction, and maintenance.
• Hands-on workshops: Deepen your knowledge of digital twins, AI, and the most advanced BIM solutions.
• Expand your professional network: Connect with industry leaders and create new collaboration opportunities.

Challenges to overcome in modern construction

The construction sector faces major challenges:

• Rising costs
• Shortage of skilled labor
• Demand for sustainable solutions

BIM DAY GVA provides a response to these challenges by bringing together experts, startups, and companies around digital innovation. Together, they envision solutions to build more efficiently, collaboratively, and sustainably.

Become a key player in the digital transformation of construction

Don’t miss this major event to discover the latest innovations and become an agent of change. Whether you’re an architect, engineer, or project manager, BIM DAY GVA provides you with the tools and knowledge to anticipate the future.

Register now at: bimdaygva.ch