This expert led panel discussion will explore how openBIM supports the seamless transition of data from the design phase through construction and operation, ensuring data integrity and accessibility throughout the project lifecycle. Current state of the industry, success stories, and what is being done to address the roadblocks to adoption. Giving insight into what organizations can do to prepare for both the technical and cultural shifts required to make this transition successful.
Brent Mauti is a Principal and the Chief Technology Officer at Turner Fleischer, bringing over two decades of expertise in technology-driven roles at IBI Group and CH2M HILL. A Licensed Architect in both Ontario and Alberta, Brent has built a distinguished career with a strong focus on BIM, contributing to major global projects like the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Panama Canal Widening. He is a recognized leader in digital practice, serving as a Board Member for buildingSMART Canada and an active participant in The American Institute of Architects (AIA) TAP Knowledge Community Committee.
As CTO, Brent is at the forefront of advancing the Studio’s technology solutions, overseeing the development and implementation of innovative tools that enhance project delivery and support key business strategies. His work ensures seamless integration across platforms and drives lifecycle BIM interoperability, fostering greater efficiency and collaboration. Brent’s expertise in advanced project-level BIM consultation is pivotal in shaping successful project outcomes, from BIM Uses to Execution Plans, and ensuring accountability through the lifecycle.
Beyond his role at Turner Fleischer, Brent shares his passion for technology and design as a professor at George Brown College, and a guest speaker at various institutions and industry events, shaping the next generation of professionals in the industry.
This expert led panel discussion will explore how openBIM supports the seamless transition of data from the design phase through construction and operation, ensuring data integrity and accessibility throughout the project lifecycle. Current state of the industry, success stories, and what is being done to address the roadblocks to adoption. Giving insight into what organizations can do to prepare for both the technical and cultural shifts required to make this transition successful.
Senior Director of Digital Project Delivery at EllisDon and a prominent advocate for technology adoption in the construction industry. Patrick has played a pivotal role in the development and implementation of Building Information Model (BIM) protocols across multiple projects within EllisDon and initiatives in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. With a deep understanding of BIM, including discipline-specific models, federated design and construction models, Patrick has successfully executed BIM methodologies across a wide range of collaborative project delivery methods. From Design-Build to Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and Construction Management projects. With this extensive experience, Patrick brings a unique perspective to the AEC industry, blending technical expertise with a keen understanding of project management and stakeholder collaboration. His passion for advancing BIM, construction technology, and digital adoption, positions him as an asset in the construction technology landscape. His profound knowledge, leadership skills, and ability to drive collaboration make him an influential figure within the field.
Mark is Principal and Director of Design Technology at HOK, with over 20 years of AEC industry experience in various projects. As Director of Design Technology, he develops strategies for advanced operational technologies and oversees large, sophisticated projects, providing client-centric solutions. He's an expert in AEC technologies, open standards, and tools, serving on committees and boards within HOK and the industry at large.
Nicolas Arellano Risopatron is a Ph.D. candidate at Carleton University (Ottawa) focusing on coding and open-source tools for architects in his research called de-black boxing BIM. He holds a Bachelor's in Architecture from Pontificia Universidad Catolica of Chile specializing in “Systems and Technologies” and is certified in “Developing BIM Projects”. He is a research team lead at the Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS), leading Canada’s Digital Twin project. He is a Contract Instructor at Carleton University where he teaches coding and open source tools for architects. He is the director of research at the Digital Built National Capital Region (dbNCR).
