BuildingSMART international winners 2025
Speakers: Jorden Schuit of Haskoning and Lex Ransijn of BuildingSMART
Discover the power of openBIM worldwide - inspiration from the international summit. During the buildingSMART International Summit 2025 in Berlin, the prestigious openBIM Awards were presented - the moment when it becomes visible how far the world is with digital collaboration in the built environment. From China to Germany to Japan, these winners show how open standards accelerate innovation, connect data and increase the quality of construction.
During DigiBouw we will take you through the most talked-about projects of 2025:
- Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (China) - a mega-project using openBIM to achieve a real-time, data-driven construction process.
- China Academy of Railway Sciences - pioneering project management for entire railroad clusters, fully driven by open data.
- ARGE TVG / AllesWirdGut / Hertl.Architekten / FCP (Germany) - "BIM is Magical": a highrise where interoperability and algorithmic design merge.
- Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (Japan) - an automatic data linkage system from design to cost estimation based on openBIM.
- Henderson Land Development & Hip Hing Construction (Hong Kong) - an integrated approach from design to operation: one digital lifecycle.
As a technical professional, innovator or decision maker in the construction and infrastructure sector, you will get a unique insight into how openBIM is applied worldwide - and where the Netherlands is still lagging behind. We translate international successes into concrete insights for our own practice: how can you use open standards effectively, collaborate across disciplines and create value with data?
Be inspired by leading examples, meet peers working on the same digital future, and experience how openBIM is no longer a vision - but reality.
Bio: Jorden Schuit is a board member of buildingSMART Netherlands/Benelux and an enthusiastic advocate of openBIM and digital collaboration in the construction sector. From his role within buildingSMART, he is committed to reducing the gap between vision and practice: from international standards to concrete application in Dutch projects.