Agenda London

The planning for the agenda of 2025 is ongoing and we are continously updating it with new speakers and sessions. You can look forward to a day filled with interesting speakers, breakout sessions and networking with other professionels as well as our event partners. 


Stage Program: 10.00 – 17.40 CET

Evening networking & drinks: 17.40 – 18.40 CET

10:00 - 10.25 CET

MEET OUR EXPERTS

Meet our partners and our Symetri consultants in our partner area.

10:00 - 10.25 CET

PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS

This session explores how to set building project teams up for long-term success through circularity thinking and smarter processes. Discover the importance of focusing on quality data, immediate actions, and aligning with the vision of digital transformation. Rethink traditional approaches to create sustainable, future-ready solutions.

Speaker: Salla Ekhardt, Sara Oy
Stage/Room: Live on stage in Stockholm. Streamed to London

 

The launch of chatGPT made artificial intelligence (AI), and in particular generative AI, the hottest topic in the market. Everybody has an opinion about it, ranging from starstruck awe to existential fear. Industry, construction, and infrastructure are no exceptions; digitalisation is ubiquitous, and with digital data comes the opportunity to use AI.

Amid the turbulence of the stern wave behind chatGPT, it is easy to lose sight of the wide range of powerful tools in the AI toolbox. In this talk, Elin will guide us through the turbulence and explain how mathematics and statistics applied to large amounts of data can automate tasks and processes, disrupt business models, redefine search and research, and fuel innovation of new products and services. All this without posing a fundamental threat to most jobs. She then invites the audience to reflect on the flipsides of artificial intelligence, such as responsibility, discriminatory practices, cyber security, and sustainability.

Speaker: Elin Hauge, Futurist and AI Expert
Stage/Room: Live on stage in Oslo. Streamed to London

 

10:30 CET

THE BIM SUMMIT BY SYMETRI OPENS

Per Carlsson, Annika Svensson and Alan Stone from Symetri welcome you all to the BIM Summit by Symetri 2025.

10:40 CET

Keynote

More info about the session will be announced shortly.

Speaker: Andri Snær Magnason, Author, filmmaker & environmental activist 
Stage: Live on stage in Stockholm. Streamed to Oslo, London and digital audience

11:05 CET

The BIM Summit Award: The Sustainability Award

We will hand out the first award of the day. This award recognizes a company, individuals or a project who have made innovative efforts and/or a successfully implemented project for a better and more sustainable future. 

Would you like to nominate someone? Deadline is 17 March: Nominate here

11:15 CET

BREAK

During our breaks our digital audience can watch our Flying Reporters who will interview interesting speakers and partners. For participants in Stockholm, Oslo & London you are welcome to the partner area for a chat with our partners.

11:35 - 12:00 CET

PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS

More info to be announced about the different sessions.

11:35 - 12.35 CET

Round Table

The Round tables will gather representatives from across the industry for discussion on current and important topics. Moderator and theme will be announced shortly.

12:10 - 12.35 CET

Parallel Breakout Sessions

More info to be announced about the different sessions.

12:40 - 13.05 CET

Parallel Breakout Sessions

More info to be announced about the different sessions.

13:05 - 14:10 CET

LUNCH BREAK

14:10 CET

KEYNOTE: How will the next era of digital disruption transform BIM?

What are the implications for the industry, and how will digital delivery and the jobs to be done change?

Speaker: Theo Agelopoulos, Autodesk
Stage: Live on stage in London. Streamed to Stockholm, Oslo and digital audience

14:35 CET

The BIM Summit Award: Best New BIM USE

This award recognizes companies or individuals that have had the courage to move the use of BIM into new areas. An individual or company who has made an important impact by using BIM in an unconventional, creative and smarter way leading to improved ROI and sustainability gains.

Would you like to nominate someone? Deadline is 17 March: Nominate here

14:40 CET

Joint Reflections & Fireside

Speakers: Will be announced later 

14:55 CET

Break

During our breaks our digital audience can watch our Flying Reporters who will interview interesting speakers and partners. For participants in Stockholm, Oslo & London you are welcome to the partner area for a chat with our partners.

15:15 - 15.40 CET

Parallel Breakout Sessions

More info to be announced about the different sessions.

15:15 - 16.15 CET

Round Table

The Round tables will gather representatives from across the industry for discussion on current and important topics. Moderator and theme will be announced shortly.

15:50 - 16.15 CET

PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS

More info to be announced about the different sessions.

16:15 CET

Break

During our breaks our digital audience can watch our Flying Reporters who will interview interesting speakers and partners. For participants in Stockholm, Oslo & London you are welcome to the partner area for a chat with our partners.

16:35 CET

Keynote: Human-Centric Data in Action: Shaping Urban Spaces for People to thrive

For the past 25 years, Gehl has been leveraging human-centric data to gain deeper insights into life in public spaces across more than 350 cities worldwide. In this session, Liselott Stenfeldt, Partner & Head of R&D at Gehl, will share some of the methodologies they use, and the tangible impact data-driven approaches have had on urban design, decision-making, and, most importantly, people. Liselott will present three concrete case studies demonstrating how data has been instrumental in shaping projects globally. One example will illustrate how layering socio-demographic data with observational insights from public spaces provided a deeper understanding of urban life in Copenhagen—revealing hidden potentials and strengthening decision-making for clients. Additionally, she will discuss experiences in engaging diverse user groups through digital tools, enabling a richer understanding of the subjective, experiential qualities of urban spaces.

Speaker: Liselott Stenfeldt, Gehl
Stage: Live on stage in Oslo. Streamed to Stockholm and London

17:05 CET

The BIM Summit Award: BEST INDUSTRY COLLABORATION

This prize recognizes those who promote teamwork and collaboration in the Building and Infrastructure Industry. An individual or company who has paved new grounds in the way they collaborate with other parties/companies. By doing so they have pushed the boundaries for how integrated projects contributes to a better future.

Would you like to nominate someone? Deadline is 17 March: Nominate here

17:10 CET

Joint Reflections

Speakers: Will be announced later 

17:20 CET

Summary of the day & Fireside Chat

Speakers: Will be announced later 

17:40 - 20.30 CET

EVENING NETWORKING AND DRINKS

We round off the day with mingle, pizza and refreshments.

Do you have any questions, contact us!

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