Agenda Stockholm
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
After Work & Dinner: 17.40 – 00.00 CET
09:00 - 10.30 CET
Meet our experts
Meet our partners and our Symetri consultants in our partner area.
09:05 - 10.00 CET
Round Table: BIM & Beyond
The Round tables will gather representatives from across the industry for discussion on current and important topics. Moderator and theme will be announced shortly.
10:00 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
Trafikverket, The Swedish Transport Administration, is the Government agency responsible for the long-term planning of the transport system. They will give a introduction of the openBIM och IFC 4.3.
Speaker: Karin Anderson & Susanne van Raalte, Trafikverket
Stage/Room: Stockholm
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
Explore how Dynamo is enhancing traditional workflows by combining automation and visualization to streamline processes and improve efficiency. Alan shares a case study on load planning process in CLT (Cross Laminated Timber), demonstrating how manual, error-prone tasks can be transformed into smart, automated solutions with clear 3D visualizations.
Speaker: Alan Ibrahim, zaLAN/Setra AB
Stage/Room: Stockholm
This presentation explores how Skanska is advancing project delivery through BIM by unlocking the full potential of information within models. With quantities and survey data at the core, the focus is on creating efficient workflows, overcoming challenges, and delivering a better product to end client and society. To navigate through industry various frameworks and standards and to address project needs, we developed our own package of requirements, KMI, which has become our solution for improving processes and ensuring successful project execution. However, requirements alone are not enough. People play central role in achieving the desired results. Collaboration, understanding, and the ability to adapt are key to making model-based workflows successful and ensuring better project outcomes.
Speaker: Ahmad Alomran, Skanska
Stage/Room: Stockholm
11:35 - 12.35 CET
Parallel Round Tables
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
Explore how LINK Architecture is driving the development of circular architecture to meet the climate challenges of the construction sector. Through examples such as the Arctic Centre of Energy in Skellefteå, we show how reuse, future-proof materials and innovative processes can create sustainable, aesthetic and economic solutions. Learn concrete strategies to integrate reuse into all project phases and ensure competitiveness in a changing industry.
Speaker: Lisa Säfsten & Elias Fransson, LINK Arkitektur
Stage/Room: Live in Stockholm
12:35 CET
LUNCH BREAK
13:35 CET
PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Join us as we unveil Autodesk Construction Cloud's (ACC) latest achievement in meeting and exceeding industry standards. In this presentation, we will showcase ACC's compliance with the best practise from BEAst for more effcivtive reviews, along with other key industry benchmarks. Discover how ACC's innovative features streamline document and model reviews, enhance collaboration, and ensure top-notch quality across all project phases. We will demonstrate the tangible benefits of this multi-standard compliance, helping you stay ahead in the competitive construction industry. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how ACC is setting new benchmarks for excellence and efficiency.
Speaker: Pontus Bengtson & Mikko Kärkkäinen, Autodesk
Stage/Room: Live in Stockholm
In this presentation, Ida will summarize her research into outlining pathways to decarbonize building and transport infrastructure supply chains, achieving near-zero emissions by 2045 through scenario analysis and stakeholder collaboration. Findings show current technologies can halve emissions today, with over 70% carbon reductions by 2030 possible through coordinated efforts. Ida will also reflect upon and exemplify how digitalization is a critical enabler for accelerating the climate transition in construction.
Speaker: Ida Karlsson, Chalmers University of Technology
Stage/Room: Live in Stockholm
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
Parallel Round Tables
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
Enabling world class projects with reduced costs for construction.
Speaker: Max Tran, Resona
Stage/Room: Live in Stockholm
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 CET
After Work
Let's mingle with our partners and other participants.
You can also choose to attend our After Work Session with Thorbjörn Hoverberg from Symetri where he will talk about Symetri Labs. More info to be announced about the session.
19:00 - 00:00 CET
Dinner, Entertainment & Party
We sit down for a 3-course dinner with entertainment, followed by a DJ to get the party started. Dinner and party are included in the ticket price for those attending live in Stockholm and Oslo.
See you on the dance floor!