In Pavia and Naples the BIM tells itself with international vision, culture and profiles

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Emma Potter

BIM Unlocked Pavia: collaboration and culture at the center of digital transformation

The first event, BIM Unlockedsaw the participation of leading figures such as: Andrea Manente (MVRDV), Amani Chahin (Jacobs), e Alberto Pavan (Polytechnic of Milan). To open the day, the institutional greetings of: Prof. Alessandro Greco (Delegate of the rector for building and building programming), which underlined the need to build a common language in the formation of future professionals recalling the importance of this cycle of meetings, e Prof. Francesca Picchiowhich recognized the high cultural value of the cycle of conferences, capable of generating connections between worlds, generations and different disciplines. To guide the works, Vittorio Andrea Sellarowho has been able to create a deep and human dialogue, enhancing the different points of view and transforming the university classroom into an open space for cultural reflection.

Eng. Amani Chahin enchanted the historic classroom design of the University of Pavia with his digression on the theme of the day, the collaboration: “At the center of the collaboration is the human being, the person is at the center of digital transformationMatrix One (in Amsterdam) telling how the goal was immediately clear: Designing a totally removable buildingwhere each part could be reused. An innovative and sustainable approach, made possible thanks to the use of the BIM from the early stages. “Digital is not only support, but ethical tool to plan the entire life cycle of the building. Matrix One He shows that building responsibly means foreseeing the end of the work – transforming it into a new beginning “.

BIM Tracks Pavia: Infrastructure and intelligent connections for a digital future

The second Pavese event of the year, BIM TRACKShas shown attention to the topic of complex infrastructures and on the digital management of public works, with a focus on the intelligent connections between design, regulations and innovation.
After the introductory greetings of the Prof. Alessandro RealDelegate of the Rector for international research, and of Dr. Andrea PichelliDirector of Globec – Center for Global Strategic Engagement of the University of Pavia, intervened: Arch. Luca Dominicirepresenting Cinzia cat (Italferr), who spoke of sustainable approaches for the entire infrastructure life cycle; Ing. Francesco Semeraro (Anas), which highlighted the importance of standards and regulations in the quality of large public works; Ing. Lucia Iannuzzi And Ing. Aniello Caliendo (Webuild – Hirpiniaav), which illustrated concrete digital management cases applied to high -capacity infrastructures.

Also on this occasion, Vittorio Andrea Sellaro he edited a cultural direction capable of uniting technical competence And human dimensionoffering students a rich and engaging training experience.
Partner of the initiative was Bimeet podcastthe first Italian podcast entirely dedicated to BIM, with the participation of Roberto DallavillaTechnical Director of Skeinbim: “Bim is not just the future. It is the present. And we are building it together.”

Bim for Impact Napoli: Designing Tomorrow

The University of Naples Federico II then hosted the conference on 9 May Bim for Impact: Designing Tomorrowthird bell stage of the format BIM (K) Now!. After the debut in Nola in March 2025 and the first Neapolitan edition of November 2024, the initiative consolidates its roots in the area, confirming itself as a reference point for the debate on innovation and sustainability in the AEC sector.

The event, an integral part of the Sustainable development festival 2025 Promoted by Asvis, he distinguished himself for the ability to generate an intergenerational and inter -professional dialogue, involving teachers, professionals, students and companies In a fertile comparison, oriented towards long -term visions and concrete impacts. To introduce the works it was once again Vittorio Andrea Sellarocreator of the format and moderator of the entire day.

Among the main speakers: Mauro Sabiu and Mikael SantrolliDesign Tech Innovators at Mks Dtech, who have explored future innovation scenarios applied to the AEC sector; Fabrizio BonattiBim Manager and CDE Manager of Sums Architects, who shared operational experiences on digitized information flows in sustainable perspective; Nunzia Casconeexpert on environmental sustainability, Leed® and Well® protocols, currently in Polytechnic – Building for Humans, who emphasized the theme of decarbonisation.

The panel saw the participation of authoritative academic exponents such as Massimiliano Campi, Antonella Di Luggo, Valeria Cera, Pierpaolo D’Agostino, Domenico Aspronewho reiterated their support to the initiative, inspiring the new generations of designers. The round table is particularly significant, with Valeria Cera, Domenico Asprone, Giuseppe Antuono and Vittorio Andrea Sellarowhich has addressed central themes such as the training, design responsibility and systemic innovation.

One of the most original moments of the meeting was the intervention by theArch. Giulia Pentella (Sums Architects), who proposed a suggestive “literary trigger”: an opportunity to reflect on the relationship between humanistic culture and technical trainingdemonstrating that designing the future requires an approach that intacts mind, heart and sensitivity. The day ended with a lively session of Q&A animated by the Archetypes collectivea group of young designers and students who gave voice to the needs and visions of a generation in search of listening and authentic expression spaces.

BIM (K) Now!: An ecosystem that combines training, vision and people

The project BIM (K) Now! confirms a dynamic platform capable of putting university, businesses and territories in dialogue Through a multidisciplinary approach and an accessible narrative, which focuses on the people and values of collaboration.

These events have demonstrated the effectiveness of a training model that integrates Theory, practice and innovationgiving space to young people and strengthening the link between academic knowledge and the production world, and have shown how digitalization in the construction sector cannot be separated from the construction of a shared culture of the project, in which people, technologies and strategic vision proceed together. Bim of the future is built today. And it is built together. The next appointment, the first edition of Bimeet & Greet, will be held in Brescia in October.

“Bim becomes platform for the architecture of human collaboration. It is a relationship, listening, communication. Technology is not enough: a shared culture is needed.(Vittorio Andrea Sellaro)