Education

• Budapest University of Technology and Economics
• Graduated: 1987
• Degree: MSc Architecture

Carrier path

• 1987 – 1991 worked as designer for IPARTERV, firm for designing commercial and industrial buildings in Hungary
• 1991 – Joined GRAPHISOFT
• 2009 – 2011 VP of Product Management GRAPHISOFT
• 2011 – 2014 VP of Business Development GRAPHISOFT
• 2015 – present Head of Strategic Relations GRAPHISOFT

Achievements

• 1987 MÉSZ (Association of Hungarian Architects) membership
• 2005 – 2011 Management of the growth of the GRAPHISOFT product portfolio from a single product localized to 26 languages to a multiple product ecosystem portfolio.
• 2012 – 2013 Establishing GRAPHISOFT Hong Kong, GRAPHISOFT Beijing
• 2016 –  Representing Hungary in the CEN/TC 442 (Comité Européen de Normalisation) which is the Technical Committee for developing BIM Standards for the EU

Alan Hore is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and currently the Head of Quantity Surveying in the School of Surveying and Construction Management in DIT. He was one of the founders of the Construction IT Alliance and completed a Phd in Construction Informatics in Trinity College Dublin in 2007. He has an extensive portfolio of published work in the discipline area of Construction Informatics and is currently the Principal Investigator on the BIM Innovation Capability programme (BICP) for Ireland.

Member of the board of Plandata GmbH, head of the department BIM Solutions – BIM consulting, education and services for market-leading companies in the area of interdisciplinary BIM implementation and digital planning process optimization.
 
Research assistant at Vienna University of Technology in the areas of interdisciplinary BIM data management, script-based CAD-automation, interface- and process optimization. Lectures, publications and press articles in the fields addressed.
 
Teaching activity and several public and private Universities in eastern Austria.
 
Member of the Austrian Standards Institute committee for the Austrian BIM Standard and board member of several Austrian engineer associations.

Arch. DI Peter Kompolschek

Adress:
Pestalozzistr. 11/60, 9500 Villach
E-Mail: Der.architekt@kompolschek.at

2000: Architect with own practice in Villach

2009: Chair Austrian Standards AG 11.09 (digital documentation)

2010: Chair Austrian Standards committee 11 (building)

2011: Delegate ISO TC 59

2011: Joanneum teaching revitalization, projectmanagement and BIM (from 2017)

2012: General court certified expert

2015: Chair CEN TC 442 WG 3 (Information Delivery Specification)

2015: BIM consultant

Abstract:

Nowadays BIM is the most affecting technology in the building industry. 3 dimensional digital models of buildings - and recently also infrastructural assets like bridge and tunnel - enhanced with alphanumeric information are accepted both by architects, engineers, contractors and their customers.

The main concept of BIM is integral collaboration on a common model. This in order to straighten processes in the design- and execution stage of a project to reduce errors resulting out of lack of communication and transcription.

In order to understand shared parameters in their context and by this enabling true collaboration, Austrian Standards published a national Standard A 6241-2 which introduced an Austrian property server.

This property server, based on IFC (international Foundation Classes) and bSdd (buildingSMART data dictionary), shares predefined object categories and related properties (property sets).

The property server is available as a web service at “db.freebim.at”.

Based on this core methodology IDMs (Information Delivery Manuals) and MVDs (Multi View Definitions) are currently created and will be published during the following year as National Standards.