Roja Sadeghi

Alex Hampshire

Anton Shaw

Michael Richards

BIMinNZ Wellington: Project Spotlight - Digital Workflows on Heke Rua

BIM.WELL Committee

Pōneke — Mark Your Calendars!
BIMinNZ is excited to announce our next Wellington event on Thursday, 28 August

Pōneke — Mark Your Calendars!BIM in NZ is thrilled to announce our next Wellington event.Join us on Thursday, 28 August at GHD for a Project Spotlight on the digital delivery of Heke Rua Archives — one of Aotearoa’s most ambitious façades, and a truly industry-leading example of BIM in action.Hear from Revizto, Thermosash, Warren and Mahoney, and WT as they share how digital technology helped overcome the project’s extraordinary complexity — enabling seamless collaboration and unified digital workflows that crossed traditional disciplinary boundaries.Revizto will kick things off with a short sponsor presentation, highlighting how their platform supported project delivery from design through to construction.Roja from Thermosash will share how their team continues to evolve digital workflows to meet the demands of an ever-changing, collaborative landscape — and the unique challenges of delivering a façade of this scale.Finally, Alex and Anton — fresh off a headline talk at DigiComm25 — will dive into the BIM coordination process and digital twin, exploring how this project sets a new benchmark for digital delivery in Aotearoa.

Agenda

Doors open and Networking

Formalities will kick off with a brief update from the BIMinNZ Wellington Committee, followed by an overview of the Heke Rua Archives project.

Welcome

Michael Richards, Customer Success Manager at Revizto, will give an overview of the software and highlight how it was used on Heke Rua Archives.

Revizto played a pivotal role in the project’s BIM coordination — both during design and on site — and BIMinNZ is grateful for their continued support in helping make events like this possible.

Sponsor Presentation by Revizto

Roja Sadeghi, BIM Coordinator at Thermosash, will discuss her role in the shop drawing process for one of New Zealand’s most complex, significant, and high-performing façade systems.

Working at the intersection of design, coordination, and advanced modelling, Roja is passionate about driving innovation in façade systems through BIM — helping bridge design intent with manufacturing precision. She will also share how Thermosash are evolving their digital workflows to meet the demands of a fast-changing, collaborative market.

Roja Sadeghi from Thermosash: Bringing the Facade to life

Anton Shaw, Senior Associate and BIM Manager at Warren and Mahoney, is no stranger to innovation. His passion for automation, data, and new thinking was a driving force behind the success of the BIM process — carrying through from design to on-site delivery in close partnership with the contractors.

Anton will share key aspects of the project that contributed to its success, and how digital tools helped streamline collaboration across teams.

Anton Shaw from Warren and Mahoney: The BIM Process

Alex Hampshire, Director – Advisory at WT, will share how the project was transformed into a fully realised digital twin — enabling ongoing asset management and closing the loop on a truly end-to-end digital delivery.

This project stands as one of the leading examples of BIM in action in Aotearoa.

Alex Hampshire from WT: Beyond Construction - The Digital Twin

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