HOW WE CAPUTER THE CONVERSATION: THE REALITY LOOP
BIM SMART 2026 is designed to produce outcomes — not just conversation.
To ensure that the insights, lessons learned, and real-world experiences shared during the Summit are captured in real time, the 4th Annual BIM SMART will use a shared Miro board as the backbone of the Reality Loop. The Miro board serves as a live, collaborative workspace where key points from presentations, breakout discussions, and Reality Loop debriefs are documented throughout the day.
WHAT THIS MEAND FOR ATTENDEES
You won’t just talk about challenges — you’ll help document them.
During each session:
Key takeaways from sponsor Reality Stories are captured
Breakout groups record lessons learned and pain points
Contradictions, gaps, and recommendations are logged live
Facilitators guide each table on what to capture, so participation is easy and structured — no technical expertise required.
ROM LIVE DISCUSSION TO LASTING IMPACT
The Miro board is not a note-taking exercise. It is a working input tool for the Summit’s final deliverable.
Insights captured in Miro are:
These outputs form the foundation of the Digital Build USA – Reality Loop Report, ensuring that the collective knowledge shared at BIM SMART 2026 drives industry learning long after the event ends.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Most conferences end when the room clears.
BIM SMART 2026 creates a permanent record of what actually happened, informed directly by owners and practitioners — not filtered through marketing or theory.
By participating in the Miro board, attendees actively contribute to:
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This is your chance to be heard, make connections, and contribute to a brighter future for the built environment. Your input matters, no matter where you are or when you join.
YOUR VOICE BECOMES PART OF THE RECORD
Every attendee plays a role in shaping the Reality Loop.
You don’t just attend BIM SMART 2026 — you help build the insights that move the industry forward.
Join buildingSMART USA's Airport Workgroup in leading a unique virtual journey that brings together global experts in digital transformation, design and construction, technology, and innovation. This event is a platform for ideas and practices that can be repurposed across various industries and sectors within the built environment. We are dedicated to discussing not only current practices but also the potential of open standards and the transformative opportunities that AI brings to our field.
In this collaborative endeavor, we value a wide range of perspectives, encouraging an open and comprehensive dialogue that encompasses diverse experiences and viewpoints. To facilitate this inclusive exchange, we will feature an interactive Miro Board, inviting guests to contribute their unique insights, reflections, and opinions. This tool is a testament to our commitment to capturing the rich tapestry of ideas and experiences from our global community.
We're committed to listening, learning, and leveraging our collective knowledge to advance the future of the AEC industry.
Join us in this exciting venture to connect, share, and inspire as we work towards a brighter, more innovative future.

What is needed so owners can utilize digital twins through open BIM principles and data standards to improve operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability?

Highlighting the use of digital twin technology, which involves creating virtual representations of physical assets and systems to monitor, simulate, and optimize their performance.

Emphasizes the importance of open BIM principles, which promote collaboration and information exchange among various stakeholders.

The brightest minds in digital transformation converge to redefine the future of the built environment.
Thank you to our committee members for their contributions and thought leadership this past year.
Cindy W. Baldwin, VDCO Tech - Chair Airport Work Group
Chris Harmon, WSP - Digital Twin Lead
Jerry Schwinghammer - Digital Twin Lead
Scott Yates, VDCO Data - Data Lead
Posh Supupramai, HDR - BIM2GIS Lead
David Alvarez, esri - BIM2GIS Lead
Rich Bauer, WSP - IFC Lead
Sam Burns, Balfour Beatty - Simulation Lead
George Franco, Alberici - AI Lead
Mani Golparvar, Reconstruct - AI Lead
Randy Murphy, Endpointintel
Liliana Martinez, Port of Seattle
Robert Brown, DFW Airport
Zahra Ghorbani,, NIBS DTI-S







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