Alexander Lorincz

Project Engineer at Curtins

Alex graduated from Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava in 2006 and continued as a PhD student on the Department of the Concrete Structures. He joined Curtins in summer 2007 as a Graduate Engineer. Nowadays he works as a Project Engineer and leads our BIM team on a variety of projects.
Alex has a wide spectrum of experiences using different materials. He has worked on a number of precast concrete projects, such as John Perryn Primary School which featured in one issue of ‘The Structural Engineer’. Precast structures were also part of Alex’s doctoral studies, namely the design of the precast structures against disproportionate.

All Sessions by Alexander Lorincz

  • Day 1

    26 February

  • 15.45  - 16.30
    At Curtins we believe BIM, technology, data, processes and industry standards are the future of the construction industry. Over the decade we have come a long way and built firm foundations and advancements in digital construction. As one of the first engineering consultants to achieve BSI BIM Kitemark, and two-time winners at the prestigious BIM Show Live awards, we have worked to embed BIM in to the culture of our staff. We ensure every project is delivered as BIM Stage 2 compliant in accordance with ISO 19650. In our session we will explore our BIM journey weaved through one of our exemplar Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA) precast projects. The traditional way of detailing precast structures was to create sets of plans, construction details and sections in AutoCAD and to use all three pieces of information to create a panel drawing. We have thrown these historic methods by the wayside, using Revit as our primary authoring tool. We will showcase our methods and associated processes for detailing and delivering precast structures along with time saving and benefits the 3D model provides to all teams. Through this project we will also demonstrate innovating tools we have developed through Dynamo and the Revit API one of which includes our Health and Safety tool to align with PAS1192-6 during this process to improve construction safety during the installation process.
    Next Generation
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