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7th Annual CanBIM Innovation Spotlight Awards - Winners Announced

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Toronto (October 28, 2021) – CanBIM Announced the Winners for the 2021 Innovation Spotlight Awards yesterday as part of its second virtual awards presentation.

CanBIM multi-casted the awards presentation on all its social channels as a live global broadcast. The 2021 Award was designed and fabricated by HOK Canada and York University. Using digital design and fabrication methods, the team presented a short video outlining the process and inspiration for the 2021 award. Special thanks to the entire HOK Canada and York University team for the winning design.

Top honours for the night went to AECOM for their submission Gordie Howe International Bridge – winning three awards in total; the Design & Engineering Award, Global Envoy Award and Best In Innovation Award. The Gordie Howe International Bridge project consists of 4 major infrastructure components: A 6 lane 2.5km bridge, 2 ports of entry across 297 acres with 42,756m2 of buildings, and the 1-75 interchange with 3km of road. Once complete, the bridge will be the longest cable stay bridge in the Americas.

CanBIM recognized industry leaders in the following ten award categories: Academic Award, Research Award, Entrepreneurship & Startups Award, Digital Products, Digital Supply Chain & Fabrication, Construction Management, Digitalization Strategy, Global Envoy Award, Project Delivery, Asset Management & Lifecycle Award and Design & Engineering. Top honours were presented to the Best In Innovation Award Winner, which is selected from the winners of each award category. CanBIM also recognized its Volunteer of the year with the Industry Trailblazer Award.

The winners for the 7th Annual Innovation Spotlight Awards are as follows:

Industry Trailblazer Award Winner – Sponsored by GRAITEC
John Ringness, Managing Director, NEXT FMS

Academic Award Winner – Sponsored by Tucker HiRise Construction
Sina Karimi - École de technologie supérieure (ETS) - Autonomous Robotic Data Collection Integrated with BIM & GIS

Research Award Winner – Sponsored by Planit Measuring
Pomerleau - Smart Data Collection Using Spot and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Entrepreneurship & Startups Award Winner – Sponsored by Pomerleau
Airtasks - Team Productivity Platform for the Building Industry

Digital Products Award Winner – Sponsored by Revizto
Jaibot - Hilti

Digital Supply Chain & Fabrication Award Winner - Sponsored by Maple Reinders
Modern Niagara - Calgary Cancer Centre

Construction Management Award Winner – Sponsored by Brownlee LLP
Magil Construction - Montréal Heart Institute - Construction, Redevelopment & Expansion

Digitalization Strategy Award Winner – Sponsored by WSP
Ellisdon Construction - Automating BIM Compliance & QA/QC Reporting

Global Envoy Award Winner - PCL Constructors
AECOM - Gordie Howe International Bridge

Project Delivery, Asset Management & Lifecycle Award – Sponsored by GRAITEC
A Journey to Information Management - Ville de Québec

Design & Engineering Award Winner – Sponsored by Glaholt Bowles LLP
AECOM - Gordie Howe International Bridge

Best In Innovation- Sponsored by SolidCAD
AECOM - Gordie Howe International Bridge

Congratulations to all of our 2021 CanBIM Innovation Spotlight Award winners! Visit the CanBIM Website for a full listing of Winners, Nominees, Evaluators and Award Sponsors.
Website: www.canbim.com
CanBIM Social Media: @CanBIM YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.

About CanBIM
CanBIM is a nation-wide not-for-profit organization that serves as Canada's business voice for the entire building and infrastructure community who are collectively working to advance civilization and improve the built environment through adopting and implementing digital technologies and practices

About CanBIM Awards 
CanBIM recognizes CanBIM Members who demonstrate leadership and innovation through the implementation of digital technology, processes and methodologies.

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Media Contact: Gerry Lattmann – Executive Director

 

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