Lessons learnt from BIM-based lighting design projects
Presentation date: 25. October
Presentation time: 17:45
BIM-based modelling and workflow has led to a shift in the way projects are realized, and has improved communication between architects and other professions.Majid Miri/IR/ES & Simon Nyström will share their knowledge and experience using BIM-based models and discuss the solutions found for the challenges faced and the pros and cons of using BIM as the core of their design work.
Introduced by
Majid Miri/IL/SE, Sweco Architects
Majid Miri studied Architectural Engineering at the Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran/IR, gradtuating with an MSc in 2003. In 2007, he moved to Sweden to study Architectural Lighting Design at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, where he gained his MSc in 2008.
Since 2010 his main focus in the field of lighting has been daylighting, and he has worked for renowned design practices such as Ljusarkitektur (part of ÅF Lighting since October 2013) and, to this day, with Sweco Architects as their Dayight Specialist. Majid is also a guest lecturer on the KTH Architectural Lighting programme.
Introduced by
Simon Nyström/SE, Sweco Architects
Simon Nyström studied Product Design in Jönköping/SE and gained his first work experience at an electrical engineering company in Stockholm before working as a lighting designer at WSP AB in Sweden for a year. In 2017, he joined Sweco Architects AB as a Lighting Designer, and since then has been involved in the planning and design of a wide range of interior and exterior projects of different scales.
