Join Service Works Global (SWG) and Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) on stage next week at Digital Construction Week (DCW) 2026.
Nigel Robinson, SWG’s UK General Manager, and Dr Philippe Lemarchand, Head of Sustainability Intelligence at TU Dublin will present a case study exploring how integrated BIM, facilities management and operational data can support measurable sustainability outcomes across a complex university estate.
Digital Construction Week 2026, Excel London
Wednesday 3 June 2026
10.30 – 11am, Net Zero stage
The session, Sustainability Without Compromise: A User-Centric, Data-Driven Approach to Building Performance, will examine how TU Dublin is connecting BIM models, IoT sensors, BMS data and operational systems through SWG’s Geminus platform to improve energy performance by up to 20% and help achieve their target of a 51% carbon reduction by 2030 – all while keeping university staff, students and visitor comfort at the fore.
Attendees will gain insight into:
- Bridging the gap between digital construction and live operations
- Integrating BIM with real-time building performance data
- Supporting decarbonisation through operational intelligence
- Using digital twins and “Living Lab” approaches to improve sustainability outcomes.
DCW is the UK’s leading event for innovation and technology in the built environment, bringing together more than 9,000 professionals across architecture, engineering, construction and operations. Register for your free ticket here.
SWG will also be available throughout the event to discuss digital transformation, data flow from construction to operation, CAFM/IWMS strategy and smart building technologies.
Or, if you miss us at the event, contact us to talk about your FM and digitalisation challenges.
