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David Price joins the 2025 BIM Summit

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David Price on 22nd Apr 2025

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While we didn't pick up an award today (I wasn't expecting us to, nor did I know we were shortlisted), we were shortlisted as the final two at the BIM Summit Awards today for the sustainability award.

We were in front of about 250 in London, 300 in Oslo, and 350 in Stockholm. A significant achievement, and it's inspiring to see the team's work recognised for advancing sustainability.

We were certainly talk of the show and received encouraging engagement from others!

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