Daily site operations including quality, safety, progress tracking, and communication through practical field use across real projects.
How can digital tools increase the value of construction teams? COMSA Corporación, with 135 years of experience and more than 120 BIM projects delivered in the last 13 years, will present the Mercat de l’Abaceria in Barcelona. This session explains how BIM and Dalux transformed site workflows, streamlined communication, reduced inefficiencies, and empowered project teams to focus on higher-value tasks throughout construction.
The presentation explores how Dalux has helped Leo Lynch streamline their documentation review and approval processes, improving efficiency and productivity across the company. We will also delve into how we fed into the main contractors Dalux on one of our large Pharmacutical projects and the benefits which we saw from it.
Construction projects generate vast amounts of information, yet much of it traditionally remains accessible only to specialists. The Nou Mestalla Stadium project transformed project information into a practical tool for daily site operations. Through Dalux, models, drawings, inspections, quality workflows and field processes have been connected within a single environment, improving accessibility, traceability and collaboration while making information available to the right people at the right time.
James will show us how to use Dalux to achieve a better and more consistent quality process that gives us much better evidence records, from project preparation and high-power matrices and zones to obtaining records, for parts as specific as the cavity barrier quality of the project facilities.
Learn how YIT Group uses Dalux to keep quality and safety consistent across their projects. In this session, we’ll look at how YIT works with standardized inspection plans, checklists, 360° photos, and mobile site reporting, and how moving from paper to digital workflows helps their teams save time and reduce office admin.
In this session, SRV will present how they used Dalux 3D Object Groups to simplify site inspections and enhance quality control at Jorvi Hospital. Learn how object-based planning reduces workload, provides clear project visibility, and connects inspection records directly to contractor invoicing. Lasse Forss will share practical experiences, key benefits, and essential pitfalls to avoid when implementing 3D object-based inspections in large-scale projects.
This presentation showcases BGB’s use of Dalux to manage quality assurance, moisture control, sustainability, and construction processes in large-scale CLT/timber building projects. Using the Fælledby development as a case study, it highlights how digital tools support inspections, task management, moisture monitoring, and stakeholder communication throughout the construction period. The presentation also illustrates how Dalux has helped BGB improve collaboration, increase transparency, reduce errors, and meet growing sustainability and compliance requirements such as DGNB and EU Taxonomy.
Timo Lübben is Head of Innovation & Digitalization at Georg Reisch, a German construction company delivering complex projects across new build, heritage restoration and refurbishment. With a background in civil engineering, he focuses on turning digital strategies into practical workflows that improve collaboration, transparency and project delivery.
Construction projects require continuous decisions on quality, progress, responsibilities, and resources. In this session, Előd will share how KÉSZ Group uses Dalux Field to turn structured, traceable site data into informed project decisions. Through real project examples, he will demonstrate how tasks, meeting minutes, photo documentation, inspection plans, and progress data are used to accelerate issue resolution, verify completed work, improve follow-up, support dispute resolution, and identify where additional resources are needed. The session highlights how having the right information at the right time helps project teams move from reactive coordination to a more proactive, data-driven approach to project management.
Explore the use of Dalux Field test plans as a comprehensive construction record at the Katowice Gaming and Technology HUB. Discover how digital workflows are leveraged to verify work progress, document quality control, and gather site-specific data individually for each building within the HUB complex, ensuring seamless quality assurance and precise project tracking.
Successful Dalux rollouts, from governance and role definition to training, adoption, and scaling across teams.
In the presentation Swietelsky will show how they implemented Dalux across multiple construction projects simultaneously. With their standardized processes they are able to manage parallel project launches. They will take you through the main challenges during implementation and support, and with how this has been solved with their introductions and training on projects. They will also show how they build basic Dalux knowledge across the company, with a support towards its daily use. This results in being able to start future projects faster and work in a more consistent way.
Discover how EDIVISA is implementing Dalux as a communication tool between the Preparation Office and Project Management, focusing on monitoring, organization, and traceability of processes.
A successful Dalux implementation is not primarily a technical challenge. It requires a clear understanding of how metadata, folders, user groups and file flows interact,as well as common processes, roles and responsibilities. Using Limeco’s multi-generation infrastructure project as a real-world example, this session shares how we started early and live at low volume, onboarded users and developed a structured, scalable setup step by step.
SJSC “State Real Estate” from Riga, Latvia, will share its journey towards implementing Dalux as a client-owned, full-cycle Common Data Environment. They will discuss BIM maturity development, how they identified organisational requirements for a CDE, lessons learned from pilot projects, and the approach to company-wide implementation. They will also reflect on key successes, challenges, and practical insights gained along the way.
Discover how Antai Statyba rolled out Dalux Box and Field across every project at a 30-person Lithuanian contractor and developer — with no BIM department, no pilot project, and nobody assigned to it full-time. Arūnas Butkevičius will walk you through the decisions that made it work, what took longer than expected, and what the team still hasn't solved.
Join Kropman on an inspiring transformation journey as they introduced Dalux across the organization. Discover how they are shaping the future of digital collaboration by building a strong foundation for innovation, implementation, and support. The team will share the milestones, the lessons that have challenged and strengthened them, and the exciting next steps that lie ahead. Expect practical insights, honest reflections, and a story of continuous improvement at Kropman that may inspire your own digital journey.
Improve coordination, site control, and project delivery through better use of geospatial and construction data.
In this presentation, Kolektor Koling shares five years of experience using Dalux on the 2TIR project – the new 27.1 km railway line between Divača and Koper, worth €1.3 billion.
What started in 2022 with just 25 users from 10 companies has grown into a shared digital environment connecting 625 users from 96 companies. By 2026, the platform contained over 100,000 files.
We will show how Dalux supports everyday work on the project, from managing documents and BIM models to working with GIS data, 360° photos and lots of laser scans. We will also share how we managed information about 99 unexpected karst caves discovered during tunnel construction.
Using real project examples and data from 4.4 million recorded activities, we will look at what worked well, what challenges we faced and what we learned along the way.
The presentation focuses on practical experience and lessons that can help other teams successfully use Dalux on large and complex construction projects.
Hundreds of BIM models, thousands of project documents, and teams working across multiple disciplines and locations?
Join Gulermak for a practical, behind-the-scenes look at how BIM, Dalux, reality capture, and digital workflows are being used on the Warsaw Metro extension. Discover real-world use cases, lessons learned, and proven strategies that improve coordination, quality control, communication, and decision-making on an underground infrastructure mega project.
In 25 minutes, we will share six years of hands-on experience, key challenges, and practical insights.
SuedLink Lots 1 & 2 is one of Germany's largest energy transition projects. The roughly 100 km route is delivered by ARGE SuedLink Südniedersachsen (STRABAG and KÖSTER) for TransnetBW. Deep dive into how Dalux brings BIM, CAD and GIS data into one platform, and InfraField digitally captures measurements and photos on site for quality assurance, documentation and billing. This gives site and office teams a single source of information, closing gaps and improving collaboration.
This presentation explores how Dalux enables effective collaboration within the Budimex-Gülermak joint venture on the LK104 Section D railway project in southern Poland. With the construction of a new railway line and two TBM-driven tunnels, the project relies on seamless information sharing. Through integrated access to project data, 3D models, orthophotos, GIS information, and digital workflows, Dalux helps teams work more efficiently and make better-informed decisions.
The presentation will showcase examples from our Canal & River Trust projects at Carreghofa Bridge and the Llangollen Canal Breach, demonstrating how Dalux visualisation tools have integrated 2D and 3D models with drone imagery and point cloud surveys to identify project risks at an early stage. By supporting an iterative, agile design approach, these tools have helped minimise risk, reduce costs, and prevent defects and programme delays.
The Unirii Square Deck Reconstruction Project is a major infrastructure project in the heart of Bucharest. In this session, SCC Erbașu Group will share how they use Dalux to connect BIM models, document management, RFIs, tasks, inspection plans, quality control, and site activities in one digital environment. They will also discuss the practical challenges and lessons learned from implementing digital workflows in day-to-day construction.
Description: This presentation introduces the Madrid Metro Line 11 Extension Project and demonstrates how the Dalux platform supports project delivery through digital collaboration and model-based coordination. Using Dalux as a shared digital environment has improved communication, construction planning, feasibility assessment, technical proposal review, and progress monitoring. The project highlights how digital tools can enhance efficiency, transparency, and coordination in complex infrastructure projects.
Through the implementation of Dalux on the Line 15 East–2 section of the Grand Paris Express project, this presentation explores several use cases, including 3D site logistics planning, deliverable tracking and distribution control, support handover, interface management, and as-built verification.
Safer construction sites through structured reporting, risk management, and real-time communication that improves visibility and accountability across projects.
As the construction industry remains one of the most dangerous sectors in Europe, the continuous improvement of safety culture is of paramount importance. This presentation demonstrates, through the experiences of STRABAG Hungary’s building construction division, how Dalux can support the digitalization of health and safety processes. The session begins with a brief introduction to STRABAG and Dalux, highlighting the long-standing collaboration between the two companies. It also explores how Dalux provides a structured, traceable, and data-driven approach to health and safety management, in contrast to traditional practices that primarily rely on verbal communication and paper-based administration.
In this session, YIT will show how the Safety Module supports everyday site work: from structured safety inspections, through reporting and follow-up actions, to real accountability at every level of the organization. They will focus on practice – concrete workflows, user roles, and proven implementation methods. Finally, you'll see how Power BI turns inspection data into clear reports and live monitoring.
How can digital tools strengthen compliance with regulatory safety requirements while improving daily workflows?
At Dalux Summit 2026, we will share how our companies work systematically with authority requirements using Dalux. Our approach focuses on creating structure, ensuring traceability, and enabling efficient follow-up of safety activities across projects. By integrating compliance into digital processes, we support transparent documentation, proactive risk management, and continuous improvement.
We look forward to exchanging insights and learning how digitalization can further enhance safety performance across the industry.
Learn how Spencer Group embedded Dalux as the digital backbone of project delivery — empowering their teams with real-time tools that improve safety, quality, and efficiency across every project they deliver.
Structured information management and BIM workflows improve coordination, Common Data Environment usage, and ISO 19650-aligned project delivery.
The presentation explores how Dalux has helped Leo Lynch streamline their documentation review and approval processes, improving efficiency and productivity across the company. We will also delve into how we fed into the main contractors Dalux on one of our large Pharmacutical projects and the benefits which we saw from it.
PROMA will present how DALUX was used as a Common Data Environment to support the digitalization of three major transport sites in Bratislava. The session will cover the workflow from existing-condition data and BIM modelling to information management, quality control, client review, issue management and approval, and show how the final federated model supports long-term asset management.
Leadership Datacenter GmbH will share its journey with Dalux, from its first use as a construction site tool to becoming an integral part of daily project management.
The presentation explores how LDC has developed its information management processes between 2023 and 2026, including document structures, metadata and file naming, external publishing, access management and approval workflows.
Through practical examples, LDC will highlight the benefits, challenges and lessons learned along the way, showing how structured information management can support more efficient and transparent project collaboration.
In this session, Van Tornhaut will share how they use Dalux Submittals as a communication with suppliers. By defining which files are required, who is responsible for providing them, and when they are due, the team has a structured review workflow covering submission, feedback, approval, and rejection. Discover the benefits of centralized documentation, consistent file naming, and improved efficiency, while also discussing the challenges of driving adoption across all construction partners.
Structured design management and BIM coordination improve design quality, support better decision-making, and help deliver coordinated design documentation on time.
Risk registers live beside the design. This session is about what happens when they move inside it. Simon Andersson will walk through how he uses Dalux Box to raise a work environment risk directly on an object in the model, drive it to an actual design change, and then prove it — by toggling between the snapshot frozen the day the risk was found and the model as it stands today. Real project, real numbers, and the part that did not work.
CSC Costruzioni, part of the Webuild Group, presents NSIF, the new railway industrial facility in Arbedo-Castione, Ticino. The presentation follows the project's five-step digital workflow on Dalux, from catching clashes in the model to confirming the right drawing on site with a QR stamp. It closes on one idea: technology does not innovate on its own, it is people who make the difference.
A small, compact, yet all the more complex project of 37 family houses at the foot of the Little Carpathians.
During this presentation you will learn about the challenges faced during the design phase and how Dalux helps to achieve better organization, higher efficiency, and error elimination while raising the quality of the entire project. Special attention is given to the Version Sets tool, which helped the team reduce the volume of documentation down to one-third of the original document count, as well as the impact this reduction has not only on the design process itself, but subsequently on the general contractor tender.
How Consto works with the model validation feature in their projects. With the help of model validation, they manage to identify and fix cost-driving collisions in the design process.
Ioanna Arapi, Head of VDC / BIM Manager at Senn Construction AG, will show how SENN rethought model checking:
Many teams use comments in Dalux as a communication tool, but not as part of a structured process. As a result, even well-organized projects can quickly turn into chaotic streams of messages, where users spend more time searching for information than managing tasks.
This presentation is based on real project experience and focuses on three common mistakes in how comments are used: lack of structure, lack of connections, and lack of clear decisions. Each mistake is illustrated with practical examples and followed by simple solutions that can be implemented immediately.
The session goes into detail on how small changes — such as using structured statuses, linking comments across project phases, and defining clear outcomes — can significantly improve workflow, save time, and increase transparency. The key message is simple: comments should not be treated as messages, but as a core element of the project management process.
Safe Engineers supports organizations with both passive and active fire protection solutions by designing and implementing sprinkler systems that enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency, while reducing operational costs. They use Dalux Box for clash detection and efficient document sharing, ensuring streamlined collaboration throughout projects. Founded by engineers Axel and Pieter Jan, the company is driven by a shared passion for safety and innovation, with a clear mission to protect lives through reliable, effective, and forward-thinking fire protection solutions.
On-site documentation, progress tracking, and comparison between site imagery and 3D models, improving transparency and decision-making across projects.
ROM from Germany shares how moving from individual photos to SiteWalk turned isolated images into site context, why preparation still matters, and how the shift has measurably improved efficiency and accuracy.
Itinera is implementing Dalux SiteWalk to turn 360° site documentation into a repeatable operational process for complex construction projects. The presentation will explore how SiteWalk can support remote progress reviews, comparisons between BIM and actual site conditions, and traceable documentation. It will also examine the practical requirements behind successful adoption, including consistent capture routes, clear review responsibilities, and integration with Dalux Field workflows. Through Itinera’s implementation experience, the session will highlight the benefits, challenges and lessons learned when moving from individual use cases towards a structured approach that can be applied across different projects.
De Boerentoren, Antwerp's Art Deco landmark, is being transformed into a public cultural destination. Throughout the design phase, the project team has relied on Dalux Locations, Box and Field to coordinate an international group of architects, engineers and advisors. This session shares practical lessons from that process, with a focus on SiteWalks as an accessible addition to point cloud scanning. Comparing 360° camera hardware, lighting setups, and takeaways from capturing a complex heritage building.
Learn how Erbud S.A. gathers and processes data from drone imagery and 360° cameras, and how they implement this workflow on construction sites using Dalux, and what benefits it brings.
Full building lifecycle, from construction to operations, supporting better handovers, compliance, and long-term asset performance.
Hear from Elzbieta Matkowska-Smykal, Construction Projects Engineer at TOMS, as she shares how her team uses Dalux Field to put the investor at the center of the construction process and turn project information into informed decisions. From using tasks, checklists, and capture to support daily workflows, Elzbieta will share how TOMS manages construction activities while keeping factory operations running and continuing to produce some of the world's best sweets.
Discover the innovative approach to residential development management through the implementation of Dalux in the Arrosadía 10 project. This case demonstrates how architects, engineers and construction teams collaborate on shared models and approved documentation, enabling full traceability of changes, real-time access to updated information, and a streamlined workflow for design personalization. The project highlights how Dalux supports digital collaboration and document control throughout the development process, creating a single source of truth for all stakeholders.
Discover how JM uses BIM and Dalux from the earliest project stages to make better-informed decisions, reduce risk and create a shared source of truth. See how early 3D models, clear BIM requirements and gradually introduced workflows can help set projects up for success.
HelloParks is a Hungarian developer and operator of large-scale logistics parks. During this presentation learn how Balasz Kovago and Márton Kispál use BIM and Dalux as owners, from design coordination to operations: model checking, site issues, checklists, handover data. Real experience from their everyday work, and the lessons they have learned along the way.
Learn why NHS Scotland picked Dalux, what challenges they are trying to solve, and why Dalux is so important for their future. A properly configured CDE spanning PIM through to AIM is not just a software deployment; it is a governance decision that transforms and rewrites how major infrastructure/construction should happen. When information is structured early and carried through design, construction, and into operations, you reduce ambiguity at handover, limit rework, and materially de-risk lifecycle performance. Embedding this properly into processes will start to break down the usual silos between capital delivery and estates teams.
Niklas Svidén of Åke Sundvall (developer, contractor and owner since 1942) shows how standardized forms, a strict naming structure and QR codes on the door frames moved self-inspections from binders to the point of work: data captured at the source, and an archive the owner can trust for fifty years.
How des a Czech investor-developer manage 75 projects, 52,000 tasks and 10-15 live sites in Dalux with a two-person team? Trigema and Black n' Arch show the road from their first project- drawings uploaded as photos and every defect in one work package - to a standard where responsibility lives in the structure, inspections and HSE run as workflows, and a new project is set up in minutes. The result: consistent data the investors can actually use. Plus what still doesn't work.
Sustainable construction rarely fails due to a lack of good intentions—it fails because of fragmented data. When information regarding building materials, embodied carbon, and deconstruction potential remains trapped in silos, a holistic life-cycle assessment becomes impossible. This presentation explores the technical and methodical integration of BIM methodology, data management, and sustainability targets. The focus centers on a critical question: How must data structures be designed to simultaneously support operational construction workflows and strategic climate goals? The team will share exclusive insights from anchoring a modern CDE ecosystem (Dalux) into corporate strategy, demonstrating how collaboration platforms make a project's carbon footprint transparent and controllable.
Streamline maintenance workflows, and improve long-term asset performance through better data and coordination for efficient building operations.
This presentation demonstrates how Greve Municipality uses Dalux to enhance fleet management, streamline daily operations, and improve workflow efficiency. Insights into digital task management, employee and supplier onboarding, vehicle damage reporting, and maintenance processes. The presentation also explores how data analysis can help identify trends, support informed decision-making, and optimize fleet operations.
Bridging The Gap
The handover process at the end of a construction project should be a seamless transition into operations. In reality, it’s often anything but. When documentation and data fall short, the facility management organization is left to fill in the gaps. It’s not only time-consuming, but frankly, a waste of time. Let’s get it right! We share some of our key findings and remedies, from the viewpoint of a facility management organization.
NRVA is an intermunicipal company providing critical water and wastewater services to communities across our region. At the same time as ensuring the safe and reliable operation of our facilities, we are also delivering major expansion and modernization projects.
For us, it is essential that information, documentation, and knowledge follow our assets throughout their entire lifecycle, from the project phase into daily operations.
This is about much more than document management. It is about giving our colleagues access to the right information at the right time, ensuring maintenance is performed based on accurate and reliable data, and enabling the safe and efficient operation of critical infrastructure.
Today, we would like to share our experience of using Dalux as a common platform for both projects and operations. We will show how we successfully migrated existing data, structured documentation, and asset information into Dalux FM within a short timeframe, and how this has strengthened the collaboration between project teams and operational staff.
We hope our experience can provide both inspiration and practical ideas that you can bring back to your own organization.
This presentation shares the journey of Odense University Hospital (OUH) and Region
Syddanmark in implementing Dalux FM and the Supplier Portal across a large and
complex healthcare organization.
The session focuses on how OUH moved from fragmented communication and manual
processes — including phone calls, emails, printed work orders, and scattered
documentation — to a centralized and standardized digital workflow for managing
suppliers and service agreements.
Discover how Norwegian Property is using Dalux to bring together
building information across their portfolio, and how they are working to make this information
easier to find, use, and maintain. They will cover topics including how to collect and digitize existing information, create a common structure, and how to make the information useful in practice.
