EmiliaDudzinska
A doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology, working on BIM, building information modelling, and on new technologies in design. BIM is a way of working in which a building exists first as a model carrying its own data: geometry, materials, services and schedule sit in one place that every trade works from. At Warsaw Glitch she speaks for the academic side, looking at new tools through research and evidence rather than through sales. The Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology is the oldest school of architecture in Poland and one of the places where BIM is entering the curriculum, so her seat on the panel comes from where the next cohorts of designers are taught.





















