Arjen Adriaanse is part-time Professor in Construction Process Integration & ICT at the University of Twente in The Netherlands. He combines this position with his role as Director of Science at TNO Buildings, Infrastructure & Maritime.
Last 20 years Arjen Adriaanse has had several BIM and digital related management positions within the construction industry (e.g., large contractor and large engineering company). He was an active member of several international sector initiatives such as ENCORD and the European ‘5D initiative’. Within the 5D initiative construction companies and software suppliers work together in order to develop the next generation of BIM technology (‘BIM 2.0’).
Arjen Adriaanse holds a PhD from the University of Twente. He has published in journals such as Automation in Construction, Construction Innovation, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, and Journal of Cleaner Production. In addition he is an often asked keynote speaker and conference moderator.
Expertise
Computer Science
- Information Modeling
- Design
- Deconstruction
- Data Collection
Social Sciences
- Project
- Construction
- Buildings
- End of Life
Organisations
Ancillary activities
- TNODirector of Science
- Foundation 'BIM loket'Executive
- TKI Bouw en TechniekAdvisory
A fundamental challenge in the construction industry is bridging the gap between design, realization, operate & maintain and deconstruction & reuse phases. The chair ‘Construction Process Integration & ICT’ addresses this challenge and focuses on more integrated decision making and more integrated ways of working and cooperating along these phases. It addresses the opportunities of increasingly advanced digital and information management solutions to support and boost more integrated practices (e.g., modular concepts, integrated project delivery).
Important areas of interest are organizational and change management aspects (e.g., what are organizational conditions for the successful use of ICT in construction, what are organizational effects, and how can these changes be implemented successfully?).
Publications
Research profiles
Courses academic year 2023/2024
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