Andrew Pryke
With 25 years as a director and project lead at James Stirling Michael Wilford & Associates and John McAslan and Partners, Andrew has delivered award-winning projects such as The Lowry, Manchester, No I Poultry, London and The Royal Academy of Music, London.
As architectural board design director at Capita Symonds, Andrew led the BIM strategy for architecture. He won a World Architecture award for masterplanning in Southampton while delivering landmark projects in the rail, aviation, education and commercial sectors in the UK and worldwide.
Andrew is currently managing director for Bam Design and BIM director for Bam Construct UK’s property development, design, construction and FM services, delivering key BIM projects such as the Google headquarters at King’s Cross and a new office development at 110 Queen Street, Glasgow.
CommentBIM and the city: The next frontier
We are starting to master using BIM on buildings - now let’s think bigger
CommentMoney makes the world go round - including BIM
In an industry where money plays such an important role, it amazes me that we are yet to get to grips with 5D BIM
CommentBIM: Quit talking, what we need is action!
I believe we remain no closer to achieving our 2016 BIM goals than we were in 2012
CommentAre BIM co-ordinators destined to be a 'one hit wonder'?
We do need someone with an overview of the BIM approach on a project, but that responsibility should reside within the design team
CommentBIM: Is this the beginning or the end?
The big challenge is improving how buildings perform post occupancy, and that’s where FM teams can take the lead
CommentThe greatest BIM story never told
We need to help our clients understand what BIM can do for them and challenge their preconceptions about its uses
CommentBIM: The latest big boys' toy?
SMEs struggle to adopt BIM because of the cost, so it’s up to the big industry names to lend a helping hand