DGDaniel Ganan

BIM strategy.
Data that works.
Projects that move forward.

I help clients, consultants and AECO teams turn complex requirements into clear processes, reliable models and usable data.

HospitalsLaboratoriesScience and researchData centresComplex buildings

BIM strategy and implementation

Definition of strategic objectives aligned with project goals, BIM Uses, Exchange Information Requirements (EIR), BIM Execution Plan (BEP), Level of Information Need (LOIN) and standards tailored to the realities of each project and organisation.

BIM management and quality

BIM governance, interdisciplinary coordination, and quality assurance and quality control processes to prevent errors, verify compliance with requirements, and turn dispersed models into reliable, auditable deliverables.

openBIM and information

IFC, BCF and IDS workflows, data structures and delivery criteria connecting design, construction and operations.

Digital construction + AI

Automation and AI use cases applied to AECO processes, document management, control and data management.

Proven experience.

Technical and management experience in buildings with demanding functional requirements, multiple disciplines and large volumes of information.

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Project and construction management, BIM, digital transformation and data.

I am Daniel Ganan, an architect, BIM Manager and consultant with more than 20 years of international experience. I combine extensive experience in project planning and construction management with over 12 years leading BIM implementation, information management and digital transformation processes.

I work between strategic vision and operational reality: translating business objectives into clear rules and measurable outcomes, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and using current technology to develop pragmatic processes.

ISO 19650VDI 2552openBIMIFC / BCF / IDSData managementAI for AECO

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