Cities and facilities

Recognizing teams who apply technology in extraordinary ways to deliver measurable outcomes in civic and facility infrastructure.
YEAR IN INFRASTRUCTURE

2026 Cities and facilities finalists

An aerial rendering of a large industrial facility alongside a modern, landscaped park with artistic sculptures, a finalist project by Baosteel Engineering & Technology Group.

Baosteel Engineering & Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Industrial site: City “rust belt rebirth” transformation 
Cities and facilities
A detailed digital twin of the historic Prague Main railway station showing existing and future structures, a finalist project by SUDOP PRAHA a.s.

SUDOP PRAHA a.s.

Prague main railway station: A digital twin for urban transformation  
Cities and facilities
The interface of a digital twin showing the layout of a campus with labeled buildings and facilities, a finalist project by Pinnacle Infotech.

Pinnacle Future Build Pvt. Ltd.

Pinnacle Madurai Campus: A digital twin for smart operations  
Cities and facilities

Award category criteria

Show how your use of the technology delivered improved outcomes for the organizations involved and the communities served.
Demonstrate how your use of technology delivered measurable results in buildings, facilities, campuses, or cities, whether in planning, design, construction, operation, or mobility. We’re looking for real-world impact, not just technology adoption.
Submissions should demonstrate use of Bentley applications, independently or combined with other software, across the project lifecycle. Eligible software includes OpenBuildings Designer, OpenBuildings GenerativeComponents, OpenBuildings Energy Simulator, OpenBuildings Station Designer, Bentley OpenPaths solutions (CityPhi, CUBE, Dynameq, and Emme), LEGION, Streetlytics, OpenCities Planner, iTwin Experience, iTwin Capture, and iTwin IoT.
Show what made your approach stand out. Consider: cross-team collaboration, interoperability across disciplines and stakeholders, connected digital workflows, and practices others can learn from.
Detail how your project improved performance: process and workflow improvements, greater efficiency and effectiveness, application of industry good practice, and compliance with project or industry standards.
Provide quantified results: gains in productivity, efficiency, and quality, along with reduced time and cost, better risk management, improved safety, and stronger asset performance, reliability, or resilience. 
Showcase impact on climate adaptation, disaster preparedness, energy savings, carbon reduction, improved resilience, quality of life, and mitigated risk.
Include high-quality visuals: images, screenshots, models, simulations, animations, charts, and diagrams. Provide quantitative data where applicable. Show how digital twins and AI advanced project delivery or asset performance.
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