ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE
2026 EVENT PREVIEW
Projects
See all of this year’s entries
Sessions
Preview keynotes & industry talks
Speakers
Meet the experts & innovators
PAST PROJECTS
Awards & recognition
2025 winners
First-place award recipients
2026 finalists
Shortlisted top contenders
2025 Founders’ Honors
Projects that inspire us
ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE
2026 EVENT PREVIEW
Projects
See all of this year’s entries
Sessions
Preview keynotes & industry talks
Speakers
Meet the experts & innovators
PAST PROJECTS
Awards & recognition
2025 winners
First-place award recipients
2026 finalists
Shortlisted top contenders
2025 Founders’ Honors
Projects that inspire us
About YII
Experience YII
Past Projects
Back
INSIDE the awards
About
Event yearbooks
Event news and updates
Bentley Labs
LATEST NEWS
2025 winners
2024 Yearbook
Back
attend and participate
Back
past projects
Awards & recognition
2025 winners
2026 finalists
2025 Founders’ Honors
LATEST NEWS
Blog article highlight
2026 categories
2024 Yearbook
AWARD CATEGORY
AutoPIPE, iTwin.js, iTwin Design Insights, iTwin Design Review, iTwin Design Validation, OpenPlant, PlantSight, ProjectWise
Multidiscipline engineering firm Brown and Caldwell sought to advance their BIM processes and embrace a digital twin approach to improve collaboration and data flow. Previously, they exported models from various applications, which took up to 10 to 12 hours a week on large projects. They faced challenges integrating many disparate design tools, as well as maintaining data application from design through construction, operations, and maintenance. They sought an interoperable modeling platform in a connected data environment.Brown and Caldwell selected OpenPlant and PlantSight to provide a digital twin solution that was compatible with their preferred software to meet client deliverables. Working in an integrated, real-time collaborative environment improved design review, resulting in more robust change management and control over project delivery. Through advanced digitalization and collaboration, they illustrated the value of maintaining the models beyond construction and into operations, while lowering construction changes by more than 5%, and anticipating savings of up to USD 7 million in construction costs.