Our colleague Martina Pavlović Cerinski took part in DigiDeck 2026 on 5 November 2026, a conference dedicated to digital transformation and the advancement of the construction industry.
As part of the conference’s technical programme, she delivered a presentation introducing the forthcoming Guidelines for the BIM Approach during the Construction Phase, which she co-authored with Professor Maja-Marija Nahod, PhD, of the University of Zagreb’s Faculty of Civil Engineering, Goran Anić of ATP architects Zagreb, and Boris Živković of Intelika.
The Guidelines represent a significant contribution to professional practice by systematically addressing the application of BIM during the construction phase—an area that remains insufficiently standardised in Croatia. They cover topics such as information organisation and management, stakeholder responsibilities, model coordination, 4D and 5D BIM, common data environments (CDEs), and other processes essential to high-quality, verifiable and efficient BIM delivery.
With their content and focus on the construction phase, the Guidelines offer something new to both the Croatian market and the wider region, providing an important professional foundation for greater consistency in practice and more effective BIM implementation across projects.
Martina also served as a member of the expert jury for the DigiDeck Awards 2026, Croatia’s first national awards recognising digital advancement in the construction industry. The DigiDeck Awards brought together projects, innovations and professionals whose work contributes to the development of BIM, digital technologies and modern construction processes. Awards were presented in three categories: Digital/BIM Leader of the Year, Digital Innovation of the Year, and Digital Project of the Year.
For Elektroprojekt, this involvement reflects our continued commitment to advancing BIM, digitalising design processes and improving professional standards. It also underscores the importance of continuous professional development and knowledge sharing within the construction sector.
