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Trimble unveils the winners of the Trimble Construction Awards 2023

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June 26, 2023

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Joinville-le-Pont, June 15, 2023 - Trimble announces the winners of the first edition of the Trimble Construction Awards, a competition for Structures and Fluid Networks construction projects realized with Trimble solutions: Tekla Structures, Trimble Nova, Stabicad and Trimble Connect. The excellence of the twenty-four projects in competition, from the classic to the most complex, confirms that virtual models improve and facilitate the entire construction process. Digital mock-ups are at the heart of the construction process, from design to completion on site.

The main criteria for judging projects were: use of digital mock-up and collaboration, constructability, consideration of carbon footprint reduction, innovative use of Trimble solutions and project originality. A "BIM Super Prize" was awarded to the best BIM project in all categories.

Super BIM prize, best BIM project

CMBC METAL - SAINT DENIS PLEYEL STATION FOR THE GRAND PARIS EXPRESS PROJECT

3D rendering of a building's steel frame structure during construction.

Located to the west of the Saint-Denis rail line, at the intersection of Rue Pleyel and Rue Francisque-Poulbot, Saint-Denis Pleyel station plays a key role in the Grand Paris Express project. It is the transfer point for lines 14, 15, 16 and 17, and also provides a connection to RER line D via the Pleyel urban crossing.

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Commercial project,

VIRY SA-VERRIÈRE L1VE

A futuristic building with a large, flat, white roof and a triangular shape.

As part of the renovation of Peugeot's historic headquarters, general contractor Eiffage Construction has awarded Viry the contract to create the glass roofs for the project. Built in 1964, the 110 m-long building is the former headquarters of Peugeot PSA Citroën, and has undergone extensive restructuring to give it a new identity, while preserving its structure and façade.

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Project Public,

DL Ocean - COLLEGE LYCEE BARP 33

3D BIM model of a modern school building complex.

The project calls for the construction of an innovative general and technological high school for 1,400 students, including a boarding school, canteen, multi-purpose hall, sports facilities and staff accommodation, with a total surface area of 16,386 m². The architectural project integrates all the buildings into the landscape of the Gironde moors. Students will be welcomed under a permeable canopy, including an atrium where the school's circulation routes will converge. The sloping roofs are also reminiscent of Landes farmhouses.

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Industrial project,

SERGE ROGER PROJECT - SERGE ROGER

A 3D rendering of an industrial processing plant with multiple levels, conveyor belts, and processing machinery.

Increase in quarry capacity. Site and existing structure to be rehabilitated. Large-scale project for Serge Roger. Complex equipment and structures.

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Infrastructure project,

ENSER - AUSTERLITZ BASIN

3D rendering of a large cylindrical structure with an attached, complex overhead structure and a curved tunnel leading away.

As part of the 2024 Olympic Games, the City of Paris has committed itself to a major project: the construction of a stormwater storage basin at Austerlitz.The main aim of this project is to prevent sewage systems from discharging into the Seine during violent storms, with the direct result of improving the quality of the water in the Seine.

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Sport and relaxation project,

MCS - LE COLISÉE

3D BIM model of a stadium under construction, showcasing the structural framework and exterior walls.

This project required the insertion of all structural elements into a complex perimeter concrete substructure and the creation of a temporary structure for the assembly of the 75-meter lattice girders. On this project, MCS modeled 210 truss nodes and 36 member splices for the 75-meter trusses.

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Small-scale project,

BAUDIN CHATEAUNEUF - PLANT PAVILION OF THE GREATER PARIS METROPOLIS

Special Jury Mention for this project

Architectural rendering of a circular building with a curved roof and visible structural elements.

Temporary pavilion for the Biennale de l'Architecture et des Paysages organized by the city of Versailles in 2022. In February 2022, the Chartier Dalix architectural firm asked Baudin Chateauneuf to help them design a pavilion for the Biennale de l'Architecture.

Based on an architectural sketch and after several discussions, we presented a temporary pavilion made from recycled or reused materials. This pavilion will be reassembled near the Olympic Aquatic Center during the summer of 2024. Having been well received, we plan to keep it permanently in the Plaine Saulnier ZAC.

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Commercial HVAC - Elec,

ENGINEERING ELEMENTS - PIERS

3D rendering of a modern, multi-story building with a green roof and balconies, surrounded by stylized trees.

This project calls for the construction of a coliving building as part of the "Les Jetées" development project on the banks of the Rhine in Huningue. The architectural ambitions and the resonance of the exterior and interior spaces require in-depth thermal studies. This was done in close collaboration with the structural design office, given the constraints of seismic zone 3.

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Each Structures winner of the Trimble Construction Awards will take part in the Tekla Global BIM Awards 2024. The winners of the overall competition will then be chosen by a jury of BIM experts.

To see all the projects in competition, visit our Trimble Resource Center

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