Dominik Holzer

Dr. Dominik Holzer is an Associate Professor in Digital Architecture at the University of Melbourne's Melbourne School of Design. He specializes in design technology, Building Information Modelling (BIM), and collaborative design processes. His research focuses on parametric design, information management across construction phases, and building performance optimization. Holzer also serves as a consultant through AEC Connect and actively contributes to industry standards via roles in Standards Australia’s BD-104 Working Group and the Australian Institute of Architecture’s BIM steering committee.

• Education: PhD in Architecture (2009, RMIT University)

Research interests include BIM implementation, computational design, and cross-disciplinary collaboration in the built environment. He frequently publishes in FM Magazine’s BIM column and presents at industry events. Holzer’s work bridges academic research and professional practice, emphasizing innovation in design technology and sustainable construction practices.

Notable contributions include the BIM Manager’s Handbook series and leadership in advancing BIM standards in Australia. His recent publications address BIM applications in global contexts like Tanzania and explore emerging technologies in architectural education.