Marcus Schreyer

Marcus Schreyer serves as Professor for Digitalized Building at Regensburg University of Applied Sciences within the Faculty of Civil Engineering. His academic appointment focuses on digital methods in construction management, particularly Building Information Modeling (BIM) and industrial construction approaches. Schreyer maintains an active teaching schedule with courses spanning BIM applications, digital transformation in construction, and model-based project management.

His research interests center on practical implementations of digital technologies in construction processes. Schreyer specializes in integrating BIM across the construction lifecycle, developing model-based methods for project management, and advancing industrial construction techniques. His work bridges academic research with real-world industry applications, focusing on how digital transformation can improve efficiency, collaboration, and quality in construction projects.

Analysis of Schreyer's publication history reveals consistent focus on BIM implementation across various construction contexts. His research spans infrastructure projects, industrial prefabrication, and digital project management, with particular emphasis on practical applications rather than theoretical frameworks. The publications demonstrate evolution from early work on material databases and information systems to contemporary research on integrated digital processes and model-based collaboration.

Schreyer has held significant advisory roles including membership in the Expert Panel for BIM World Munich and the Advisory Board of buildingSMART Germany. He contributed to national standards development through participation in VDI 2552 guideline development for information requirements and terminology. His industry engagement extends to serving on the Steering Committee for Digitalization of the German Construction Association and previously as a BIM expert for the German Ministry for Traffic and Digital Infrastructure.

His professional journey includes substantial industry experience prior to academia, having worked as a project manager for Drees & Sommer Group across multiple countries and as Digital Transformation Manager at Max Bögl Construction Group. This industry background informs his practical, application-focused academic approach to digital construction methods.