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A practical conversation on why digital tools are essential for modern Quantity Surveyors, how to build future-proof skills, and why digital literacy matters in data-driven construction workflows.

ADLM Studio shared a retrospective post highlighting that over the years it has partnered with and trained institutions and organizations across sectors. The featured moment was a hands-on training at Joseph Ayo Babalola University, focused on helping participants understand and apply ADLM tools with practical engagement, interaction, and capacity building.

A digital training session on the future of Quantity Surveying and how Microsoft Project can be used to improve planning, management, and readiness in construction technology (ConTech). It’s a collaboration between Nigeria and Tanzania involving ADLM Studio.

The Big 5 Construct Nigeria: A panel discussion focused on practical, data-driven approaches to reducing lifecycle costs while improving building performance. The session emphasized sustainability in building projects, BIM-driven quantity takeoff, lifecycle costing, and FM-ready data for Nigerian construction project

A hands-on digital training session focused on applying Building Information Modelling (BIM) to real project workflows, specifically for time (4D) and cost (5D) management. The session emphasized practical implementation—moving beyond theory into real-life project planning, sequencing, and cost control using digital tools.

BIM training for MEP HVAC cost estimators, integrate AI and data analytics into MEP workflows, full spectrum 3D to 6D BIM education, tailored BIM skills for estimator roles, upcoming professional BIM course

Digital Frontiers QS Leadership workshop, NIQS Foundation hybrid training, BIM and AI leadership series, two-day digital innovation programme, capacity building for built environment, Nigeria built environment transformation, Aubrey Barker Fund UK supported initiative

Quasim Adedolapo spoke at a workshop hosted by the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS), Rivers State Chapter, sharing practical insights on using AI-powered tools for cost estimation. The session highlighted innovative solutions from ADLM Studio, including Revit and PlanSwift plugins tailored for improved cost estimation workflows in quantity surveying.

Theme: Harnessing artificial intelligence for the future of quantity surveying and the construction industry in Nigeria.

A structured BIM training programme focused on the integration of BIM, Artificial Intelligence, and data analytical tools into quantity surveying workflows. The programme is designed to equip participants with modern digital skills relevant to the evolving built-environment industry.

The event focused on innovation in Quantity Surveying, exploring how emerging ideas, tools, and forward-thinking approaches are reshaping professional practice. Discussions emphasized the need for adaptability, innovation-driven thinking, and the integration of modern methodologies to keep the profession relevant in a rapidly evolving built-environment landscape. The session served as a platform for knowledge sharing, professional insight, and thought leadership on the future direction of Quantity Surveying practice.

A two-day professional workshop organised by the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (Ogun State Chapter), aimed at upskilling quantity surveyors by introducing and training them on best practices for integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) tools into their workflows. The workshop covered BIM processes across multiple dimensions (from 1D to 8D), including cost reporting using the ICMS3 format, empowering participants with actionable digital skills to improve efficiency and accuracy in their practice.

Big5ConstructNigeria: this panel brought industry experts to explore how technology, innovation, and local startups are shaping the Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) sector. Discussions covered the industry’s dependence on foreign technologies, the challenges around talent migration, and the opportunities available for local tech startups to contribute to digital transformation within the built environment

This was a professional session at the 54th Builders’ Conference & AGM of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB), centered around how young builders and emerging professionals can drive national development by embracing innovation in construction practices. The session explored the role of innovation, technology, and collaboration in shaping the future of the construction sector and empowering the next generation of construction professionals.

A professional development workshop organised by the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS), Cross River Chapter. The event brought together quantity surveying professionals and members of the institute to engage in a focused training session designed to strengthen professional competence, share practical industry insights, and foster professional networking among practitioners in the region. The event also included social engagement with attendees.

This was a professional session/workshop focused on how construction management, Building Information Modelling (BIM), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) intersect to transform project delivery. The event explored practical strategies for using BIM and AI tools to improve cost planning, scheduling, data-driven decision-making, and overall construction performance. Participants engaged with industry-leading perspectives on the evolving role of digital technologies in managing construction workflows and enhancing professional practice.

A webinar organised by ConTech Nigeria designed to help AEC (Architecture, Engineering & Construction) professionals transition into or accelerate a tech-focused career pathway. The session promised to offer actionable steps for integrating technology into professional practice, share inspiration from seasoned practitioners, and unpack real startup background stories relevant to tech careers within the AEC ecosystem

A hands-on training programme designed to introduce and deepen the practical application of Building Information Modelling (BIM) within quantity surveying workflows. The training equipped participants with knowledge of how BIM tools can improve planning, cost estimation, and digital data integration in project delivery. The session was part of ongoing efforts to advance digital competency among quantity surveying professionals.

A practical training session designed to introduce undergraduate students to core concepts of construction management and project planning. The session focused on foundational principles that help students transition from theory to real-world practice, including planning workflows, project delivery fundamentals, task sequencing, and essential management tools used in the construction industry.

This was an immersive training session on Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) tailored for quantity surveying professionals. The programme covered advanced practices including 3D modelling, quantity extraction, BIM Execution Plan (BEP) preparation, AI-enhanced cost modelling, 4D scheduling, clash detection, and project management techniques.

This was a professional development webinar held with the YQSF Lagos Chapter, focused on understanding and mastering transferable skills that elevate a quantity surveyor’s career. Participants explored the importance of broad competencies — such as communication, planning, adaptability, and problem-solving — that complement technical knowledge and support long-term career growth in the built-environment profession. Speakers shared insights on how these skills can help professionals adapt to varied roles, improve performance, and navigate evolving industry demands.

A professional development training session focused on preparing engineering and built-environment students or early career professionals for the workplace. The session addressed key topics such as professional communication, workplace expectations, practical industry skills, and strategies for transitioning from academic life into professional engineering and construction careers. It offered actionable insights into what employers expect and how trainees can elevate their workplace effectiveness and readiness.

A hands-on BIM training session aimed at helping quantity surveying professionals and students understand how Building Information Modelling (BIM) enhances project workflows, quantity take-offs, cost planning, and collaboration across design and construction teams. The session combined practical demonstrations with discussions on how BIM can be applied to everyday professional tasks in the built environment.

This was a hybrid BIM training session delivered by ADLM Studio for the engineering team at AC and Ventilation Systems Limited, Lagos. The week-long programme equipped participating engineers with skills to improve their BIM-based workflows for HVAC design and systems, enhancing collaboration, project delivery methods, and the use of digital modelling tools in engineering tasks.

This was a professional learning session where Quasim Adedolapo was invited as a guest speaker to discuss how BIM (Building Information Modelling) technology is transforming the construction industry and professional practice. The session explored: How technology improves information and data management in construction. Ways BIM enhances communication and collaboration among project teams. Practical steps for implementing digital tools in construction workflows, including standards like ISO 19650.

This was a professional learning session centered on Building Information Modelling (BIM) and its transformative role in the construction industry. The session explored how BIM enhances project delivery through improved planning, collaboration, data management, quantity take-offs, and integration of digital tools across multidisciplinary teams. Participants gained insight into practical applications of BIM and the ways it supports more efficient, data-driven construction workflows.

A hands-on BIM training session delivered to members of the Quantity Surveying Department at the Federal Airport Authority Nigeria. The training’s main objective was to deepen participants’ understanding of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and how it can be applied in the construction industry — particularly to make 4D (time) and 5D (cost) modelling easier, faster, and more effective. Trainers presented tools, workflows, and practical examples tailored to real-world industry use.

A hands-on BIM training session delivered to members of the Quantity Surveying Department at the Federal Airport Authority Nigeria. The training’s main objective was to deepen participants’ understanding of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and how it can be applied in the construction industry — particularly to make 4D (time) and 5D (cost) modelling easier, faster, and more effective. Trainers presented tools, workflows, and practical examples tailored to real-world industry use.

This was a professional training session designed to help early-career professionals and graduates understand how to build a freelancing career using BIM and project work skills. The session focused on: How to position yourself as a freelancer in the built-environment sector Practical ways to use BIM tools and project workflows to deliver freelance services Strategies for landing projects, managing client expectations, and building a portfolio using digital competencies