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Senior Associate

Gavin Nicholls

Studio: Adelaide

Qualifications:
Masters of Architecture (University of South Australia, 2012)
Bachelors of Architecture (University of South Australia, 2010)

Contact:
gavin.crump@architectus.com.au

Gavin works at Architectus in the capacity of a Digital and Computation Lead. Beginning his career in 2012 on the New Royal Adelaide Hospital ($2bn, new build) as an Architectural technician, he found an early interest and enthusiasm for applying BIM software and process’ to architectural projects. Across his career to date he has worked at all levels of BIM management in multiple award-winning Australian practices and eventually launched his own sole trading BIM Consultancy (BIM Guru).

Gavin supports Architectus via the development of both company-wide and project specific solutions that automate and streamline productivity of teams. He also has a secondary focus and interest in supporting Rhino users via the development of ESD and feasibility toolkits. Gavin maintains the Architectus Rhino and Revit tooling at a managerial and authoring level, and provides Architectus with his overarching expertise in future technologies. In addition to core technical and programming experience, Gavin has a deep understanding of the delivery and design requirements for multiple sectors including Health, Defence, Commercial and Residential sectors. He applies his working experience as an architect to ensure the solutions he provides are suitable for the end user and developed with Architectus core business services in mind.

In his spare time, Gavin acts as a public figure in the space of BIM via his YouTube channel (Aussie BIM Guru) as well as BIM user groups such as BIMSA and the Dynamo forums.