Practitioner first.
Builder second.
10+ years solving information management problems on real programmes — from design studios to client-side delivery teams and complex supply chains. Not a theorist, not a tool vendor — someone who’s sat in the programme team and made it work.
Credentials & awards
Industry recognition and professional certifications. Click any card to view the full certificate.
The Autodesk 40 Under 40 listing was published on the Autodesk Construction blog — read the feature.
Built on real programmes
A career path through design, client-side delivery, programme governance, and complex operational environments.
National Grid / Great Grid Partnership
Client-side digital lead on the Great Grid Partnership, developing the Common Data Environment across delivery partners including AECOM, WSP, Hitachi, Laing O’Rourke and Vinci.
- Rolled out ISO 19650 across 14 onshore transmission projects
- Cut downtime 20% through data-driven analysis of design deliverables
AECOM
Digital strategy and data governance for the energy and nuclear division, including digital transformation for Sellafield.
- Set ISO 19650 and data governance standards for regulated nuclear projects
- Led technical teams delivering digital services across the portfolio
Turner & Townsend / Heathrow Airport
Led client-side digital delivery across Heathrow’s H7 investment period, governing six concurrent programmes in Autodesk Construction Cloud.
- Designed ISO 19650 workflows and delivery controls
- Trained 500+ professionals across programme teams
HA Associates
Led BIM transformation for a specialist consultancy delivering hospitality and mixed-use projects across the Middle East.
- Authored standards and automated delivery workflows
- Supported a firm-wide shift to more consistent BIM delivery
Foster + Partners
Coordinated BIM delivery and automation on complex international projects including Marseille Provence Airport and China Merchants Bank Global HQ.
- Improved coordination workflows on live design programmes
- Built a practical understanding of how digital processes hold up in delivery
Formal qualifications
MSc Building Engineering & Architecture
University of Padova
Chartered Civil Engineer
Registered in Italy · Civil and Environmental Section
That is the record. The useful part is what it means for the programme you are running now.
Book a call about your programmeHow I work
Pragmatic. Standards-informed but not dogmatic. Focused on adoption and outcomes, not documentation for its own sake.
ISO 19650 is the framework, not the product — the goal is a system that people actually use, not a compliance exercise that sits in a folder.
Every engagement starts with understanding how the team actually works, what information they actually need, and what’s realistic to deliver. Tools should embed expertise, not assume it. That means clear processes, practical training, and technology that makes the right thing the easy thing.
Heathrow Airport
Delivery standards scaled across the airport.
How I work with AI
Agent-assisted delivery is how the software on this site gets built: several harnesses, and a different model behind each agent depending on what that agent is for. Naming the tools is the easy half — the half that matters on a programme is what they are not allowed near.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- opencode
- Claude Opus
- Claude Fable
- ChatGPT Sol
- ChatGPT Luna
- DeepSeek V4 Pro
- MiniMax M3
- Kimi K3
Each agent gets the model that suits its job — one to plan, another to write volume, a third to argue with the result. No model reviews its own output.
What the agents do
Scaffolding, integrations, migrations, test fixtures — work that is large but not subtle. Architecture, review and every change that lands stay mine. Delegation is not abdication.
Why more than one
A model marking its own homework is not a review. Planning, writing volume and attacking the result are different jobs that fail in different ways, so they run on different models in different harnesses — and the disagreements are the most useful thing they produce.
What they never touch
No client information goes into a model. The Capsar screenshots on this site come from a throwaway database seeded with an invented project, and the one build whose captures would have shown real client files has no screenshots here at all.
Why it is written down
On a live programme the question is never whether a supplier uses AI. It is whether they can tell you where, and what happens to your information. This is that answer in writing, before anyone has to ask for it.