About

Practitioner first.
Consultant second.

10+ years solving information management problems on real programmes — from design studios to national infrastructure. Not a theorist, not a tool vendor — someone who’s sat in the programme team and made it work.

Andrea Aita — BIM & Digital Delivery Consultant
Autodesk 40 Under 40 Lean Six Sigma MSc Eng
Career

Built on real programmes

A career path through some of the UK’s most demanding AEC and infrastructure environments.

AECOM / National Grid — Great Grid Partnership

Associate Director · Client-side Digital Lead · £9bn Programme

Responsible for the information management framework across a national infrastructure programme’s entire supply chain. Set up BEP standards, CDE governance, ISO 19650 compliance requirements, supply chain onboarding, and digital delivery reporting for one of the UK’s largest capital programmes.

Turner & Townsend / Heathrow Airport

BIM Coordination · Digital Delivery · Major Infrastructure

BIM coordination and digital delivery on one of the UK’s highest-profile infrastructure programmes. Managed information exchange across multi-disciplinary teams and established coordination workflows for complex building services and structural interfaces.

Foster + Partners

Digital Workflows · World-leading Design Practice

Early career experience embedding digital workflows in a world-leading architectural practice across commercial, cultural, and infrastructure typologies. Established an understanding of how design teams actually work — and where digital processes fail.

Qualifications & recognition

Academic foundations and industry recognition.

MSc Building Engineering & Architecture

University of Padova · Magna cum laude

Autodesk 40 Under 40

Champion of Construction · 2023

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

Process optimisation & quality management

IBM Data Science

Professional Certificate · Data-driven decision making

Approach

How 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.

Let’s work together