For the November ERT Webinar, CNAM will have the 2024’s 1^st Place Tereo Award winner, City of Coquitlam, presenting on their Facilities Digital Twin project utilizing CupixWorks.

Coquitlam owns and oversees a real estate portfolio of over 120 buildings, covering 93,000 square meters with a collective asset value of $362 million. Recognizing the need for modernized asset management practices, Visual Plan was used to scan building interiors, providing a comprehensive view of internal systems integrated into the City’s Asset Management database.

CupixWorks enables effective communication and collaboration with partners, tradespeople, and contactors by allowing virtual tours and access to accurate floor plans. The process adds resources such as manuals, photos and training videos, connecting these to Coquitlam’s central database as a single platform to access detailed building management information. This system will also help reduce the need for frequent site visits and time-consuming data searches when planning upgrades and renovations.

The implementation of Visual Plan affirms Coquitlam’s commitment to innovation and streamlining facilities asset management. By embracing this technology, the City aims to build a sustainable and resilient future, earning it recognition as the winner of the Tereo Innovator Award at the 2024 CNAM Annual Conference.

Presenters

• Alexandra Rhod
  • Alexandra has over 15 years of experience in construction and facilities management in the public and private sectors. She started her career working for a general contractor in the high-rise industry, and then worked with capital projects and facilities operations for the Government in Brazil. She started working for the City of Coquitlam in 2023 as a Facilities Asset Planner, developing the annual Facilities Capital Plan, managing the Facilities database, and coordinating the condition assessment of buildings and the implementation of CupixWorks.
• Kevan Cornes
  • Kevan has over 35 years of facility construction, operations and maintenance experience in the public and private sectors. He started his career working in the private club industry in Alberta and British Columbia before transitioning over to municipalities and their array of facilities. He has been with the City of Coquitlam for the past seventeen years building, designing and maintaining a wide range of facilities from large recreational centers to community centers, libraries and fleet buildings. His department has a cradle to grave responsibility for these buildings in design, planning and capital renewals of facility assets.

Please join us on Wednesday  November 6th at 1:00 pm EDT for our next ERT Webinar: City of Coquitlam’s Facilities Digital Twin Project.

Registration:

CNAM Members: FREE

Non-Members: $50.00

Advance Registration is required to attend.