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    Benjamin Novacinski

    Senior Associate, BIM Director

    Benjamin Novacinski is the BIM Director at Handel Architects. His focus is maintaining and advancing current BIM processes, content and standards supporting the firm's daily practice. He guides and manages the firm’s digital design delivery and has nearly 10 years of experience implementing BIM on large-scale, technology-forward projects.

    Mr. Novacinski currently oversees BIM implementation on more than 25 full-service projects including work in New York City, Boston, Washington, DC, and Atlanta. Projects include large mixed-use towers, such as the 1.8M SF Winthrop Center in Boston, or the 600-unit residential tower at Journal Square in Jersey City, as well as smaller projects such as the two-tower residential and hotel project at Buzzard Point in Washington, DC.

    Prior to joining Handel Architects, Mr. Novacinski worked at Foster and Partners on several Apple stores including The Grove in California, Hudson Yards in New York City, and Bloor Street in Toronto. Previously, he worked as both a project designer and BIM specialist for Bjarke Ingles Group in New York, participating in the design and development of residential, cultural, and mixed-use projects including IQON and EPIQ Residential Towers in Quito, Ecuador; Vancouver House; Marble Collegiate Office Tower in New York City and the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.

    Mr. Novacinski holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Minnesota.

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