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Central Bank of Iraq
Baghdad, Iraq
Project year 2015 · 93,000 m²
MEP Coordination · Model QA · DynamoView project ↗
Zeki Mehmet Akcan · BIM Manager · M.Sc. Architect
Making complex buildings work as one.
I connect architecture, information and code to turn ambitious projects into coordinated, buildable systems.
ZMA / 01
Technopark Stage IIIIstanbul · 2018 · 150,000 m²
Profile01 / 05
Architecture, information and code — coordinated.
Zeki Mehmet AkcanBIM Manager · M.Sc. Architect
Since 2014, I have helped multidisciplinary teams move from disconnected models to reliable BIM workflows. My work combines management-level strategy with hands-on expertise in Revit, Navisworks, Dynamo, ACC and Python.
The goal is practical: clearer decisions, healthier models, fewer collisions and project information people can trust.
Selected work02 / 05
Projects shaped through BIM.
A selection spanning complex towers, transport, healthcare, hospitality and mixed-use programmes.
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International Pediatric Hospital
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
2023 — 2026 · 32,000 m²
BIM Adoption · Coordination · Team TrainingView project ↗
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Ercan International Airport
Nicosia, Cyprus
Project year 2014 · 200,000 m²
BIM Implementation · Point Cloud · AutomationView project ↗
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Belgrade National Stadium
Belgrade, Serbia
Project year 2018 · 60,000 spectators
Generative Components · Dynamo · Analysis-to-DesignView project ↗
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Şişli Mixium
Istanbul, Türkiye
Project year 2015 · 540,000 m²
Revit Modelling · BIM Implementation · AutomationView project ↗
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Munich Hotel
Munich, Germany
Project year 2017 · 35,000 m²
Revit Modelling · BIM Delivery SupportView project ↗
Expertise03 / 05
From strategy to model health.
A connected BIM practice built around adoption, coordination, automation and measurable delivery.
BIM Strategy
BIM Execution Plans, standards, adoption roadmaps and project-wide delivery protocols.
Coordination & QA
Interdisciplinary model coordination, clash management, model health and document workflows.
Design Automation
Dynamo and Python workflows that remove repetition, raise consistency and return time to teams.
4D / 5D Delivery
Construction sequencing, visual communication, quantity take-off and cost-analysis support.
Applied R&D / Caseworks
Better information, closer to the field.
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4D project simulations for sequence clarity
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AR-assisted quality-control workflows
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QR-linked document status at point of use
Experience04 / 05
Built through practice.
More than a decade moving between architectural delivery, computational design, coordination and BIM leadership.
Full CV2023 — Present
BIM Manager
Gap Construction
Leading BIM adoption, project-team enablement, subcontractor integration and interdisciplinary coordination across healthcare and industrial programmes in Turkmenistan.
2021 — 2022
BIM Coordination Expert
Daax Construction
MEP coordination, clash and model-quality control, plus parametric Revit systems for the Central Bank of Iraq project.
2017 — 2021
BIM Manager
Bold Architecture
Built in-house BIM methodology, automated workflows and managed point-cloud, clash, model-quality and document processes across airports, hotels, campuses and mixed-use projects.
2015 — 2017
BIM Architect
Bold Architecture
Revit modelling, workflow scripting and multidisciplinary design-development support for healthcare, education and mixed-use projects.
2014 — 2015
BIM Architect
Seyas
Revit modelling and BIM-environment delivery for the Halk Bank Headquarters project.
Education
M.Sc. Architecture
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University · 2019 — 2022
Thesis: Use of AI Algorithms to Create Architectural Schematic Plans
B.Arch.
Okan University · 2009 — 2014
Teaching & knowledge sharing
BIM education alongside practice.
Assistant teaching at Istanbul Technical University and Yıldız Technical University, plus two authored Revit lecture series from beginner to advanced.
Autodesk RevitNavisworksDynamoAutodesk Construction CloudPythonReCapCintoo CloudSynchro 4D ProAutodesk TandemAutodesk FormaPyTorchDjango
Contact05 / 05
Available for conversations about BIM, automation and delivery