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Martin Erlandsson to join BIMobject Group

by Mark Cantrell
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BIMobject Group has announced that Martin Erlandsson is joined the company in March this year.

Erlandsson is adjunct professor at KTH in Sweden, and is an internationally recognised expert on life cycle assessment (LCA). He has deep experience in within environmental product declarations (EPD), ,as well as building LCA solutions.

Martin Erlandsson
Martin Erlandsson

In addition, Erlandsson also works with the digitalisation of construction products in the context of digital product passport (DPP).

He joins the Malmö-based company from IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, where he most recently has been director of business development.

Martin Lindh, chief executive of BIMobject Group, said: “Having experts like Martin Erlandsson joining our team is an important step on our mission to become the world-leading provider of building product information preferred by architects, engineers, contractors, and property owners.

“As we continue to grow and innovate in digitalising product information, Martin Erlandsson’s expertise will be an important addition to our product and market development efforts, for both bim.com and EandoX. We are thrilled to have him on board.”

Erlandsson said:“I am excited to join BIMobject Group at such an exciting time in its journey. The company’s commitment to building faster, smarter and greener resonates deeply with me, and I look forward to contributing to its continued success.”


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