[Webinar] Make your BIM data work everywhere with Speckle

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Join Graphisoft, Speckle, and LINK Arkitektur for a webinar on how Archicad model data can power reusable workflows across the full project lifecycle. Develop projects from early design studies to documentation analyses, QA/QC to reporting and coordination, without having to remodel, manually restructure designs, or obtain extra authoring licenses.

Date: July 01, 2026 | 14:00 - 15:00 CEST  

Language: English | The webinar recording will be available after the premiere with subtitles in German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Japanese and Hungarian.

Join for insights on:

• How Speckle connects Archicad models to other tools and keeps data in sync as designs change.

• Setting up live data exchanges so teams working in different software stay coordinated.

• Using Speckle's model and portfolio insights to build dashboards and track project data.

• Practical examples of Archicad data exchange in early design and documentation phases.

Agenda 

Leveraging data‑driven design	Marcell Hillier, Archicad Product Expert, will present Archicad’s data-driven design approach and its impact in enabling teams to make informed decisions in more efficient timelines.
Connect Archicad to everything with Speckle	Mucahit Bilal Goker, Product Owner at Speckle, explains how Speckle enables users to turn Archicad model data into reusable workflows for dashboard creation, QA/QC, reporting, coordination, and downstream teams, without remodeling or obtaining additional authoring licenses.
From data to design to documentation	Mikael Spinnangr, Architect and Computational Designer at LINK Arkitektur, presents real-world examples of Archicad data exchange in early-phase design studies, Speckle Intelligence, using Speckle to streamline documentation analysis in late-phase projects, and Speckle LCA - a specialized tool developed by the LINK team.
Live Q&A	During the live Q&A session, our experts will answer your questions and dive deeper into the topics covered in the webinar. This interactive segment is your chance to get scenario-specific insights directly from the presenters.

 

Speakers

Mucahit Bilal Goker, Speckle Product Owner Bilal is Product Owner for Integrations at Speckle. A trained architect by background, Bilal brings firsthand industry experience to shaping how teams collaborate around 3D and BIM data.

Mikael Spinnangr, LINK Arkitektur Computational Designer & Architect Mikael Spinnangr is a computational designer and architect working at LINK Arkitektur. He splits his time between designing buildings and developing tools that streamline the architectural design process. He is part of LINK IO, the firm’s computational design group, where he co-develops and maintains a suite of early-phase design tools. This includes LINK EP (LINK Early Phase), a geometric framework built for Rhino and Grasshopper that connects to BIM workflows via platforms such as Speckle, enabling more integrated, data-driven design processes.

Marcell Hillier, Graphisoft Product Marketing Expert Product Marketing Expert at Graphisoft with deep experience in structural and bridge design engineering. OPEN BIM ambassador, certified BIM Manager, and lecturer for Archicad and BIM trainings at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Currently focused on AI innovation and collaboration to empower architects and engineers with intelligent design solutions and open, connected project ecosystems.

Register for the premiere  

Don't miss this chance to see how a leading Scandinavian practice is using Speckle to get more out of Archicad across the full project lifecycle.

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Even if you can’t attend live, register anyway — we’ll send you a link to the recording afterward! 
📌 After registering, you’ll receive an email with a calendar invitation. 
📌 Please add the invitation to your calendar to check the webinar start time in your time zone. 
📌 After the webinar, you’ll receive a Certificate of Attendance (PDF). 
📌 The webinar will be held in English. 
📌 The live Q&A session will not be included in the replay.