Karol Argasiński, M.Sc. Arch., is an architect and researcher specializing in digital documentation and preservation of cultural heritage. He is a PhD candidate at Warsaw University of Technology in collaboration with Hochschule Mainz, where he is a Research Associate. His dissertation develops standardised Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) workflows based on openBIM, focusing on semantic segmentation, interoperability, and integration of open standards into public procurement and municipal heritage practices in Poland and Germany. He is involved in international research, including the DBU-funded project “HBIM as a documentation, planning and monitoring method for the UNESCO World Heritage Site Synagogue in Worms” and the Erasmus+ CoVHer initiative on the visualisation of architectural heritage. Argasiński has presented at conferences such as CIPA and CHNT and co-organized workshops on HBIM preservation strategies. He is the founder and CEO of BIMfaktoria, a company providing HBIM inventories, laser scanning based surveys, and openBIM consulting. In this role he supports architects, engineers, and conservators in adopting BIM workflows for heritage projects. He lectures at ZIGURAT Global Institute of Technology and Warsaw University of Technology and is a member of the buildingSMART Polish Chapter, Heritage4BIM Group, and CIPA Heritage Documentation. In 2021, he received the POL General Conservator of Monuments Award for his thesis on HBIM conservation methods.