AI risks following BIM’s path if adoption is superficial

Engineers know that the success of any technology lies not in what it promises, but in how effectively it is integrated. Building Information Modelling (BIM) proved this. When the UK Government’s BIM Mandate came into effect in 2016, requiring firms delivering centrally procured public sector projects to work to Level… The post AI risks following BIM’s path if adoption is superficial appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Could BIM’s coming-of-age unlock better collaboration in construction?

Margins are tight and project complexity continues to rise. Those organisations pulling ahead share one defining characteristic; they have stopped viewing Building Information Modelling (BIM) as a technical tool and started treating it as part of their strategic infrastructure. The post Could BIM’s coming-of-age unlock better collaboration in construction? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030

The global Building Information Modelling (BIM) market will almost double to $15.42bn (£11.4bn) by the end of the decade, according to new research. The post Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030 appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

How BIM and GIS Integration is Redefining GIS 3D Analysis Practices

The post How BIM and GIS Integration is Redefining GIS 3D Analysis Practices appeared first on UK Construction Blog. In today’s fast-evolving technological landscape, combining Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is changing how we analyze and use 3D data. By bringing these two powerful tools together, industries such as construction, urban planning, and infrastructure management can achieve more precise and meaningful outcomes.  This article explains how BIM and GIS integration […]

Bridging the gap between BIM and smart buildings

The Digital Building Council’s BIM to Smart initiative aims to bridge the gap between building information modelling and smart building technology. Project lead John Clarke discusses the project ahead of the DBC’s BIM to Smart panel at Digital Construction Week. The post Bridging the gap between BIM and smart buildings appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

The future of BIM: Digital transformation in the UK construction and infrastructure sector - An RICS insight paper

The landscape of BIM has changed significantly over the last 5 years, with the break-up of the UK BIM Task Group, and the shift to international standards. This has caused some confusion and doubt as to the commitment of public sector clients, and the way