BIM & digital construction Comment 鈥� Page 5
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CommentThe future of infrastructure lies with industry collaboration
The technology exists to bring together the government, businesses and the public on infrastructure schemes
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CommentFuture impossible?
A couple in the future decide to extend their semi-detached home - here鈥檚 how they might do it
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CommentThe big BIM paradigm
BIM is set to be the biggest change this industry has seen for over 160 years
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CommentCan 3D printing change the face of the construction industry?
3D printing, particularly of houses, could revolutionise the industry
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CommentIt's easier when you stop saying BIM
Finally people are starting to focus on the real value of BIM
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CommentPutting our 鈥╢aith in BIM
The collaborative sharing of information across projects through Level 2 BIM certainly sounds good on paper. In reality, it relies on a level of trust that the industry has never been comfortable with
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CommentWe must deliver BIM Level 2 before moving on
We need to start treating the government鈥檚 2016 deadline with the urgency it requires
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CommentA BIM silver bullet in the driving seat
Amid the BIM metaphors and cliches, please let鈥檚 remember the client
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CommentBIM to FM - one size does not fit all
BIM can help facilities managers save money - if only we can work out what information is required
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CommentBIM and the city: The next frontier
We are starting to master using BIM on buildings - now let鈥檚 think bigger
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CommentUse BIM for sustainability
We should use technology and intelligent information systems to their full potential in delivering the most efficient projects
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CommentThe rise of start-ups and the self-employed
Cloud computing has given small design teams a real chance to compete with the big players and could fundamentally change the dynamics of the building industry
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CommentIt's time for the construction industry to adapt to BIM
The Dark Ages of BIM may be over, but many firms are still behind the times when it comes to implementing the technology
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CommentConstruction 2025: Leading from within
Positive steps are being taken towards the government鈥檚 Construction 2025 goals but there is still a huge amount to do if we are to cut carbon, find better processes of working and inspire new talent. Progress on BIM and payments is just the start
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CommentBIM and the whole life costing conundrum
New guidelines from the RICS enabling a holistic view of project costs are a giant leap forward for the industry
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CommentBIM and the dark arts of insurance
Insurers are begining to adapt to BIM and to see its opportunities
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CommentClients are missing out on half the benefits of BIM
Many clients think they are getting the best out of BIM, but most are not even scratching the surface