Integrating Building Information Modelling With Construction
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Building Information Modeling (BIM), Construction, Project Efficiency, Collaboration, Lifecycle Management, Implementation, StakeholderAbstract
Building Information Modeling (BIM) has revolutionized the construction industry by
encouraging communication and improving project performance. The research highlights utilization of
BIM in industrial plant fabrics. It investigates procurement issues, challenges, and opportunities for
improvement in the areas. Through semi-structured interviews, questionnaires and real time field
application of BIM implementation with, the study reveals BIM plays an excellent role when it comes to
communication and teamwork as it can give real time data sharing and working. Though these obstacles
to BIM adoption, namely, expensive initial costs, organizational resistance, or technical complexity, are
still to be solved, the technology has a future in construction. The study indicates that proper BIM
introduction in the industrial factory construction includes staged implementation, strong management
support, and full-scale training. The project provides recommendations on dealing with cost as well as
resistance aspects of technology adoption, underscoring the role of effective communication using
personal context. Even though there is a self-limitation in sample size and geographical focus, this
research will create a framework for better BIM uptake in the industrial sector. Through this research our
observations can be added to the knowledge bodies about the special features of BIM application in
industrial facility construction and the road may be open for others who will study applicable fields in
industrial construction and long-term impact.
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