BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a method that integrates various types of information about building components through information technology by using parameterized models to store data comprehensively. The information contained within BIM includes not only basic physical details but also management data. It goes beyond simply consolidating digital information; it serves as an information-based management approach that supports digital operations and data extraction throughout the entire lifecycle of construction projects. BIM offers a collaborative platform for project participants to exchange information interactively, significantly transforming the traditional management model where construction parties worked independently. This advancement improves project management efficiency, enhances construction benefits, and reduces construction risks.

The construction phase is the most critical stage in any building project, where the owner’s design vision is transformed into a physical reality. Given the large scale and lengthy duration of engineering projects, relying on traditional 2D drawings can lead to misunderstandings and omissions that misrepresent the owner’s intentions, resulting in unsatisfactory outcomes. BIM technology effectively overcomes these issues by clearly conveying the owner’s construction concept. Its application inevitably changes traditional construction methods, making the process more specialized, technologically integrated, and data-driven. This shift advances construction toward new digital workflows.
Specifically, BIM technology in the construction phase:
- Transforms traditional construction processes into digital workflows that support information sharing and management.
- Integrates both digital models and physical construction sites within the production process.
- Highlights the relationship between trial-and-error and upfront planning based on digital construction data.
- Results in a final product that includes not only the physical structure but also a virtual digital representation.















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