Computers and technology have so far been used in the BIM industry. Recent developments have put forth the myriad advantages of modeling not only the graphical aspect but also the non-graphical aspect of building design life cycle.

Often misquoted BIM is only for large projects with complex geometries. But with the right preparation and strategic planning, the adoption of BIM practices can be swift and highly effective for small firms. Here are some best practices from the BIM Experts...

Rich with information, BIM modeling services deliver architects a wealth of design-centric tasks and home builders a number of significant benefits including increased coordination, constructability analysis, BOQ, quantification, and cost estimation and so on.

Transitioning to BIM platform is more than just a technology or process change; it's a culture change. Architectural Evangelist collects and disseminates best practices as a service to the architects, owners and construction professionals.

The term Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been around for awhile, but in practice, BIM is still in its infancy and is still weighted heavily towards the front end of building design and construction. 

There are claims that BIM is a game changer where everything will be done differently, and nothing short of full adoption of BIM with the multitude dimensions it claims to cover will suffice. Such claims have been counterproductive...