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Modeling an Optimized Tool (BIM) for a Live Construction Project

  • Paper ID 502
  • Volume 4, Issue 2
  • Pages 518-521
  • Published Online: March-April 2023
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Authors

  • Neeraj Mishra1
  • Hitesh Kodwani2

12Department of Civil Engineering, Sam Global University, Bhopal, India.

Article Information

Published Online
March-April 2023
Pages
518-521
Article Type
Research Article
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Abstract: BIM is highly acceptable in the current scenario to because of its versatility and carry a universal application for all projects. BIM is capable in handling obstacles and empowering the designers to reach the end goals.BIM has received a mixed response and many barriers to this innovation's universal appropriation have been found. However, there isn't a single barrier that might be removed entirely to enable more widespread BIM appropriation. A large number of crucial components of a good BIM selection are being impeded by these limits. BIM is a tool used to improve forms while keeping a certain target in mind; it is not an objective in and of itself. In the research paper, BIM is been implemented in a real-time construction project and this method of handling projects carry numerous advantages over traditional methods acting as a bridge between all the individual or group associated with the project. To make BIM more available to the AEC industry, the research attempts to create knowledge of the obstacles preventing its implementation.

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