Exploring the Adoption, Practices, and Impact of BIM Across Industries.

Welcome to the first STATE of BIM annual survey!

Discover how Building Information Modeling is being adopted, practiced, and making a remarkable impact across various industries! From architecture and engineering to construction and beyond, BIM is revolutionizing the way we design, build, and collaborate.

Whether you’re curious about the latest trends, eager to tackle challenges, or keen to seize new opportunities, your participation can help shape the future of BIM. Let’s dive in together! The survey is completely anonymous and will take just 15-25 minutes of your time.

Grab a coffee, get comfortable, and let’s explore!

 

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What’s in the survey:

  • 🚀 BIM Adoption and Usage
    How is BIM transforming the way we build?
  • 💰 Benefits and Return on Investment
    Is BIM delivering better financial results? Let’s find out!
  • 🤝 Collaboration and Communication
    Breaking down barriers and building bridges between teams.
  • 📏 Standards and Compliance
    Keeping up with the rules while pushing the boundaries of innovation.
  • 🛑 Challenges and Barriers
    What’s holding us back, and how can we overcome it together?
  • 🧐 Data Quality Challenges
    Ensuring accuracy in a digital world—because details matter!
  • 🛠️ Software and Tools
    The technical solutions powering the BIM revolution.
  • 🏗️ Fabrication and Construction
    Turning digital dreams into brick-and-mortar reality.
  • 🌿 Sustainability and Environmental Impact
    Building a greener future, one model at a time.
  • 🔮 Future Outlook and Trends
    What are the future expectations for BIM?

 

Who are we and why are we doing this?

Adam has been working as a software architect and Head of BIM Engineering since 2019. As the consturction industry is digialising rapidly, we always felt that we are missing an overview of the trends and techology solutions related to Building Information Modelling. Also, stateofjs has been a great inspiration. So here we are.


Special thanks to Balint and Daniel for their contributions to the structural section, and to Tamas for crafting the MEP questions.