Study of Building Information Modelling, Barrier and Threats and Strategies to Increase Low Adoption Rate of BIM

Li, Zhi Chung (2024) Study of Building Information Modelling, Barrier and Threats and Strategies to Increase Low Adoption Rate of BIM. Final Year Project (Bachelor), Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology.

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Abstract

The dissertation is an in-depth examination of the usage of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the construction sector. The study is to investigate the different advantages and disadvantages connected with the adoption and implementation of BIM in building projects. The research is based on a thorough analysis of the literature, as well as interviews and surveys with industry experts and practitioners. The study emphasises how the BIM help reduce the construction cost by facilitating better communication and coordination among project stakeholders such as reduce costs, efficiency of construction project management and enhance collaboration among project stakeholders. The survey also highlighted the threats and barriers to BIM adoption, such as the requirement for new skills and training, financial implications, and the complexity of BIM software. Not only that, this dissertation also discuss the strategies to increase the low adoption rate of BIM in Construction Industry. Overall, this dissertation gives useful insights into the usage of BIM in the construction sector, as well as practical advice for industry practitioners looking to maximise the advantages of BIM in their projects.