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This review article investigates the usage of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Indian building projects. BIM, which allows building experts to generate digital models of structures, has gained popularity in recent years due to its ability to make construction more effective and efficient. This study thoroughly examines BIM and its potential to enhance Indian building methods. The introduction of BIM in India, including its adoption in the construction industry and the process followed to find relevant literature, are covered in the article's opening paragraphs. The numerous levels and dimensions of BIM and literature related to BIM in India are then discussed. This attempt also describes advantages, including enhanced project coordination, decreased construction time and costs, and better design and construction accuracy and disadvantages. The absence of standards and the need for specialized training for construction experts are only two difficulties in adopting BIM in India covered in the article. The review is concluded with a discussion of the possible effects that BIM may have on the building sector in the future of India.

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Analysing the Building Information Modeling for Construction in India – A Review

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Shubham Sawant,
  • Rohit Salgude,
  • Shubhangi Shekokar,
  • Shruti Dalvi

摘要

This review article investigates the usage of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Indian building projects. BIM, which allows building experts to generate digital models of structures, has gained popularity in recent years due to its ability to make construction more effective and efficient. This study thoroughly examines BIM and its potential to enhance Indian building methods. The introduction of BIM in India, including its adoption in the construction industry and the process followed to find relevant literature, are covered in the article's opening paragraphs. The numerous levels and dimensions of BIM and literature related to BIM in India are then discussed. This attempt also describes advantages, including enhanced project coordination, decreased construction time and costs, and better design and construction accuracy and disadvantages. The absence of standards and the need for specialized training for construction experts are only two difficulties in adopting BIM in India covered in the article. The review is concluded with a discussion of the possible effects that BIM may have on the building sector in the future of India.