Predicting the future is difficult. Many have tried. Many have failed. Yet if you look in the right places, we can get an idea of what...

In 2018, the Scottish Government’s ‘Digital Health and Care Strategy’ outlined how technology will be used to reshape and strengthen...

Stefan Mordue, co-author of BIM for Dummies, architect and consultant at NBS Business Solutions, offers his guide to setting up and using...

In 2012, a group of 18 young construction professionals pondered the question, what will the construction industry look like in 2050?

BIM Today sits down with AECOM’s Stefan Mordue to discuss future-gazing & the impact digital transformation is having on construction

The humble plastic folding seat is more than just a place to rest your legs during a sporting event, it provides a ‘safe zone’ around...

Callsafe: How can BIM benefit those responsible for health and safety risk management? Stefan Mordue (SM): Everybody has something to...

The Housing and Planning Act 2016 achieved Royal Assent on 12 May 2016, after being debated for almost nine months. Architect Stefan...

Stefan Mordue introduces a playful take on Dmitri Mendeleev's classic table of elements in this introduction to the Periodic Table of BIM...

Taking its inspiration from the periodic table of elements, the NBS has created an at-a-glance guide to the main elements of BIM. BIM+...

As the Government’s BIM Level 2 mandate approaches, it is worth reminding ourselves what this is trying to achieve. The initial...

The requirement that by 2016 all centrally procured Government projects shall be using fully collaborative BIM is fast approaching, and...

The issue of interoperability is becoming more apparent as we begin to use more pieces of software, but how we integrate information has...

There are some events that we all remember, as if they are engraved in our minds: events so significant that we remember the dates that...

The tourists have gone, normal television service has resumed and official merchandise fills up the bargain bins. With the summer 2012...