Architecture and urban planning is a field that constantly evolves in tandem with technological advancements. This is true for heavy machinery used in construction, building materials, and design tools alike. Today, this evolution is closely tied to BIM technology.
BIM stands for Building Information Modeling. It is a workflow that gathers, through digital tools, all information regarding the construction of a building.
The following list outlines key details for architects and urban planners looking to work with the platform—such as increased efficiency, professional recognition, and client requirements—drawn from a lecture given by architect and urban planner Luiz Augusto Contier, an alternate councilor at CAU/BR. Read on to learn more:
