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The construction industry, despite being an important industry, traditionally experiences many losses during its performance through factors such as time delays, cost over-runs, and low building quality (Forsythe, 2016; Love et al., 2016). These losses occur due to the fragmentation of the industry into smaller parts, which entails a lack of effective collaboration and the lack of sharing of accurate and updated information among the various disciplines and professionals, including architects, engineers, and contractors (Papadonikolaki et al., 2016). The industry’s geographically dispersed character has been facilitated by building information modelling (BIM) that was introduced into the contemporary professional language, referring to a technology-driven approach that includes integrated digital solutions for the industry (Sacks et al., 2018). In other words, the specific nature of construction work requires an acceptable …