Construction 4.0 is witnessing exponential growth in digital twin (DT) technology
developments and applications, revolutionizing the adoption of building information …

Purpose Blockchain is a developing technology that affects numerous industries, including
facility management (FM). Many barriers are associated with adopting blockchain-enabled …

The adoption of digital solutions accelerated in the construction industry to increase the
efficiency of manufacturing and construction processes. However, most construction SMEs …

Remote teamwork has become critical to the communicative and collaborative operations of
architectural practice and education in Australia. Consequently, building information …

The use of building information modelling (BIM) in construction projects is expanding, and its
usability throughout building lifecycles, from planning and construction to operation and …

Basic 3D models of real buildings are mainly used in the design phase, when they serve as
a visualization of future projects or as a basis for the creation of project documentation …

The promise of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for Facilities Management (FM) is based
upon building information models as reliable sources of information for decisions during a …

The efficient acquisition and dissemination of information are crucial in building information
modeling (BIM). Current BIM models face significant challenges, including inadequate …

Purpose Current research efforts exhibit a surge imperative for a building information
modelling (BIM) approach that embodies a repository of all relevant data of existing building …

Purpose The provision of an accessible and inclusive built environment is both a common
regulatory requirement for architects and facilities managers, and a critical issue of equitable …