Introductory text v

CHAPTER 01 What is BIM?

01 A Look at the History of BIM
02 Differences between BIM and CAD
03 Definition of BIM
04 Open BIM Standards

CHAPTER 02 BIM Applications Throughout the Life Cycle

01 Lifecycle BIM Utilization
02 Design Phase BIM
03 BIM Design Process Effects
04 BIM and Drawing
05 Construction Phase BIM
06 Maintenance Phase BIM

CHAPTER 03 BIM Business & Cases

01 Architectural Design and BIM
02 Atypical Buildings and BIM
03 Construction Company and VDC
04 New Construction Business Methods and BIM

CHAPTER 04 The Fourth Industrial Revolution and BIM

01 Smart Construction and BIM
02 Smart Construction Vision Case

CHAPTER 05 Understanding the BIM Operation Process

01 Understanding the BIM implementation process
02 BIM Roles and Responsibilities
03 Operate with PMCA
04 BIM Issues Are Knowledge Assets

CHAPTER 06 BIM Basic Guidelines, Implementation Guidelines, and Application Guidelines for the Construction Industry

01 Basic Guidelines and Implementation Guidelines for BIM in the Construction Industry
02 BIM Implementation Plan Preparation

CHAPTER 07 Construction Project Managers and BIM

01 The Role of CMr in BIM
02 As specified in the Public Enterprise Application Guidelines
03 BIM is also an opportunity for CMr.
04 CMr's BIM Operation Process

CHAPTER 08 BIM is a convergence of people, processes, and technology.

01 BIM Awareness Survey Analysis
02 BIM is a convergence of people, processes, and technology.
03 BIM Governance

CHAPTER 09 BIM Adoption Success Strategies: Reset APPLE

01 Reset APPLE: Construction Industry Response Strategy for the New Normal Era

02 Reset APPLE - A, Attitude Let's change the perception of stakeholders.
03 Reset APPLE - P, Process Change the process
04 Reset APPLE - P, Let's change the perspective on calculating payment costs.
05 Reset APPLE - L, Language Let's change the language of the construction industry.
06 Reset APPLE - E, Ecosystem Let's change the construction industry ecosystem.

Reference 356
Search 368

A book that explains everything from the concept of BIM to its use cases in an easy-to-understand and accessible way.

BIM is an inescapable and essential term in the construction industry today. BIM stands for Building Information Modeling, a fundamental technology that evolves beyond conventional CAD-based flat-drawing design methods and utilizes 3D virtual space.
In other words, BIM utilizes computer hardware and software to optimize design plans in various aspects, including space, energy, and design, based on collaboration among participants from various fields. At the same time, it implements an optimized construction process by identifying and resolving risks in a virtual space prior to construction.
It also aims to optimize facility utilization in various aspects, including energy, cost, and management, during the maintenance phase.

This book is written in a narrative format that's easy for anyone to understand. It covers everything from the concept of BIM to various use cases, focusing on changes in the construction business, the Fourth Industrial Revolution and BIM, and understanding and implementing BIM from the perspectives of each stakeholder involved in the construction project.
In addition, it provides suggestions on the BIM implementation process and introduction strategy, as well as a separate chapter on the strategies construction project managers should adopt from their perspective.


In particular, this revised edition (2nd Edition) includes the latest research and development related to BIM, accumulated achievements, and even the background philosophy.
As befitting an author who has researched and lectured on both the theory and practice of BIM for over 30 years, he introduces practical know-how and success/trial and error cases, and even provides advice and outlook for construction professionals.

BIM isn't just about technology. BIM adoption should be approached from the perspective of communication, expression, process change, and practitioner awareness. BIM technology evolves work methods and processes, and construction practitioners involved in these processes must embrace these changes.
In other words, we are in the process of evolving the working methods and culture of the construction industry to a new level.

This book is a professional and general knowledge book for those working in the construction industry, clients promoting BIM adoption, policy makers, and graduate students studying BIM.
Unlike rigid textbooks, this book will help you approach BIM with confidence through easy-to-understand explanations and familiar examples.