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“BIM” and “Sustainability” are two frequently used words in construction and academia today. BIM is a design-oriented tool, which generates a virtual three-dimensional model of a project. Sustainability refers to prudent use of earth’s natural resources, and Construction Sustainability is the application of this principle to building activities. Societies in general, and the construction industry in particular one of the largest in terms of natural resources consumed and waste produced place high hopes on BIM and the principles of Sustainability to reduce consumption and waste, and to increase industry productivity. BIM’s capabilities and limitations, currently more focused on model creation and energy simulations, are not well understood as they relate to construction sustainability and its goals. No method yet exists to evaluate BIM’s contribution comprehensively to construction sustainability goals. This study presents a construction sustainability goals contribution matrix for BIM. The matrix indicates this contribution may be more limited than is commonly thought.

Measuring Contribution of BIM (Building Information Modeling) to the Construction Sustainability Goals