Welcome to the first issue of the BIM4D Project Newsletter. Our initiative, funded under the Erasmus+ Key Action 2, aims to integrate green and digital skills in Building Information Modelling (BIM) at the end-of-life phase of building practices.
This endeavor will enhance sustainability and digital transformation in the construction industry through focused vocational education and training.
Following the kick-off, a detailed survey is being crafted to assess the current use of BIM in construction and deconstruction processes. This survey aims to gather insights from professionals experienced in BIM or deconstruction, contributing to a significant deliverable under Work Package 2. The findings from this survey are expected to shape the project’s training modules and strategic directions. The survey’s outcomes will soon be shared with stakeholders, inviting feedback to enrich the project’s impact.
Participate in the survey, click here.
We are thrilled to announce the imminent release of a critical report from the BIM4D project, titled “Current Status of BIM Uses”. This report provides a detailed analysis of how Building Information Modeling (BIM) is being utilized in various partner countries, with a special focus on end-of-life and deconstruction practices.
Highlights of the Report:
We invite all stakeholders, professionals, and interested parties to access this report once it is published. It will offer valuable insights into the adoption and impact of BIM technologies, providing a foundational understanding that can drive further innovation and implementation in sustainable construction practices.
The BIM4D project began with an exciting start at the Istituto Professionale Edile di Bologna on May 30-31, 2024. This meeting brought together project partners from Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Germany, and Belgium. Discussions focused on the use of BIM (Building Information Modeling) at the end-of-life phase of buildings, and the required skills and professional qualifications necessary for the future. Partners engaged in in-depth presentations and workshops addressing various work packages, setting the stage for a collaborative effort throughout the project’s timeline. More details can be found on the project’s website: BIM4D Project.