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ARTICLE · 25 OCTOBER 2019

Building Information Modeling And Integrated Project Delivery: How Does It Work?

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The key challenge to the full realization of its potential, however, resides in the free exchange of information within the construction pyramid.

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Building Information Modeling ("BIM") is an intelligent 3D virtual modelling process for the design of buildings and infrastructures which is rapidly becoming the main tool for project realization used by architects, engineers and other construction professionals. The key challenge to the full realization of its potential, however, resides in the free exchange of information within the construction pyramid. This is something which is not provided in the current standard form of construction contracts. For this reason, the industry has been working, over the last decade, to develop specific addenda to standard form contracts which provide for a new, more collaborative approach to construction project management. These new contracts, known in the industry as Integrated Project Delivery ("IPD") contracts, have been gaining the interest of key sectors of the industry. As a result, last year, CCDC released the CCDC 30 – 2018 Integrated Project Delivery Contract ("2018 IPD

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