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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2022

BIM: Getting Started On The 4D Planning Journey

Building Information Modelling (BIM) collaborative technologies have increased in popularity, with approximately 71% of construction professionals adopting them and 25% intending to adopt them within the next five years.

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Building Information Modelling (BIM)1 collaborative technologies have increased in popularity, with approximately 71% of construction professionals adopting them and 25% intending to adopt them within the next five years.2 However, when it comes to 4D planning3, the numbers appear to be lagging.4 But why? In this article, Stephen Podesta from FTI Consulting's Construction Solutions team in London outlines potential reasons behind the implementation issues and the key opportunities present, drawing on his 35 years of experience.

The 3D design model

Almost every pharmaceutical, biotech, power, and process project (and many commercial projects) upon which I have worked as a lead planner or delay analyst since the year 2000 has had some type of 3D design model. In my experience, the process construction sector always seemed to be ahead of the commercial sector in this regard.

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