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I've used bim since 1998. The problem is that to understand use bim you need to properly understand construction, and assemblies, and details, and how they go together in reality. The parrot method of copying and pasting 2d details which has been used to train architects since the transition to the drawing board without going to site and seeing how things go together in sequence. This has de skilled the profession and to survive were going to have to take a lot of cad monkeys to a lot of sites to catch up. The other problem is that those with the skills are generally those at the lower end of the pay scale and in no position to properly implement the required workflow and fee loading changes necessary to make it work.

For adviceon how we make it work email training@constructivethinking.co.uk
(No apologies for theplug)