Journal
BUILDINGS
Volume 13, Issue 1, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/buildings13010178
Keywords
BIM; sustainable success; building projects; partial least square; structural equation modeling
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To maximize the benefits without sacrificing functionality, sustainability concepts should be used throughout the decision-making process in residential building projects. BIM activities can enhance primary sustainable goals, but in developing countries, informal methods are used. This research aims to establish a model for BIM implementation by examining the connection between overcoming BIM challenges and overall sustainable success in building projects.
To maximize the benefits without sacrificing the functionality of projects, sustainability concepts should be used across all stages of the decision-making process when creating residential buildings. The primary sustainable aims may be improved with BIM activities. However, in the building sector of underdeveloped nations, BIM activities use informal methods. By examining the connection between overcoming BIM implementation challenges and the overall sustainable success (OSS) in building projects, this research seeks to establish a model for BIM implementation. Following the BIM hurdles identified in earlier research, 86 building stakeholders in the Egyptian building sector were given questionnaires. The structure of the obstacles was established and confirmed using partial least-squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM), and the connections between the OSS and overcoming BIM deployment were investigated. The adoption of BIM contributed 40.7% to the project's long-term sustainability, according to the data, which demonstrated a strong link. The findings of this research will serve as a roadmap for decision-makers who want to use BIM in developing nations' building sectors to save costs and increase sustainability.
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