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Building Information Modelling has transformed the way we design and deliver projects. It has improved coordination, enabled better visualisation, and brought greater efficiency to the construction process. However, as BIM adoption has matured, particularly within infrastructure, a critical realisation is emerging—BIM alone is not enough to support the complexity and longevity of modern assets.

For over a decade, the construction industry has embraced Building Information Modelling as a catalyst for digital transformation. BIM has improved coordination, enhanced visualisation, and streamlined aspects of project delivery. Yet, despite these advances, a fundamental issue continues to limit its full potential—interoperability. Too often, BIM is implemented within closed environments, where data is constrained by software platforms, proprietary formats, and disconnected

Saudi Arabia is delivering one of the most ambitious construction and infrastructure programmes in the world. From giga-projects and smart cities to transport networks and public realm development, the scale and complexity of delivery are unprecedented.