For most of its first two decades, BIM had a clear job description in the eyes of the people paying for it: catch clashes, generate drawings, and produce a federated model the GC could walk through before steel hit the ground. That was the pitch, and it justified the investment.
BIM coordination has always been one of the most labor-intensive phases of any construction project. Detecting clashes, routing RFIs, chasing down specification answers, and assembling closeout packages consume hundreds of hours that could be spent solving higher-value problems. With the 2026 updates to Autodesk Construction Cloud — soon to be unified under the Autodesk Forma
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