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The BIM Implementation approach is beneficial in Qatar construction industry in two ways. International consultants got the opportunity to incorporate BIM into their practice, whereas the onshore consultants who were struggling or were hesitant to adopt BIM have started benefiting by the experience and insight of these offshore BIM consultants or BIM service providers.

BIM is touted as the future of construction and companies are blindly following the trend of BIM adoption and implementation. However, BIM adoption is not as easy as it sounds, and not strategizing BIM adoption can lead to projects going downhill. There can be several initial drawbacks when you make this switch, and dealing with these initial glitches with head firmly placed on the shoulders is important.

Building information modeling is no more the wonder word that the construction industry raved about. Today BIM has become vernacular of professionals working on building design and construction projects for large buildings and complex structures. The question that construction firms are asking is not about whether to implement BIM or not, now it is all about how it will be executed.

Using BIM contractors can easily reduce the amount of waste produced on site. This also has a positive impact on the accrued costs of a construction process. BIM adoption and expertise will help you not to just survive but to thrive in these competitive landscapes.

Revit for BIM thus helps in banking valuable time and further enables smaller firms to expand their business offerings, which precisely answers their budgetary concerns on adopting the 3D modeling platform.

The Future BIM for infrastructure looks really bright in coming years, and personally are equipping ourselves to adopt common robust methodologies that provide both productivity for companies and also for those sustainable outcomes for infrastructure client organization and their clients, the public, as well.

Qatar needs to address the issue of sustainability degree and cost-effectiveness along with smart city ambition. Qatar's environmental record has been improving over the past several years, but it is still among the top consumers of productive land and water, states a new report from the World Wildlife Fund. With Its 2030 vision and its baby steps towards advanced infrastructure, the concern still remains of sustainability.