Articles on: BIM

With the growing popularity of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in construction and architecture, professionals must continuously upgrade their skills to remain competitive. Donahue Chase, a seasoned AutoCAD user, recognized this need and decided to equip himself with the expertise to stay ahead.

BIM Technicians play a crucial role in creating and managing digital models used in construction and design projects. In this blog, we’ll break down their daily tasks, required skills, software expertise, and career outlook.

A BIM Manager oversees the implementation and execution of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes, ensuring efficiency and accuracy across project teams. This blog explores their key responsibilities, required skills, essential software, salary expectations, and work environment.

A BIM Coordinator is responsible for managing digital construction models, coordinating between project teams, and ensuring BIM standards are met. This blog covers their key responsibilities, essential skills, software proficiency, salary expectations, and work environment.

John began his career in the construction industry performing basic labor tasks, such as cleaning up houses. Eager to advance in his field, he sought out a program that could provide the necessary skills and knowledge for career growth.

In the age of technology, constant changes have become the new norm. This is no new factor for the AEC community, and within these changes, we notice trends. One of the most significant trends is the shift from traditional Computer-Aided Design (CAD) to Building Information Modeling (BIM). As companies strive for greater efficiency, enhanced collaboration, and improved project outcomes, the adoption of BIM is reshaping how projects are designed, managed, and executed. This transition marks a significant shift in the industry, emphasizing the importance of staying ahead with innovative solutions that meet the complex demands of modern construction and design.

Meet our Alumni, Sarah B. , a graduate of the CAD/BIM Certificate Program.

Sustainability, by definition, is the conservation of an ecological balance by avoiding the depletion of natural resources. When applied to architecture, this concept gives rise to sustainable architecture, which is the design of buildings that strive to minimize the negative environmental impact.

At VDCI, we strive to provide students with the highest quality education, and that starts with our instructors. All VDCI instructors are software-certified and practicing professionals. Today, we would like to highlight Michael Wilson, our lead Revit Course developer and instructor.