Bim Game: Playing to Build the 21st Century

At a time when architectural projects are increasingly being considered internationally, the exchange of information between the various building stakeholders is becoming a major issue. To facilitate this exchange, the B.I.M. Building Information Modeling has been developed in recent years, particularly through the use of a digital mockup enriched with data.

As all these actors are called to work together, it makes sense to train them together, and offer them a tool, the BIM GAME, where they will be able to test processes in common and negotiate at best the BIM shift. Target audiences in training correspond to the future actors of a construction project: architect, design engineer, construction economist, surveyor, operator, etc.

This problem is European and each country has the same question about the best method to adopt to spread this new culture and especially to integrate it into professional practices. This project, funded by Erasmus + and supported by GIP Besançon, is based on numerous follow-ups of projects carried out in the partner countries. This pooling makes it possible to work not only on national scenarios, in relation to local regulations, but also on simulations of international architectural projects, which correspond today to the reality on the ground.