Case study of Hatfield Digital Twin City (HDTC) project at the University of Pretoria – a digital twin initiative for urban management

 

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https://www.up.ac.za/news/post_3008856-future-fit-african-cities-up-designs-digital-twin-city-to-improve-metro-management

ministerial speech from South Africa’s Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) outlining South Africa’s Digital Transformation Infrastructure Roadmap.

 

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https://www.dcdt.gov.za/minister-s-speeches/534-south-africa-s-digital-transformation-infrastructure-roadmap.html

Industry press acknowledging the importance of BIM in the construction process and the establishment of a BIM community to push BIM adoption in the QS discipline in South Africa

 

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https://www.asaqs.co.za/news/670693/Building-Information-Modelling-Pioneering-Digital-Construction-in-South-Africa.htm

Case study produced by a private developer. Commercial Development Project in South Africa

 

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Exploring BIM Project Successes in South Africa

Update on the uptake of ISO 19650 in South Africa including information about the national annex

 

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https://www.bimcommunity.africa/post/update-on-iso-19650-as-a-sans-in-june-2023

Excerpt from August 2022 issue of Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa Journal

 

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https://issuu.com/glen.t/docs/imiesa_august_2022/s/16733082

African BIM Report (ABR) 2022 features projects from five African countries and outlines their approaches to BIM and innovation, challenges faced, and strategies for mitigating and achieving success. Experts also shared insights on processes for advancing construction. The survey outcomes identified major and minor shifts in industry awareness, adoption, implementation, and how the African construction industry has fared regarding BIM since the ABR 2020.

The Egyptian Code for Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a set of guidelines and standards developed to govern BIM adoption in Egypt’s construction and infrastructure sectors. It provides a framework for the efficient and standardised use of BIM across the entire project lifecycle, from design to construction and operations.

The Egyptian Code for Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a set of guidelines and standards developed to govern BIM adoption in Egypt’s construction and infrastructure sectors. It provides a framework for the efficient and standardised use of BIM across the entire project lifecycle, from design to construction and operations.

Adoption of BIM remains a challenge for developing countries such as Morocco, where no record about BIM awareness or implementation has been published. This paper aims to fill this gap by using embedded methodological design including literature review, web-based and interview-based surveys, interviews, documents’ scan and archival data.