Year
2023
No. of pages
246
Target group
Architectural companies, excluding companies with only 1 employee
Key research topics
Building information modelling usage, trends and behaviour
Methodology
Based on 941 successful quantitative telephone interviews in native languages
Country scope
Germany, United Kingdom, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Spain, Italy
Deliverables
Full report in pdf or ppt covering all 8 countries, support from a key account manager in case of questions
Publication frequency
Quarterly
Price
1,850 Euro
What is this report?
This report provides a comprehensive view of the state of adopting BIM the construction industry, specifically among European architects. In the report you will find the current status of BIM usage, prognosis for future adoption, behaviour, needs and requirements and many more insights. This information can help you shape, sharpen or develop your business strategy and provide clear guidance on BIM usage and behaviour of European architects. This research is based on quantitative telephone interviews with 941 registered architects (with 1 or more employees) distributed across the 8 major European markets.
Why do you need this report?
This report will provide key insights into the BIM adaptation among architects. These insights will be particularly valuable for manufacturers and wholesalers targeting this group, as the insights in the report can validate the current BIM strategies or lay the foundations for new strategies to come. Furthermore, understanding architects’ behavior and their adoption of BIMwill facilitate fact-based internal discussions without the need for custom research.
How was the research conducted?
This report is based on 941 successful quantitative telephone interviews with architects, conducted in the native language in Spain, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, the UK, Germany and Poland. The report is based on a representative sample of architects, with companies with less than 1 employee being excluded. This research is conducted quarterly with the reports covering different key marketing topics like media orientation, prefab, sustainability and many more.
What is included in this report?
The primary focus of this research is to provide key insights into BIM adaptation among the architects. It highlights key differences among the 8 European countries covered by this research. The report also includes a detailed view on the turnover and orderbook developments of the architects and background information on their company size, and other relevant information.
USP publishes forecasts for building volumes based on insights gained from the experiences of architects (but also all other stakeholders that are regularly interviewed by USP in the construction business value chain) and 11 other market indicators. Our future building volumes predictions have proven accurate and have stood the test of time.
Key questions answered
What is the current BIM penetration amongst European architects?
How will the adoption rate develop over time?
What are the differences between the countries?
What software is used?
What are drivers and barriers for BIM usage?
What features do architects use?
What building parts are most often specified in BIM?
Table of content
- Key insights and recommendations
- Economical developments and future building volumes forecasts
- BIM
- Cross country comparisons
- Appendix
Frequently asked questions
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Which BIM software is most often used by European architects?
On a European level, Autodesk is most often used.
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What percentage of European architects use BIM
On a European level, 45% of all architects are BIM users.
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What is the biggest barrier for adopting BIM?
The biggest barriers architects mention are a lack of clear benefits, to small projects and to high investments
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Which country has the highest BIM adoption?
Dutch architects use BIM the most, with 76% of all Dutch architects being BIM users.
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