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Integrating Building Information Modeling (BIM) into Public Construction Policy: A Systems-Based Analysis in the Thai Context

Documentary comparison of the UK, Singapore, EU and Italy through systems and policy-cycle lenses proposes legal mandates, a common data environment, standards and capacity building for Thailand.

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Key findings

  • Three dimensions emerged: efficiency, sustainability and regulatory governance. Enablers were legal mandates, data standards, digital infrastructure and capacity; fragmented voluntary use constrained benefits.
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Why this matters globally

The work connects BIM to digital government and lifecycle governance, treating building data as public infrastructure.

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Thai researcher contribution

A Kasem Bundit University researcher adapted international lessons into a systems proposal for Thai public construction.

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Limitations to consider

No systematic search or quality appraisal, stakeholder interviews, feasibility, cost-benefit or Thai-agency pilot is reported. Foreign success is context-dependent.

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Asian Creative Architecture, Art and Design : ACAADRead the original article

DOI: 10.55003/acaad.2026.283010

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