This study to determine the practice of Building Information Modeling in
the construction industry now and in the future. The study also identified the value
added generated Building Information Modeling of the three project cycle, on
project phase, project activities and project performance. In addition, this study
also examines the relationship between the added value of Building Information
Modeling to the success of construction projects according to the respondents.
This study refers to the state of practice journal of Building Information
Modeling in the mechanical construction industry (John et al, 2014). Data was
collected by distributing questionnaires to a construction company in Indonesia.
Obtained from the results of 31 companies of construction with 49 respondents.
The data analysis was conducted using percentage, mean, standard deviation and
multiple linear regression analysis.
The results from this study is that many construction companies that have
implemented a Building Information Modeling at the moment and will continue to
apply in the future by making investments that provide training to the staff of the
company. Besides the added value generated by the Building Information
Modeling on key project activities and project performance indicators have a
significant influence on the success of a construction project.