The global construction industry is undergoing one of the most significant technological transitions in its history, and this shift is being strongly shaped by the rise of digital workflows and integrated project intelligence. At the center of this monumental transformation is the Building Information Modelling Market Forecasts, which outlines how BIM is rapidly evolving from an optional tool to an essential foundation for design, construction, and lifecycle management. As governments, private builders, infrastructure agencies, and corporations around the world demand more efficiency, sustainability, safety, and precision, the adoption of BIM continues to accelerate dramatically.

Market Research Future (MRFR) projects that the BIM market—valued at USD 10.1 billion in 2024—is expected to reach USD 11.55 billion in 2025, eventually skyrocketing to USD 44.02 billion by 2035, at a powerful CAGR of 14.32%. These long-term forecasts highlight an unprecedented digital shift across the construction value chain. BIM is no longer simply a modeling tool; it has transformed into a complete collaborative ecosystem that integrates technologies such as digital twins, IoT, AI, cloud computing, AR/VR, and smart asset management.

The market’s forward momentum is driven by multiple forces: regulatory mandates, rapid urbanization, rising project complexities, sustainability demands, and the global shift toward smart infrastructure. The Building Information Modelling Market Forecasts reflect how technological, environmental, and operational pressures are collectively shaping the future of digital construction.

1. Global BIM Adoption Forecast: A Permanent Shift Toward Digital Construction

The BIM market is experiencing a global expansion that shows no signs of slowing. Multiple regions including North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East have witnessed substantial growth in BIM penetration, especially in government projects.

By 2035, MRFR forecasts that:

• Over 90% of major infrastructure projects globally will mandate BIM

• Countries adopting national BIM standards will double

• Private-sector BIM adoption will surpass public-sector usage due to competitive pressures

This forecast reflects a fundamental industry-wide transition: construction is no longer tolerating inefficiency or uncertainty. Digital excellence is becoming the standard expectation.