BIM in the Nordic construction market
Download your free ebook to discover how to digitize your product strategy, meet EU regulations, and win more specifications in one of Europe’s most advanced construction markets.
The Business Advantage of BIM for Manufacturers
The Nordic region, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland, is known for its progressive mindset, collaborative culture, and strong commitment to sustainability. These countries are leaders in climate-conscious construction and pioneers of digital transformation in the built environment.
In the Nordics, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is no longer an emerging trend but an established enabler of smarter, more transparent, and more efficient construction.
This eBook provides a concise overview of the BIM landscape in the Nordic region, including key developments and practical strategies tailored for manufacturers.
Read a concise overview of key BIM initiatives, platforms, and practical strategies tailored for manufacturers looking to strengthen their market position in the increasingly digital Nordic construction industry.
Inside this eBook, you’ll explore topics such as:
- What is BIM and BIM object?
- How BIM drives productivity, sustainability, and quality
- National strategies across the Nordic region
- Key EU directives and upcoming regulations
- Interview with Icons of Denmark
- How to get your products into BIM projects
- A digital marketing playbook for manufacturers in the BIM space
"A BIM model enables us to have a more accurate design process and calculate parameters daylight, energy usage, and environmental impact as well as to select smarter and more sustainable products and materials. In addition, it contributes to a significantly safer construction process."
The Challenge of Data Silos in the construction industry
Although digital processes like BIM are transforming the construction industry, one major hurdle remains: data fragmentation across project phases. Critical information is often lost or siloed as projects move from design to construction, disrupting collaboration and weakening decision-making.
For building product manufacturers, this poses a clear risk. If your product data isn’t structured, interoperable, and BIM-ready, it may never reach the architects and engineers who need it most, resulting in missed opportunities for visibility, specification, and long-term relevance.