Groundbreaking transformations are observed in the age of Industry 4.0 with respect to building industry. Digitization has proven beneficial to the building industry, specifically through Building Information Modeling (BIM). This digital transition applies to all phases and aspects of construction projects. Additive manufacturing through 3D printing is one of the most astonishing technologies, and its development has gone up in recent years. BIM and 3DP are evolving in parallel; integration of these two is not only limited to the ability to exchange information between two software but also concerns the procedural, organizational, and contextual aspects of these systems.
Digital DNA: How BIM Models Transform into 3D Printed Buildings
Bushra Danish
Bushra is a skilled academic and professional in architecture and environmental engineering. She works as a faculty member, researcher, freelance architect, and writer. Bushra earned her Ph.D. from the Poliba, Italy, where she focused on circular economy and life cycle assessments of building materials, comparing practices in Pakistan and Italy. She has a strong educational background, including an M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering and a Postgraduate Diploma in Green Cities for Eco-Efficiency. She also completed specialized training in 3D printing architecture and circularity in the built environment. Throughout her career, Bushra has received several notable scholarships and awards. She has contributed extensively to research in sustainable architecture, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage preservation, with many of her findings published in peer-reviewed journals. Her work highlights innovative and eco-friendly building practices, particularly in the South Asian region.
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