In 2025, professionals around the world used Solibri to turn model quality into measurable impact – long before construction began.
Behind that impact are teams, workflows, and everyday project decisions. Now we want to hear your story – and the impact you and your team helped create.
At the end of 2025, we shared a global look back at BIM quality. Across projects worldwide, teams used Solibri to check models at scale, review 53 billion components, and resolve issues long before they reached the construction site.
That work helped prevent rework, reduce coordination friction, and create confidence in model data. On their own, these are impressive numbers. Their real value lies in what they prevented.
Every issue caught early is a coordination problem not raised on site. Every unvalidated component is a potential clash, clearance, or data issue unsolved before it becomes rework. Every hour spent validating models upstream protects days—or weeks—of downstream effort.
At a global scale, this collective focus on quality helped:
When you look at a “Year in BIM Quality” metrics, it’s easy to focus on scale: counts, percentages, trends. In practice, those numbers represent very concrete outcomes on real projects.
Rework remains one of the largest cost drivers in construction. Hidden coordination issues, misaligned models, and unclear responsibilities often surface late—when fixes are most expensive. The same applies to communication. Misunderstandings between disciplines, unclear model data, or inconsistent validation rarely appear as individual cost items. But when accumulated across projects, they represent billions in hidden costs for the industry.
What Solibri users did differently in 2025 was address these risks where they are cheapest to resolve: in the model.
At scale, those decisions add up to significant savings in time, cost, and risk. On project level, they change how teams work every day.
Behind the global metrics are projects where BIM quality translated into tangible results. Across customer stories, the same patterns appear again and again:
Every Solibri project contributes to the industry-wide impact reflected in the 2025 numbers – but each project contributes in its own way. These improvements don't always show up as a single line item. But across projects, regions, and disciplines, they add up to meaningful impact for the industry as a whole.
