The implementation of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for heritage building

Historic Building Information Modeling, often known as HBIM, has gained widespread acceptance and is increasingly being used in countries all over the world. However, the adoption of HBIM within the Malaysian construction industry is relatively low and slow because it requires new skill sets such as expertise in 3D modelling, awareness of the approach, a significant amount of collaboration, and it forces industry players to relate to each other in a different way. Although it is not always a simple transition, the setting is incredibly provided benefits to the construction industry. Due to the limited number of buildings that comprise our cultural history, it is important that we preserve what we have. Lack of expertise, loss of information, insufficient documentation, poor maintenance, lack of technological adaption, and the accuracy of reports are among the common challenges that the construction industry is currently dealing with. In this study, there will be a review to the characteristics of Heritage Building Information Modelling, HBIM based on previous research, and focus on its benefits, methods, tools, and problems and the strategies in implementing this software.