Building Information Modeling (BIM) software represents buildings and structures as a single model instead of multiple drawings. There are two major advantages to this. First, it allows the user(s) to get very detailed information about the model quickly. For example, if a particular wooden floor type in a BIM project includes information about its weight per square meter, then it’s easy to find the total weight of flooring in a building with just a few clicks. Second, any changes to a BIM software model automatically update all associated drawings and calculations. This makes it easy for large teams to work on the same project, and it ensures that all edits show up in every single design. BIM software is handy for complex projects that can involve thousands of drawings and revisions.