中華民國內政部建築研究所中華民國內政部建築研究所

BIM技術與應用發展日漸受到國內外各政府機關之重視，多數應用BIM的政府單位大多有各自的推動策略與作法，然而其成效是否明確，過去並未有研究進行系統的分析與資料的證明。本計畫經由建立研究架構及分析體系後，針對四個國家(美國、英國、新加坡、中國大陸)及三個都市(紐約市、倫敦市、重慶市)，以及國內的中央政府(行政院公共工程委員會及內政部營建署)及地方政府(臺北市、新北市、桃園市、臺中市)進行應用BIM技術之運作制度、推動政策、推動目標、分工方式及預期成效等項目的資料收集與訪談，並進行特定項目與主要推動策略之比較分析。本計畫具體的研究成果除了各單位BIM推動策略、作法與成效之資料收集與彙整分析外，透過各機關之訪談並參考國外的經驗，提出中央與地方政府層級之推動策略建議，同時初步分析完成國內BIM應用背景及推動路徑圖。期望本研究的具體成果，除能提供各單位於實際推動應用BIM參考外，更可做為日後相關研究之基礎。

The application and development of Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been paid much attention gradually by domestic and foreign government agencies. Most government units have their own strategies and practices to implement BIM; how-ever, there was no systematic analysis and information proving whether the perfor-mance of BIM implementation is valid in the past. After developing a research structure and analysis system, this research project collects the information of oper-ation systems, implementation strategies, implementation goals, ways of labor divi-sion and expected implementation performance for four foreign countries (the Unit-ed States, the United Kindom, Singapore, Mainland China), three cities (New York City, London City, Chongqing City), domestic central government agnecies (Public Construction Commission and Construction and Planning Agency of the Ministry of the Interior) and local governments (Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Taizhong City). The project also carries out interviews and comparison analysis of particular items and major implementation strategies. Concrete research results in-clude the collection, organization and analysis of each unit’s essential information, such as implementation strategies, practices and performance. This project also proposes the implementation strategies and recommendations for the central and lo-cal governments through the interview of agencies and the reference of foreign ex-periences. Lastly, this project preliminarily develops the domestic BIM application background and implementation roadmap. It is expected that the concrete research results can be the reference for government agencies and units for BIM application and implementation in practice, and can also be used as the foundation for relevant research in the future.