The unnoticed revolution and BIM technology. New environment of multidisciplinary work in project´s enterprise.
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Abstract
“The unnoticed revolution and technology Building Information Modeling (BIM). New multidisciplinary environments of work in project´s enterprise in Cuba” it is a paper that brings us closer to the surging of a new integrative paradigm that has his origins at the construction's sector. This paper has the following goals: 1) demonstrating how the contributions of the unnoticed revolution and BIM technology are influencing the multidisciplinary development of new work´s environment at the companies of project in Cuba and 2) meaning the importance of the multidisciplinary integration of the design at the new work´s environment based in technology BIM. Besides, it allows us verifying the existent narrow relationship between the new knowledge and practice the activity of the contemporary man. Science-technology-production-society is like a unit relational.
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