{"references": ["1.\tAiswarya Sreekumar, D. V. (2022). Sustainable Retrofit for Adaptive Building Reuse\u2013A Facility Management Approach for Highlighting and Cataloguing Deficiencies for Retrofit Decision Making. Noida: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Innovative Research.", "2.\tAmit Moza, V. K. (2022). Evaluating Project Complexity in Construction Sector in India. Journal of Engineering Research and Sciences", "3.\tBasepin. (n.d.). 6 BIM FAILURES. Retrieved from basepin-ebook.", "4.\tBloomberg, M. R. (2012). BIM Guidelines: New York City Department of Design and Construction. New York City, USA", "5.\tBrad Hardin, D. M. (2015). BIM and Construction Management. Canada : Sybex.", "6.\tCIFE Technical Reports. (2007, November 22). Retrieved from http://cife.stanford.edu/Publications/index.html", "7.\tDesigning Buildings. (2020, Sep 09). Retrieved from The construction wiki: https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Lead_times_for_construction", "8.\tDonyavi, S. a. (September, 2009). the Impact of Effective Material Management on Construction Site Performance for Small and Medium Sized. 11-20.", "9.\tEsha Kapoor, S. K. (2022). Cost benefit analysis for rehabilitation of buildings: case of Indian Medical Association, New Delhi. International Journal of Structural Engineering.", "10.\tFazli, A. F. (2014). Appraising effectiveness of building \u0131nformation management (BIM) in project management. Procedia Technology, Vol. 16, pp. 1116-1125."]}

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is gaining traction in the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. BIM refers to the process of creating and using computer-generated n-dimensional (n-D) models to simulate planning, design, construction, and operation. It assists builders, engineers, and architects in imagining what they will construct in a simulated setting and identifying potential issues with design, construction, or operation. Change is a part of all projects, whether it is requested by the client or the contractor, or it is part of the design demand, etc. Any addition, deletion, or modification to the scope of a project that causes delays and adds additional costs to the project is defined as a change. The need to manage change is required so that change management follows proper processes to deal with changes that have the least impact on the project, saving time and money. It is also stated that the earlier the change is identified, the better for the project to stay on track, reduce risk, and save money. Many aspects of traditional change management must be addressed in order to improve change management. Understanding the change, its cause, and how important the change is, as well as whether it is necessary to do change, is required for proper change management.