The adoption of BIM by the various professionals in the vast field of architecture and construction is only just beginning. BIM is integrated to varying degrees depending on whether one is dealing with architects, engineers, project managers, construction companies, or other trades within the building and public works sector, but it is already a field of research and a subject of teaching. In this context, we will explore the latest advances in BIM within engineering schools, universities, and companies concerned with research findings. Among those who will be present are the architect comparing their sketch to BIM, the engineer seeking to determine the appropriate system design methodology, the asset manager keen to apply BIM to building maintenance and operation, the urban planner, using a BIM approach, wishing to create a digital model of a street for their finite element thermal study, the software publishers offering methods and tools to make BIM accessible to construction companies, the computer scientists creating algorithms to model urban extensions, and, of course, all BIM users who want to combine interoperability and responsiveness.