B.Arch graduate confused between architecture and BIM - looking for honest advice
I recently graduated with a B.Arch degree and I’m confused between pursuing a conventional architecture career or moving into BIM. I know Revit at a basic level, but I haven’t used it professionally yet.
I’m also finding it difficult to understand how realistic it is to get into a good architecture firm as a fresher, so I’m considering BIM as another career path.
For architects/BIM professionals who have experience in the field, I’d really appreciate your honest advice
How different is BIM from working in a normal architecture firm? Does BIM require a lot of precision and accuracy, and what other skills or qualities are important? Is it difficult to get into good BIM firms as a fresher?
Would also like to hear your personal experience and what you would choose if you were in my position.