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There’s a common assumption in architectural education — and honestly, in practice too — that BIM is something you bring in later. You sketch first, you design freely, you explore without constraint. Then, once the concept is locked, you build the model. I used to think that way. I don’t anymore. After working with Revit, BIM 360, and parametric tools like Rhino and Grasshopper across both academic and professional projects, I’ve found that building in BIM from day one doesn’