The availability of building information modeling (BIM) software on Apple’s macOS platform has been a topic of interest for architecture, engineering, and construction professionals. The phrase refers to the process of acquiring and installing a specific BIM application tailored for use on computers running macOS.
The demand for this capability arises from the increasing prevalence of macOS in professional design environments and the need for seamless integration with existing workflows. Using BIM software on macOS offers benefits such as enhanced visual rendering capabilities, improved user interface experience for some users, and compatibility with other macOS-native design applications. Historically, access to certain BIM solutions on macOS required workarounds like virtual machines or dual-boot systems, presenting complexities for users.