| Summary: | <p>Much of the aim of present epistemology seems to deal with filling the gap between analogue traditional and digital practices, which for a long time have been considered profoundly opposite, with heavy consequences in terms of integrity of knowledge.</p><p>BIM is among the most representative cases in this discussion. Able to integrate and compute several sets of parameters and algorithms, it shows a clear picture of the interdisciplinary opportunities which are connected with by smart use of its devices. It is not by chance that it is expected to be <em>the </em>standard operational format in the fields of Architecture, Engineering, and Design. The quintessence of BIM is in its many <em>dimensions</em>, which are not only digital dimensions, but also dimensions of knowledge.</p><p> </p>
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