davidjones

One clarification worth adding: BIM isn’t just moving from 2D lines to a 3D model. A 3D DWG can still be plain CAD if objects carry no meaningful data. The “I” is the important part—consistent asset and attribute information that can be exchanged and reused for quantities, coordination, and handover. Holographic displays may change how models are viewed, but adoption will depend more on data standards and clear information requirements than on display technology.

Please don’t treat M6 concrete bolts into the brick face or bay lintel as adequate for an 8-year-old’s dynamic aerial rig. A lintel spanning a bay is normally sized for vertical loads, not repeated lateral/pull-out forces, and brickwork near a bay may not give a reliable anchor. You need a local structural engineer to inspect the wall construction and design the anchorage/load path—possibly a freestanding rig or a properly engineered spreader/beam arrangement. Also check the rig maker’s fixing requirements and your home insurance before installing; this is not a DIY judgement call.