The article is dedicated to the implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology in the light construction industry. Increasingly complex construction projects and growing demands for their efficiency and economic feasibility make BIM a key tool for optimizing various processes in design and construction. The paper analyzes the successful application of BIM in projects utilizing Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT), such as Watts Grove and Brock Commons Tallwood House. The article highlights the impact of BIM on different stages of the construction project lifecycle, including pre-design and design-engineering planning, contract negotiations and preparation, construction, operation and maintenance, as well as renovation, repair, or demolition. Furthermore, the benefits of using information modeling systems are discussed, emphasizing improvements in project coordination, reduction in task completion time, cost estimation accuracy, and enhanced sustainability of light structures from both ecological and economic perspectives. In conclusion, the article provides recommendations for the successful integration of BIM into the light construction industry.