BIM USES

BIM Model being the digital representation of a building with both physical and functional characteristics of real world building elements, there is something useful for everybody involved in the project. The use of BIM goes beyond design and construction covering the life-cycle of a building by virtue of rich visuals or accurate project information.

Rich visual aspect in all stages

The first and the most obvious feature in Building Information Modeling is the availability of 3Dimensional models enabling everybody to visualize the project as it would be built on-site. Traditionally visualization was restricted only for design and marketing purposes but BIM provides the team with an added value of visualizing the information incorporated into the models in various stages

Accessible to all project stakeholder

BIM work-flows and concepts at its core are developed with the idea of enabling open communication among the project stake holders. Transparent and honest communication enables the team to identify issues and risks early in the process and potentially saving major pitfalls at a later stage.

It is important for everybody involved in a project be it early stages or later, to understand the purpose and life-cycle of the models and their affect on the project.

High accuracy of information

Well coordinated and maintained project information is the most important asset to succeed in any construction project. By incorporating all traditional 2Dimensional drawings and several reference data sets into an unified 3Dimensional BIM Model ensures that the project information is accurate and coordinated at all times.