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BIM Services

The architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector is undergoing a digital transition, and BIM is its cornerstone. Autodesk, the industry pioneer in BIM, is a partner in realising improved working practises and better results for industry and the built environment. The comprehensive process of creating and managing information for a built object is known as building information modelling (BIM). BIM creates a digital representation of an asset throughout its existence, from planning and design to building and operations, based on an intelligent model and made possible by a cloud platform.


Use of BIM

During the design, construction, and operation phases, BIM is utilised to create and manage data. BIM combines data from various disciplines to produce intricate digital renderings that are controlled in an open cloud environment for real-time collaboration. Using BIM improves decision-making, offers more sustainable solutions, and reduces costs for AEC projects.

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Process of BIM

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PLAN
In order to create context models of the current constructed and natural environments, reality capture and real-world data are combined.


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DESIGN
Conceptual design, analysis, detailing, and documentation are carried out during this phase. Scheduling and logistics are influenced by BIM data when the preconstruction phase gets underway.
THE ADDED ADVANTAGE OF BIM
BUILD
Fabrication using BIM requirements starts during this stage. To achieve the best timing and efficiency, project building logistics are discussed with tradespeople and contractors.

THE ADDED ADVANTAGE OF BIM
OPERATE
Operations and maintenance of finished assets use BIM data. Future cost-effective renovation or efficient deconstruction projects can also make use of BIM data.


Importance of BIM

The UN predicts that there will be 9.7 billion people on the planet by the year 2050. The worldwide AEC industry must seek out smarter, more effective ways to design and build in order to not only meet rising global demand, but also to contribute to the creation of environments that are both smarter and more resilient.

Teams involved in design and construction can work more productively thanks to BIM, which also enables them to record the data they generate during the process for use in operations and maintenance. This is the reason that more countries are requiring BIM.