Inform project planning by combining reality capture and real-world data to generate context models of the existing built and natural environment.
What is the process of BIM?
Inform project planning by combining reality capture and real-world data to generate context models of the existing built and natural environment.
During this phase, conceptual design, analysis, detailing and documentation are performed. The preconstruction process begins using BIM data to inform scheduling and logistics.
During this phase, fabrication begins using BIM specifications. Project construction logistics are shared with trades and contractors to ensure optimum timing and efficiency.
BIM data carries over to operations and maintenance of finished assets. BIM data can also be used down the road for cost-effective renovation or efficient deconstruction.
A guide to your first BIM Project
Learn how BIM (building information modeling) workflows automate the ordinary and can help you unlock new levels of creativity.
Enhance planning, design and delivery of more scalable and sustainable civil infrastructure with a full range of tools.
Visually explore project constructability, manage your project cost more effectively and better predict project outcomes.
Improve the efficiency of clash coordination with the new Clash by quickly grouping and reviewing clashes, as well as creating viewpoints with one simple click.
iConstruct is a powerful, scalable and integrated solution for AWP creation that can be utilised on a large Oil and Gas project.
Automate and schedule frequently used iConstruct and Navisworks® routines, multi-step or repetitive tasks using BIMflow. Save time, money and resources.
Enhance the data management with various tools like Data Links, Colour Code, ReConstruct, etc. All these work together in the creation of a consistent and serviceable model.
Export your model from Autodesk® Navisworks® to IFC, DWG or BCF making it interoperable with other leading CAD software and viewers.
According to the NBS National BIM Report 2019, ‘almost two thirds of those who have adopted BIM feel that they have done so successfully.’ To learn more, we’ve conducted a detailed analysis on how our customers are using BIM workflows to achieve their business objectives, by reviewing more than 500 projects recently submitted to the AEC Excellence Awards.
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