Building information Modeling
What We Do
Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) captures all building elements and components in a virtual model. The value of this process extends from the initial design concept through the entire life of the building. In the early stages, end users and owners can visualize the project through detailed models and renderings. During construction, BIM helps identify errors and clashes before work begins. Its usefulness continues beyond the design and build stages, as the model contains valuable information about materials, systems, and structural design.
The use of BIM continues to grow and gain traction across the industry.
Clear Visualization
Allows owners and end-users to visual the building early via virtual models and renderings.
Error Prevention
Identifies errors and clashes in the design before costly physical construction begins.
Comprehensive Digital Data
Creates a virtual model containing information on all materials used and structural design.
Lifetime Facility Management
Provides a rich database that is useful for the entire life of the building after construction.
Optimized Project Flow
Captures all components in one virtual source, ensuring consistency from initial design concept to completion.
SOLUTIOns
WHAT TO EXPECT
Clear Visualization
Allows owners and end-users to visual the building early via virtual models and renderings.
Error Prevention
Identifies errors and clashes in the design before costly physical construction begins.
Comprehensive Digital Data
Creates a virtual model containing information on all materials used and structural design.
Lifetime Facility Management
Provides a rich database that is useful for the entire life of the building after construction.
Optimized Project Flow
Captures all components in one virtual source, ensuring consistency from initial design concept to completion.
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