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How is BIM used in Construction? The Ultimate Guide for Builders & Contractors

This article explores how BIM is being utilized in the construction industry looks at the specific outcomes that can be achieved across the Design, Construction, and Operations of buildings.

Top Alternatives to Autocad - CAD Software for Construction Professionals

Construction professionals use CAD software to create detailed design specifications. While CAD and BIM software belong to distinct categories, most BIM software includes CAD functionalities, but CAD software typically does not possess BIM capabilities.

Top 4 Use Cases of Drone Surveys in Construction

In this article, we look at the uses of drone surveys in construction & civil engineering projects, its benefits, and its integration with Building Information Modeling (BIM).

A Comparison of Scan to BIM Workflows: Photogrammetry or LIDAR?

When it comes to capturing the existing conditions of your assets, the two main approaches that matter are lidar and photogrammetry.

The Benefits of Virtual ICE Sessions for Construction Delivery

Integrated Concurrent Engineering (ICE) sessions offer a structured approach to collaborative project planning and coordination. For contractors, these sessions provide numerous advantages that enhance project management, improve communication, and lead to better outcomes. Here's how ICE sessions can significantly benefit contractors: 1. Improved Collaboration and Communication Cross-Disciplinary Interaction:

Digital Construction Workflows with 3D & 4D BIM

By extending the utility of 3D design models into the construction phase, EPC contractors can better coordinate efforts and expedite the delivery of safer, more sustainable projects.

Bimeco Updates

Based on your feedback, these are the upcoming changes that will be released. Timelines and delivery schedules may be updated.

Common Data Environment (CDE) Protocols for ISO 19650 Compliance

A Common Data Environment (CDE) is pivotal in managing information throughout a project's lifecycle, ensuring that data is shared, stored, and managed effectively. To comply with ISO 19650, contractors must establish comprehensive protocols within the CDE. This article outlines the essential protocols required for compliance. Access and Permissions

Creating BIM Digital Twins for Operations & Facility Management

In this article, we'll explore how a BIM model can be developed into a Digital Twin for Operations and Facility Management (FM), providing real-world insights to its benefits and use-cases.

Ensuring Compliance with ISO 19650 Standards in BIM Projects

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has revolutionized the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries by enhancing collaboration, improving efficiency, and reducing errors. The ISO 19650 standards, an international benchmark for managing information over the whole life cycle of a built asset using BIM, ensure that these benefits are maximized and consistent.