BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a software-based process utilizing intelligent Model elements. This process optimizes Design, Construction and Maintenance of facilities. BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a Software enabled process that has been transforming the Building Industry across the world. BIM encompasses the entire lifecycle of a construction project. Why has it become such a buzzword? Why is being increasingly adopted by all stakeholders in a Construction Project? It is obvious that BIM offers substantial benefits to all the stakeholders in a project.
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What is Employer’s Information Requirements?
by bimsrv | Last updated Nov 20, 2024 | BIM, BIM Management
Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) should be the essential starting point of a BIM Project. Employer’s Information Requirements defines Employers or Project Owners expectations from BIM. This forms the basis of development of a BIM Execution Plan
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Should Architectural Practices switch over to Revit?
by bimsrv | Last updated Dec 24, 2024 | Revit
Revit is a Building Design software that helps you in Design and Drafting of a facility. It has features that helps Architecture, Engineering and Construction professionals to Design, Analyze, Visualize and produce Drawings for all stages of Design, from Concept to Construction.
Why architectural practices are switching over to bim?
by bimsrv | Last updated Aug 20, 2024 | BIM, Revit
Architects are switching over to BIM for multiple readsons. These include, gaining a competitive advantage, delivering higher quality projects and Market demands
The Benefits of BIM and Why Revit Matters
by bimsrv | Last updated Mar 14, 2024 | Revit, Revit Tips
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