BIM – DNA
of Future Construction
BIM will really lead to a more
collaborative way of working across the industry and therefore, we with no
doubt can say that it is the DNA of future construction. It helps record all
physical and functional information and characteristics of a building digitally
from the earliest stages through design and construction. It can be used as a
manual for the operational life of a structure. The shared knowledge throughout
by BIM will help decision-making and make all process drastically time
efficient.
BIM, more than a just about software, is about process and changing
mindsets on how to acquire, construct and transfer information from one stage
to the next. As construction industry requires the involvement of many people
in different stages including, designing, building and delivering projects,
there are possibilities to lose information groups of people. Moreover,
starting from scratch to retrieve some pieces of data, it is expensive and time
consuming. BIM really can be a solution to all these problems.
As a vital information model, BIM can be developed continuously, when a
new team takes control of a project. The more extensive information provided by
BIM can help simplify more complex structures. As the information is created
collaboratively, all involved get a head start with no resourcing or
backtracking. BIM can offer a wider scope of digital information at an earlier
stage of development that cannot be possible by traditional plans and two
dimensional drawings. It records and tags everything including spatial
relationships, geographic information, light analysis and quantities and
properties of building components.
The modeling and analysis with the helps of BIM is not only beneficial
to present scheme structures, but it also aids the long term care of a
building. It helps the owners save a lot of time and money, which is very
valuable advantage in construction industry
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