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BIM methodology and technology

We manage your construction projects and implement BIM methodology and technology to optimize your processes at every stage of the project lifecycle.

What is BIM methodology and technology?

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is an innovative way to manage construction projects. It uses digital tools and collaborative technology to optimize the entire building lifecycle—from design and planning to construction and infrastructure management.

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Phases where we apply the BIM methodology throughout a project’s lifecycle

Project initiation management

In this phase, we assess the project’s profitability and feasibility based on delivery deadlines, workload, and technical aspects involved in executing a project under the BIM methodology.

Preliminary study

Before starting any construction project, it’s crucial to conduct a feasibility study. This involves understanding the client’s requirements, evaluating the project’s viability, and performing a detailed site analysis.

Preliminary design

The preliminary design phase takes place before detailed design and construction. It includes an early evaluation of the project and initial planning to identify potential risks and opportunities.

Basic project

At this stage, the project’s general characteristics and performance requirements are defined. This documentation is sufficient to request building permits and other administrative authorizations, but not to start construction.

Design phase

During this stage, we develop the detailed design of the project based on BIM models, drawings, calculations, and construction details. We define the materials, methods, and forms to be used, and estimate the final project cost based on measurable quantities.

Construction phase

This is one of the most critical stages of any project. The design is updated and executed on-site to bring the vision to life. It’s essential to ensure that plans and specifications are followed, and that the right materials and techniques are used.

BIM standardization

Standardization in BIM methodology and technology is key to ensuring interoperability and consistent data management across engineering and construction projects, including those developed under public procurement frameworks. Standards define how data, processes, and information are structured and exchanged between participants, software applications, and systems.

We apply IFC formats

A globally recognized open format that ensures data consistency, lossless information exchange, and interoperability across different software platforms.

Open BIM

An open and collaborative workflow for designing, constructing, and operating buildings and infrastructure based on universal standards and transparent data exchange.

Fields and industries where we implement our BIM methodology and technology

Construction industry

BIM improves project planning and coordination, reducing costs and construction time. 3D visualization and clash detection help avoid costly on-site errors. Integrating IoT and AI with BIM enhances facility management and asset performance through the creation of digital twins.

Architecture

BIM methodology in architecture enables the creation of accurate digital models that promote collaboration and informed decision-making. Augmented reality (AR) combined with BIM allows real-time project visualization and interaction. 4D and 5D simulations help architects evaluate design alternatives, timelines, and cost impacts.

Public contracting

Government adoption of BIM improves coordination, efficiency, and transparency in public infrastructure projects. Cloud-based collaboration allows contractors in different locations to work seamlessly and enhance communication and coordination.

Civil engineering

BIM facilitates better planning and design of infrastructure, improving safety and long-term performance. In transportation projects, BIM enhances system efficiency and capacity of transportation systems. Integrating IoT and AI enables smarter infrastructure monitoring and maintenance also allowing for better decision making..

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How we apply BIM methodology and technology

Evaluating building information and performance

BIM provides a framework to assess a project’s future performance in terms of functionality and feasibility. This helps construction professionals make data-driven decisions and anticipate potential issues.

Simulation and modeling

BIM allows for simulations by creating digital representations of designs. This helps identify possible conflicts between different elements of the building or infrastructure before construction begins, reducing errors and costs.

Enhanced data management

With BIM, project data is collected, organized, and analyzed throughout design, construction, and operation phases, leading to more effective decision-making.

Greater visibility and sustainable options

BIM offers comprehensive visibility of the project, supporting sustainable choices, improved collaboration, and cost savings.

Existing data standardization

BIM standardizes existing data on the construction of a work. This allows for better collaboration between project teams and greater efficiency.

We’re prepared to manage and optimize your BIM methodology-based projects!

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Frequently asked questions

BIM integrates with technologies such as augmented reality (AR) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to further enhance efficiency and productivity. For example, AR can overlay digital models in a physical space, allowing architects, engineers, and contractors to visualize and interact with the project in real time. IoT can be integrated with BIM to provide real-time data on building performance, energy consumption, and maintenance needs, improving facility management and optimizing the operation of buildings and infrastructure.
Data management and interoperability are vital for successful BIM implementation. This includes consistent information structuring, standardized file naming, and data formats, as well as protocols for data exchange and version control. Interoperability ensures that different software platforms can communicate smoothly, supporting long-term asset management.
A good starting point is understanding the BIM methodology definition and how it applies to real-world projects. There are numerous online courses, educational programs, and technical manuals available to deepen your knowledge of BIM. Staying updated on the latest trends and continuously developing BIM skills are key to using the technology effectively in the construction industry.
The BIM Execution Plan (BEP) defines the internal rules, standards, and coordination processes for BIM projects. The BEP establishes the expectations of all team members, which ensures that the project develops efficiently and effectively. Additionally, the BEP provides a framework for project data management and establishes protocols for collaboration and interoperability between different agents.