WHAT IS BIM ?
BIM or Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an intelligent and adaptive 3D model-based process that provides insights, the option to plan and see the effect, and tools to architects, engineers, and construction professionals to more efficiently and safely plan, design, engineer, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure throughout the project’s lifecycle, from the drawing board to construction and maintenance.
BIM (Building Information Modeling) involves the creation of parametric, relational, Intelligent, dynamic, and real-time, 3D models instead of 2D perspective drawings. A BIM is based on a digital database, and any change made to this database is reflected throughout the entire drawing or 3D Model. This allows everyone involved in the building lifecycle – architects, engineers, contractors, developers, and building owners – to sync together, allowing them to view the model in different ways and seamlessly share information.
BIM OBJECTIVES
There are many BIM objectives, and they are inherent to the successful implementation and execution of the project :
- Conception, planning, and project management
- Exact setting, available to all actors
- Collaboration of engineers, architects, and companies
- Data centralization
- Relevant information was shared
- Project analysis
- Real-time cost estimation
