Why BIM is Important for Construction

Muhammad Ehsan ul Haque Ehsan

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is crucial for construction due to its numerous benefits, including:  Improved accuracy: Reduced errors and clashes through detailed modeling. Enhanced collaboration: Better communication and coordination among stakeholders. Increased efficiency: Streamlined workflows and reduced rework. Cost savings: Minimized waste, reduced material costs, and improved budgeting. Better decision-making: Data-driven insights for informed decisions. Improved safety: Identification of potential safety hazards and mitigation. Faster project delivery: Accelerated construction timelines.  BIM's importance lies in its ability to transform the construction industry by:  Digitalizing workflows Improving collaboration Enhancing accuracy

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00:00why is building information modeling important in construction get your

00:07answers building information modeling BIM the information technology supported

00:13working method is gaining increasing importance BIM is being increasingly

00:19employed particularly in the design of building technology and in the process

00:24of maintenance during the operational stage this ensures more efficient

00:29workflows shorter planning and construction times and better

00:34collaboration between all those involved a study presented in June 2019 by

00:41auditors and corporate consultants shows that BIM is demanded in more and more

00:46calls for tender these include in the field of technical building equipment the

00:51implementation planning for construction projects in general the production and

00:57geometric visualization of a virtual building model and the capture of all

01:02the data relevant to a building around half of all construction companies

01:06already have experience of BIM and just under 80 percent intend to apply this

01:12method of working in the next few years if engineering practices architects

01:18construction companies and installers aim to remain in the market in future they

01:24should orchestrate and develop their BIM expertise now the opinion is frequently

01:29heard however that 3d planning is already a BIM integration time is pressing a

01:35planner or an architect will only be able to handle a BIM project successfully by

01:41using structured information management and the developer only by using the

01:46specifications set out in client information requirements through open

01:51standards and specifications for BIM it will be possible in future for a

01:55database encompassing all manufacturers to make planning easier it will

02:00promote standardization and provision of product data in compliance with the

02:05building smart data dictionary on the international characteristic

02:10features server for example the illumination level of an illuminant will be

02:15given an unambiguous international code which each manufacturer will use as

02:20its orientation in this way planners trade workers and operators will have a

02:26unique and traceable documentation and revision system during the operating

02:31stage up to maintenance planning and beyond the lifecycle

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