BIM WORKFLOW

Project Planning

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• Define the project scope, goals, and objectives.

• Identify the project stakeholders and their roles.

• Establish the project timeline and milestones.

Detailed Design:

• Further develop the BIM models with more detail and accuracy.

• Perform clash detection to identify and resolve any design conflicts among different disciplines.

• Generate construction documentation from the BIM models, including plans, sections, and schedules.

Facility Management:

• Hand over the BIM models and associated data to the facility management team after construction completion.

• Use the BIM models to manage and maintain the facility, including asset tracking, maintenance scheduling, and energy analysis.

• Incorporate data from IoT sensors for real-time monitoring and optimization.

Conceptual Design:

• Develop a high-level BIM model to represent the proposed design.

• Collaborate with architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to refine the design concept.

• Use BIM software tools to generate 3D models, including architectural, structural, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) systems.

Construction and Coordination:

• Utilize the BIM models for quantity takeoff, material estimation, and cost analysis.

• Coordinate and collaborate with subcontractors, suppliers, and construction teams using the BIM models as a common data environment.

• Monitor construction progress against the BIM models and update them as-built.

Integration with Other Technologies:

• Implement interoperability between BIM software and other technologies such as augmented reality (AR) or virtual reality (VR) for enhanced visualization and client engagement.

• Incorporate data from Building Management Systems (BMS) to further enhance building operations and energy efficiency.