Building Information Modeling

Autodesk’s Navisworks is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) project review software that allows AEC industry professionals to review integrated models and data with stakeholders holistically.

There is a misconception that BIM is meant only for large projects with complex geometries. With the right preparation and strategic planning, however, the adoption of BIM can be swift and effective for small firms.

The ‘vs’ Framing Is the Wrong Question A project manager calls and asks for CAD drawings. Your firm runs Revit. You spend two days exporting DWGs, stripping out the model’s intelligence in the process, and delivering flat geometry that the contractor immediately prints and marks up by hand. Meanwhile, a residential architect switches to Revit …

The architectural industry is experiencing a dynamic shift as more and more stakeholders integrate virtual simulation and Building Information Modeling (BIM) into their projects.

Can point cloud modeling technology help your renovation project? The point cloud is particularly beneficial in renovation projects

The introduction of 3D modeling has been a revolution for the architecture industry. However, it has also led to confusion.

According to the current real estate trends in Australia, experts are recommending buyers to be more strategic in their decisions for this year.

Construction and architecture procedures demand effective coordination between multiple project stakeholders. That is where the role of BIM clash detection comes in. It helps to detect contradictions or “clashes” in various models early in the project.

Illuminated railroad station in city Railway infrastructure includes vital assets that serve both social and economic functions. It also serves as a hub for leisure and retail.

Hudson County Courthouse, Jersey City, New Jersey by Tony, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. No changes were made to this image. Courthouse architecture needs to provide security and comfort for workers, and a sense of ease for jurors and witnesses. A functional, accessible space is necessary for everyone involved.