The shift from CAD to Building Information Modeling (BIM) is more than a technology or process change; it is a cultural change. Implementing BIM allows for a faster, simpler, and smoother transfer of information between architects, engineers and all other people involved in design and execution. Our BIM services streamline our clients’ processes so they can take on bigger and better projects with confidence.
What We Provide
BluEntCAD offers you an easy and efficient migration from CAD to BIM platforms with the assistance of industry experts and recognized BIM consultants. Our innovative approach has unparalleled success in facilitating a smooth and hassle-free transition for our clients.
Companies choose BIM for a variety of reasons. Here are a few solutions we have developed in the past:
Setting up a BIM studio to manage volume surges of drafting and modeling work
Assessing design information and conflict detection
Creating an integrated 3D BIM model for all project disciplines based on the client’s design
Developing quantity take-off reports for all project disciplines based on the BIM system
Establishing a list of material take-off assumptions and identifying design discrepancies or missing information
BIM software training
BIM consulting
The BluEnt Advantage
BluEntCAD has been a leading North American BIM provider for years, always seeking the latest technological innovations to bring to our projects. Here are a few reasons why you should choose our studio:
Extensive Revit experience and high level of customization
Superior quality and standards of projects
Leveraging multiple opportunities with BIM
Parametric family creation and Revit conversion
Seamless communication through our convergence facilities
Knowledge sharing of the best practices followed in the industry
To learn more about our BIM services, please contact us.
Featured Insights
- Building Design for Extreme Cold: The Architecture of Climate Change
- The BIM Revolution in Sustainable Development
- The Future of Real Estate: How the MetaVerse is Reshaping the Industry
- Contractor vs Subcontractor vs Builder: What’s the Difference?
- Mansion vs McMansion: Is There Really a Difference?
- What’s Next for the Canadian Housing Market?