Shortcut BIM stands for Building Information Modeling. This software extends the traditional technical floor plans to 3D models. This process captures either width, height, and depth. But BIM comprises more aspects then just geometry. It includes information about spatial relationships, light analysis, geographic information or building components. Due to the detailed information, constructers use BIM to design and document buildings and infrastructure design. These models are also utilized to generate the design documentation for construction.
Data can help throughout the project life-cycle. We can describe four stages, where BIM data are important. It is during planning, design, building and operating. We mention designing above and after that, the gathered data also supports building management. It helps to effectively manage energy costs, facilities, and applications in the green building.
Professionals use data across different fields of industry. Mainly in architecture, civil engineering, and construction.
First BIM tools emerged in the early 1970s. Even so, the potential of this process is high. Countries all over the world are now developing specific software. In the near future, this data will play a crucial role in building documentation.
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