More and more companies are embracing this new concept.

BIM will become the standard in the building industry.

This model will replace previous CAD technology.

The government and other public organization will sooner or later demand the production of a BIM model in order to win a project, conduct maintenance and environmental studies, or present documentation and results of studies.

Makes a 3D visualization of the project possible as well as a crucial and better analysis of different design options in its early stages.

Automatic generation of project documentation and construction plans.

Promotes and enables making better-informed and more precise decisions in earlier stages of a project.

Early detection of inaccuracies and inconsistencies (clash detection) of the design and between the distinct disciplines.

Improved communication and coordination among the different actors (architects, engineers, construction professionals, subcontractors, facility managers, clients, owners and investors) of a construction project.

Contributes to reduce the conflicts, time and resources dedicated to find and solve errors and inconsistencies before, during and after a project is under way.

Use the resulting BIM model to develop and manage a preventive and predictive maintenance program of the building.

Provides the ability to complete projects more quickly, economically and with less impact on the environment.

A BIM model contributes significantly to reduce cost and waste on each phase of a building life cycle, and in the process, considerably increasing the margin profit of the each organization involved.

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