BIM Implementation
BIM Implementation Process
CADScope provides a complete BIM Implementation Process for our clients in the UK and overseas. The process refers to all parties involved in building assets' construction and lifecycle management, working collaboratively and sharing data. However, the true power of BIM lives in the “I” (information). All the information gathered— from conception to completion— isn’t just stored; it’s actionable.
The data can be used to improve accuracy, express design intent from the office to the field, improve knowledge transfer from stakeholder to stakeholder, reduce change orders and field coordination problems, and provide insight into existing buildings for renovation projects later on.
This information in a BIM model is shared through a mutually accessible online space known as a common data environment (CDE), and the data collected is referred to as an 'information model'. Information models can be used at all stages of a building’s life; from inception to operation— and even renovations and renewals.
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Different levels of BIM can be achieved for various types of projects, and with our BIM implementation services, we know exactly how this process works. Each level represents a different set of criteria that demonstrates a particular level of ‘maturity.’ BIM levels start with 0 and go to 4D and 5D, all of which CADScope has achieved for different clients, including 6D BIM.
The purpose of these levels is to gauge how effectively or how much information is being shared and managed throughout the entire process. So, what does each level involve, and how can you identify which level you’re working at? We cover all the levels on our BIM Execution Plan page.
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