BIM Management

BIM management is the process of overseeing and coordinating the creation, organisation, and use of digital models and data throughout a construction project.

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BIM management is important so that the BIM (model design) processes and technologies of different teams are managed and coordinated simultaneously and effectively.

BIM Coordination

BIM coordination offers numerous benefits including improved collaboration, reduced errors, increased efficiency, and better project outcomes.

Automation in AEC

Transforming the AEC industry by designing and developing strategies to automate design and construction processes.

Data management

Effective information management is a crucial component of BIM, enabling construction professionals to collect, organize, analyze, and use data.

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a sophisticated simulation technique that mathematically simulates fluid flow and heat transfer. 

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​Simulations are used to test building behaviour across a range of scenarios, including different occupancy loads, climatic conditions, and technical system settings, to understand building performance in both normal and extreme conditions.

BIM Consultancy and Training

BIM training ensures and increases the team’s competence in the use of BIM, including software and process training. Training can ensure that different parties understand the principles of BIM and use it skillfully.

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Project-based consulting includes advice on project planning, implementation and management. Through consulting, organizations receive input for more effective implementation of BIM.

BIM Modeling

BIM (Building Information Modeling): is the digital modeling of buildings and infrastructure, where the building or facility is created as a 3D model and contains data (materials, dimensions, technical properties, life cycle of the element, etc.).

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A BIM model is not just geometry. It can be said that modeling is the basis of BIM: a smart digital data model that allows visualization and analysis of the object under construction and can be used throughout the entire life cycle of the building - from design to management.

BIM Audit/ Expertise/ Owner Supervision

BIM expertise is the process of verifying the compliance of a digital building information model (BIM) with project requirements, standards and best practices. Expertise is necessary to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the models both before construction and throughout the construction cycle.

Laser Scanning

Laser scanning or terrestrial laser scanning (TLS): is useful for inventorying existing buildings and structures and for creating accurate 3D models in BIM processes.

Scanning is mainly used in two cases: when creating a BIM model from a point cloud and when creating a post-construction model (As-built).

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I the construction sector we also use the term digital twin, in which a physical result (e.g. a built building) is equated with its digital equivalent (digital building model).