BIM - Building Information Modelling

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that provides AEC professionals with every detail needed to plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure. Although BIM is generally connected with the preconstruction and design stage, it is an added advantage in the life cycle of the project even at the post-construction stage

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BIM is used to make better design decisions, improve building performance, and collaborate more effectively throughout the project lifecycle. We also use BIM to identify and resolve potential conflicts before they occur. Goal is to use BIM to deliver a high-quality project on time and within budget.

Key Learnings:

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RIBA Project Stages,

BIM Execution Plan-BEP,

BIM Uses,

Design Analysis,

Detailing as per LOD,

Collaboration & Coordination with other disciplines,

Clash Detection & Resolution,

4D Simulations,

5D Cost planning,

Quality Control,

Sustainability-Energy modelling,

Understanding of various software & its applications,

Documentation & presentations.

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Roles & Responsibilities:

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• Worked on a live, RIBA-structured capstone project from Strategic definition to Hand over stage. The existing building in HongKong built in 70's was redeveloped into a 21storey mixed-use building comprising of office and service apartments.