BIM
BIM (Building Information Modeling): We manage customized projects in an intelligent and integrated way. Through 3D digital models, we coordinate every phase of the construction process, improving efficiency, accuracy, and collaboration among all stakeholders.
Synergistic collaboration and total control with BIM
Building Information Modeling enables the unification and accessibility of all project information, facilitating collaboration among various professionals. Architects, engineers, and estimators can work simultaneously on the BIM model, improving overall project monitoring and drastically reducing errors caused by the information gaps typical of traditional methods.
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MAIN BENEFITS
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Clash Detection
One of the most significant advantages of BIM is clash detection, which is the ability to identify conflicts between design elements—such as between systems and structures—before work begins. This helps avoid costly changes on site, reducing time, waste, and delays through more precise and coordinated design.
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Updated and centralized data
In the traditional construction process, searching for updated data and documents can be time-consuming and prone to errors. BIM, on the other hand, centralizes all information in a single digital informational model, constantly updated and accessible by all stakeholders involved. This drastically reduces scheduling time and makes every operational phase more efficient.
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Simulations and predictive analytics
BIM allows for advanced simulations, such as energy analyses, structural load assessments, or operational flow simulations. These tools enable more informed decisions early in the design phase, improving the sustainability, efficiency, and safety of the final project.
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Simulations and predictive analytics
Even after construction, the BIM model remains a fundamental resource. It contains all the necessary information for managing the building over time, facilitating maintenance tasks, system updates, and scheduling of future activities. In practice, it supports the project throughout its entire lifecycle.
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