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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a process that encourages collaborative working between all the disciplines involved in design, construction, maintenance and use of buildings. All parties share the same information simultaneously, in the same format.
An EU BIM Task Group Handbook2 refers to ISO3 for a consistent description of BIM as: “A process or method of managing information related to facilities and projects to coordinate multiple inputs and outputs, using shared digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of any built object, including
BIM enables design and construction teams to use their technology investment to do much more. The BIM process supports creation and management of information across the lifecycle of an AEC project by federating all multi-disciplinary design and construction documentation into a common dataset.
- Level 0 BIM
- Level 1 BIM
- Level 2 BIM
- Level 3 BIM
In its simplest form, level 0 effectively means no collaboration. 2D CAD drafting only is utilised, mainly for Production Information (RIBA Plan of Work 2013 stage 4). Output and distribution is via paper or electronic prints, or a mixture of both. The majority of the industry is already well ahead of this now (source: NBS National BIM Report 2017)...
This typically comprises a mixture of 3D CAD for concept work, and 2D for drafting of statutory approval documentation and Production Information. CAD standards are managed to BS 1192:2007, and electronic sharing of data is carried out from a common data environment (CDE), often managed by the contractor. To achieve Level 1 BIM, the Scottish Future...
Level 2 BIM is distinguished by collaborative working, and requires "an information exchange process which is specific to that project and coordinated between various systems and project participants" (Source: Scottish Futures Trust). Any CAD software that each party uses must be capable of exporting to one of the common file formats such as IFC (I...
Level 3 has not yet been fully defined, however the vision for this is outlined in the UK Government's Level 3 Strategic Plan.Within this plan, they set out the following 'key measures' to be secured with further funding: 1. The creation of a set of new, international ‘Open Data’ standards which would pave the way for easy sharing of data across th...
What is the difference between ISO 19650 and BIM certification? The ISO 19650 series outlines the principles and requirements in relation to information management using building information modelling (BIM).
Aug 31, 2023 · Unlock the full potential of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with ISO 19650. This guide decodes the symbiotic relationship for BIM Managers.
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Sep 9, 2024 · Building information modeling (BIM) is a digital platform, visualization tool, and most importantly, a way of working in the AECO (architecture, engineering, construction, and operations) industry that translates the unpredictable and dynamic work of design and building into data, and organizes it.
