Building Information Modeling
1IFC
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open international standard for data exchange in the construction industry. It enables the interoperable transfer of building data between different BIM software applications, promotes collaboration between those involved in planning and ensures consistent data exchange across different phases of a construction project.
2Visualization
The precise visualization in BIM enables a detailed representation of construction elements and planning aspects, allowing potential collisions to be identified visually. This not only contributes to proactive conflict resolution in the planning phase, but also improves overall coordination and enables efficient communication between those involved in planning.
3Air
By integrating ventilation aspects into the BIM model, architects and engineers can carry out a more precise analysis of air circulation, resulting in more effective ventilation solutions and optimized energy efficiency.
4Collision management
Collision management in BIM deals with the early detection and resolution of potential conflicts between different construction elements or trades as early as the planning phase. Thanks to the digital integration of information and geometries, BIM enables efficient coordination, which leads to a smooth process during the construction phase.