How building developers
use BIM profitably
BIM for building developers: Is it worth introducing?
Your professional insights into the real estate industry
What benefits does BIM offer in real estate projects? How do digital twins support building developers? How do real estate professionals make more efficient use of BIM data? The e-book BIM in Practical Use provides answers.
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FAQ: BIM in practical use
The various stakeholders involved in a project can still work with different tools.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a method that offers the real estate sector a great many advantages. A BIM software solution is needed in order to efficiently implement projects. The various stakeholders involved in a project can still work with different tools.
Who works with BIM?
The BIM method digitalizes the construction sector. It is based on a digital building model created from consolidated data and information provided by the various project stakeholders.
In principle, all those involved in a real estate project can work with BIM. Architects, for example, can use BIM software to compare various design ideas or create models. Professional planners can review their models using BIM. Lighting planners can define the ideal location for mounting luminaires and store information on individual products at one central point.
Is BIM also relevant for building developers?
BIM analysis software enables building developers to analyze and compare different BIM models and thus generate advantages for the planning and implementation of their real estate projects. A digital building model enables you to significantly improve aspects such as space efficiency and the carbon footprint of your projects and minimize planning errors.
Selecting a suitable BIM software product
Selecting the right type of BIM software partly depends on which projects need to be implemented with it and who will be working with the software. Infrastructure projects demand different features to office projects, and architects also have different requirements for BIM software than building developers.
In principle, BIM software can portray the areas of modeling, analysis, and project management. Architects, for example, use BIM modeling software to create their models. There is also BIM project management software, which can be used to bring together relevant BIM models on a single project platform. BIM analysis software, in turn, is used to analyze BIM models and is particularly relevant for building developers.
Besides software solutions that are tailored to specific industries, there are also BIM programs that have been developed for use by various target groups. These tools can be used by both architects and building developers.
More important than the software itself, however, is to use the BIM method in a way that creates added value. In addition to intuitive software and transparent data preparation, the quality of the information made available is absolutely essential. The TWINGINE Building Model Analyzer and digital twins create genuine added value for building developers, as TWINGINE is the first BIM analysis software that enables you not only to use the BIM model for single disciplines, but also for a comprehensive analysis.