What are the benefits of Architectural BIM Services?

by Tejjy Inc CEO

Building Information Modeling enables improved accuracy in construction. To improve design coordination, architectural firms are now migrating from 2D to 3D BIM services.

Take a look at the Architectural BIM benefits:

1. Time and money saving as a result of efficient information collaboration: Architectural BIM services help architects efficiently and successfully organize, manage, and share any digitally created project information in conjunction with 3D modeling software and a Common Data Environment (CDE). With the BIM process, they are able to determine the level of each project member's involvement, as well as the specifics of their roles and duties, and the ideal time for when information is needed throughout the project lifecycle.
BIM's organized approach helps projects run smoothly by ensuring that everyone has access to the information they require. It also lessens the dependency on working from unreliable information or assumptions. The possibility of misinterpretation of poorly coordinated or out-of-date information is subsequently decreased or even eliminated as a result. The job of the architect is also clearly defined due to BIM. While it makes use of digital technology, it emphasizes the value of cooperation, good design from architectural drawings, and communication, making it more crucial than ever for the architect to be able to convey their vision and desired end to the entire team. Through clash detection and document control, BIM technologies decrease some of the conventional administrative burden involved with design coordination, which can free up architects to concentrate on more innovative design solutions.

2. 3D visualization of the project: Down to its most basic components, BIM essentially allows architects to work in a 3D environment while employing reality capture tools like 3D models and point clouds to verify the accuracy of the data. As a result, knowledge is enhanced from the outset of the project, and the design team is given the opportunity to explore their early concepts. Many architects have used 3D models to explain their designs to other stakeholders, but BIM design software transforms these models into virtual ones, giving architects the opportunity to design a building with confidence that the data they are using is extremely accurate.

3. Improving design coordination: It is becoming more and more common for measured survey data to be integrated directly into the BIM process at a very early stage of a project, providing essential knowledge about the existing engineering, fabric, and structure of the building that is undergoing renovation or a more significant change. BIM is used to manage design processes with an endless number of participants that get ever more sophisticated.

4. Reduced project risk: BIM, a method of information exchange, must be used by all project participants. BIM reduces project risk by enabling collaborative working to improve communication and explicitly defining workflows. Moreover, BIM makes it possible to identify and address any errors and issues at preconstruction, saving time and resources.

Get in touch with Tejjy BIM Inc right away to learn more about team-based methodology. To get engineering solutions like 2D floor plan, 3D floor plan, as-built documentation, 2D to 3D floor plan conversion and architectural BIM services, schedule an appointment with the BIM engineers at 202-465-4830 or info@tejjy.com.