What is BIM?
Building Information Modeling is the process of creating and managing a data-rich digital model of a building. Beyond 3D geometry, BIM objects carry information — materials, specifications, schedules, costs — making the model a shared source of truth.
How It Works
Designers author discipline models (architectural, structural, MEP) → models are federated and coordinated → clashes are detected and resolved before construction → the model guides construction and is updated to as-built for handover.
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Applications in Construction & AEC
- Design coordination and clash detection
- 4D scheduling and 5D cost linkage
- Progress verification against reality capture
- Prefabrication and quantity take-off
- Facility management and operations
BIM vs. CAD
CAD produces drawings — lines and geometry. BIM produces intelligent models where every element knows what it is, enabling coordination, data extraction, and lifecycle use far beyond drafting.
