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Building information modeling (BIM) is a process for creating and managing digital representations of physical assets, like buildings. BIM uses 3D models to integrate data from multiple sources to create a digital twin of an asset. This model can be used throughout the asset's lifecycle, from design to construction, operations, and maintenance. 

 

Benefits of BIM

 

Improved collaboration

BIM allows project teams to share information and collaborate more effectively. 

 

Reduced rework

BIM helps teams identify potential problems before they become issues in the real world. 

 

Better decision making

BIM provides access to relevant information, which helps teams make informed decisions. 

 

Cost savings

BIM helps project managers monitor project costs and avoid delays and miscommunication. 

 

How BIM is used

 

Construction

BIM can be used to plan, design, and build buildings, highways, and bridges. 

 

Operations and maintenance

BIM can be used to manage buildings throughout their life, including operations and maintenance. 

 

Infrastructure

BIM can be used to manage transportation assets, like highways and bridges, throughout their lifecycle. ​​