3D BIM model

Our BIM modeling process includes the following steps:

1. Information gathering: Collect all necessary information about the project, including technical drawings, specifications, design requirements, work environment, and other constraints.

2. Goal and requirement determination: Identify the specific goals and requirements of the project, including the elements to be included in the BIM model, data structure, color and material standards, and interaction requirements between elements.

3. Analysis and planning: Analyze the project requirements and plan to implement the BIM modeling. Identify necessary tasks, resources, time, and budget.

4. Database creation: Build the BIM database by inputting information from various sources and organizing them into a usable data structure for the BIM model.

5. Architectural modeling: Begin creating the architectural model using BIM design software such as Revit, ArchiCAD, or AutoCAD Architecture. Create floors, walls, doors, windows, and other architectural elements.

6. Add other elements: Continue adding other elements such as electrical systems, water supply and drainage systems, HVAC systems, and other elements to the model.

7. Construct scene model: Create a scene model by adding environmental elements such as vegetation, pathways, lighting fixtures, and other elements to create a realistic image of the project.

8. Testing and adjustment: Test the model to ensure that it meets the project requirements and make necessary adjustments if needed.

9. Model export: Export the 3D BIM model to formats such as IFC, DWG, or other formats suitable for the project requirements and stakeholders.

10. Use and management: Use the BIM model in the construction process and project management, and maintain updated information to ensure the integrity of the model.