Building
Unlock Your Building's Full Potential with Building
Information Modeling (BIM)
Ready to build smarter, faster and with much better results?
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is your key to entering a new era of construction. Forget the old ways of guesswork and revision; BIM is a transformative, technology-enabled approach designed to give you complete control over every detail of your building project.
BIM for buildings is not just a 3D drawing. It's a smart digital model that stores all the important information about your building. Imagine every wall, column, window, even every pipe and cable, not just lines on a screen, but smart objects with complete data: material type, specifications, cost, even energy performance!
Benefits You'll Get with BIM for Buildings:
1. Accurate Design
You can “see” your building in detail, even walk around in it, long before physical construction begins. This ensures the design meets expectations and minimizes sudden revisions.
2. Early Clash Detection
Our system automatically finds clashes between structural, MEP or architectural elements at an early stage. This means no more costly mistakes or rework at the project site.
3. Optimal Project Schedule (4D BIM)
With 4D BIM, the project schedule can be visualized optimally, ensuring each stage has minimal obstacles and is completed on time.
4. Precise Cost Estimation (5D BIM)
With 5D BIM, material calculations can be accurate and provide tight budget control that will reduce the risk of cost overruns.
5. Effective Collaboration and Communication
The entire team can work on one unified platform, from architects to contractors can easily communicate and coordinate to make the right decisions.
6. Long-term Asset Management
Once built, the BIM model becomes a complete digital representation of your asset. It helps you track components, plan predictive maintenance, and optimize space usage.
Sample Project Building
Point Cloud
Let's see how Scan to BIM generates a detailed point cloud of a building, which not only captures its overall structure, but also facades, openings and interior spaces with high precision. By starting with a highly detailed point cloud, the resulting BIM model can support better coordination throughout the design, renovation and facility management process. This ensures that every aspect of the building is well documented, reducing errors and improving decision-making throughout the project cycle.
3D Model
From the scanned data, BIM enables the creation of detailed 3D models that accurately represent the building-including the structure, layout, and architectural elements both inside and out. These models are not only generated from laser scans, but can also be developed using As-Built Drawings, allowing flexibility depending on the documentation available. Digital buildings are becoming a powerful tool for visualization, design coordination, renovation planning, and facility management.
Perbandingan Geser: Point Cloud vs 3D Modeling
