BIM (Building Information Modelling)

What is BIM?

BIM or Building Information Modelling is a work process for tracking the overall lifecycle of the project: from the very beginning through the implementation and operations until the potential termination of it. As regards the type of the project, it can be a building, bridge, road, engineering structure, public utility or any civil engineering building over ground or underground. During the BIM process the most modern CAD and data exchange technologies are applied in the planning, construction, and operating processes, facilitating thereby the model based project planning and project control. The BIM work processes are based on a 3D model built in a virtual environment which refers to the technical content of the building and provides its geometrical and structural image in space.

Why BIM?

The uniform standards, regulations, shared models and information applied in the work processes improve:

• the cooperation between the actors (trades, project management, designers and building contractors),
• the coordination of works,
• the quality of design ,
• planning ability and tracking of the construction processes, and
• planning and monitoring of costs.

Using BIM, the project can be implemented through better planning, in a faster manner, at higher quality and lower cost.

Why CÉH+?

With our professionally prepared staff who have several years of practice, as well as international experience, we can manage the overall BIM process. Our efforts are justified by the success of the block of buildings over 150,000 sq metres area, designed and implemented in the BIM system. Our services which we offer jointly or separately:

• BIM process management
• 3D design and modelling
• design check and collision analysis
• 3D laser scanner survey and modelling – in the following areas: assessment of existing facilities; historical monuments; archaeology; during construction (for back-checking); preparation of as-built plan which can be used for proper operations.
• building construction project management (technical control, cost scheduling)
• planning and management of building operation processes (in terms of engineering and economics)