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BIM Interactive Object Based Design BIM is a new way of designing, drawing and producing information for the construction of buildings. BIM means we now deal with data related objects rather than traditional CAD which deals in lines. So when we add a door, it is not a line on a plan, or a non relational rectangle on an elevation, but one object that is related to the plan, elevation and schedule. The intelligence behind BIM opens up the possibilities of how we design, collaborate, and deliver our architecture. Full Collaborative Approach to Design ADG are currently trialling a full collaborative approach to building design and delivery with several contractors, consultants and sub-contractors. Essentially we design all our projects in 3d, and use advancements in software to run clash detection reports, quantity take offs, programme phasing, produce interactive schedules and improve the speed and accuracy of our information release. Our experience shows that these assembled teams work best when all disciplines understand this collaborative approach and are all prepared to engage their detailed design work early. In fact we find the traditional model of work stages limiting, and find it appropriate to mix detail design with concept design from the very onset of the project. What does this mean for our Clients? We design in 3d from day one, so we can show you our vision for your new building earlier. ADG can provide the end users with real time fly throughs akin to gaming technology so everyone understands what they will get and if the design is right. The 3d nature of the design process means we accurately put together every element of the design, avoiding surprises during construction. It has demonstrated that BIM projects result in more accurate costs. The virtual building data can be used for Facilities Management, and the future safe maintenance of the building. You will know what you are going get. |
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