An introduction to BIM

The Building Information Modeling, acronym: BIM, indicates a process through which it is possible to optimize the planning, construction and management of buildings.

NIBS (National Institutes of Building Science) defines BIM as the “digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of an object” and in a more specific meaning of a building or infrastructural.

BIM is therefore not a product or a software application, but it is an operative methodology of planning, design, implementation and maintenance, made possible through the realization of a three-dimensional dynamic informative model, inside which all the graphic information is included documents concerning each individual element.

BIM for Construction Management: A Digital Revolution for the Construction Industry

Building Information Modeling (BIM) represents a true digital revolution for the construction industry, offering an integrated approach to the design, construction, and management of works. In this context, the application of BIM to Construction Management plays a key role, promoting the optimization of the construction process in terms of efficiency, quality, safety, and sustainability.

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