by Su Copeland | Jan 28, 2016 | BIM, Leadership
[db_post_title] [db_post_meta][db_feature_image] A key consideration when purchasing BIM software is not only the type of software but also the version. Follow our series of BIM lessons learned, published twice a week. These lessons were gained from our Innovate UK... 
by Su Copeland | Jan 26, 2016 | BIM, Leadership
[db_post_title] [db_post_meta][db_feature_image] BIM has the capacity to benefit a project in multiple ways. Often called “Model uses” these range from cost estimation to clash detection and energy use. You might choose to use BIM for a single model use or you might... 
by Su Copeland | Jan 21, 2016 | BIM, Leadership
[db_post_title] [db_post_meta][db_feature_image] BIM has the possibility of creating efficiencies during the project lifecycle but it needs to be carefully managed. One area where particular attention should be paid is during the design phase, ensuring there is no... 
by Su Copeland | Jan 19, 2016 | BIM, Leadership
[db_post_title] [db_post_meta][db_feature_image] As we’ve already discussed in our last lesson learned, members of a project team will have varying levels of BIM knowledge. Bear this in mind, if using BIM on a project. Make sure each team member understands any... 
by Su Copeland | Jan 19, 2016 | BIM, Cost Management
[db_post_title] [db_post_meta][db_feature_image] Cost management is one of the essential elements for a Building Information Modelling (BIM) project to be considered Level 2. From capital projects to procurement departments and facilities management teams, Local...