What exactly does BIM do? Let’s explain it in a simple and easy-to-understand way, don’t be too professional.

Related to housing construction.

From the three basic dimensions of resources, behavior, and delivery of the BIM design process, the specific methods and practical content of the implementation standards of design enterprises are given. BIM (Building Information Modeling) is not simply the integration of digital information, but an application of digital information and a digital method that can be used for design, construction, and management. This approach supports an integrated management environment for construction projects, which can significantly improve efficiency and significantly reduce risks throughout the construction process.

The Director of the Engineering Quality and Safety Supervision Department of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development explained BIM.

The development history of BIM (6 photos)

She said: BIM technology is a data-based tool used in engineering design and construction management. It integrates relevant information of various projects through parametric models. Information is shared and transferred throughout the entire life cycle of project planning, operation and maintenance, allowing engineering and technical personnel to correctly understand and efficiently respond to various building information, providing a platform for the design team and construction operation units, including The construction entities of all parties provide the basis for collaborative work and play an important role in improving production efficiency, saving costs and shortening the construction period!

The full English name of BIM is Building Information Modeling, and the more consistent Chinese translation in China is: Building information model.

Since the domestic "Uniform Standard for Building Information Modeling Application" is still in the preparation stage, the definition of BIM from the US National BIM Standard (NBIMS) is temporarily quoted here. The definition consists of three parts:

1. BIM is a digital expression of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility (construction project);

2. BIM is a shared knowledge resource and a way to share information about this facility for the purpose of the facility A process that provides reliable basis for all decisions in the full life cycle from construction to demolition;

3. At different stages of the project, different stakeholders insert, extract, update and modify information in BIM, Collaborative work to support and reflect their respective responsibilities.