What is BIM

Building Information Modeling or BIM is a process that draws support from various tools, techniques, and technologies to digitally represent a physical space.

The process of generating and managing building data during its life cycle.

Building information modeling describes a working method for networked planning, construction and management of buildings and other structures using software. All relevant building data is digitally modeled, combined, and recorded.

A collaborative process of creating and managing information for a built asset throughout its lifecycle from planning and design to construction and operations.

Building information modeling.

Acronym for Building Information Modelling. It describes the process of designing a building collaboratively using one coherent system of computer models rather than as separate sets of drawings.

Building Information Model or Building Information Modeling.

Building information modeling.

Building information modeling is a process about the whole lifecycle of a building, from project, to construction, maintenance, management and dismantlement. BIM is based on the realization of the 3-D models, where the digital elements are constructive objects (walls, floors, windows, etc.) uploaded from predefined parametrized libraries. The objects relate to a database with the design information that allow structural, energetic, economic, timing, computing. BIM involves the architectural, civil engineering, and plant aspects, and it favors the interoperability between professionals that work on the same model. BIM rises for new building design, but its application to historic architectures (the so called HBIM) presents numerous matters, because it is difficult to reconcile the unique character of historical architecture made with artisan procedures, with parametric 3D objects from standardized libraries and typed databases; interesting solutions rises from the integration of BIM procedures with Visual Programming Language.

Building Information Modeling is a shared knowledge resource using digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a building to control all of its life.

Integrated process for information modeling and information management on a construction project or an existing building throughout its life cycle.

Building Information Model/Modelling/Management.

BIM or building information modelling is a process for creating and managing information on a construction project across the project lifecycle.

Building Information Modelling is a method of procuring a construction project through the use of a common model, or a visualised database.

Building information modelling.

Building Information Modeling is a process about the whole life-cycle of a building, from project, to construction, maintenance, management and dismantlement. BIM is based on the realization of the 3-D models, where the digital elements are constructive objects (walls, floors, windows, etc.) uploaded from predefined parametrized libraries. The objects relate to a database with the design information that allow structural, energetic, economic, timing, computing. BIM involves the architectural, civil engineering, and plant aspects, and it favors the interoperability between professionals that work on the same model. BIM rises for new building design, but its application to historic architectures (the so called HBIM) presents numerous matters, because it is difficult to reconcile the unique character of historical architecture made with artisan procedures, with parametric 3D objects from standardized libraries and typed databases.

Building Information Modelling, A digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility.