FEATURES OF USING BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM)
Keywords:
information technologies, building information modeling, digital modelAbstract
Modern trends in the development of the construction industry require solving problems associated with increasing productivity, reducing costs and construction time. At the same time, new construction standards regarding the greening of production and social responsibility of business predetermine the need to introduce innovative technologies that ensure control and savings in the resources used, both during construction and during the operation of the building. In this regard, the effectiveness of using BIM (Building Information Modeling) has been proven as an innovative technology in construction, which allows you to construct complex structures quickly and efficiently.
BIM technologies (Building Information Modeling - information modeling of a construction project) provide effective management of design and construction, which as a result can significantly reduce the project implementation period, simplify the maintenance of the finished facility and extend its service life. Building information modeling is an innovative method of erecting, equipping, maintaining the operation and repair of a building, as well as collecting and comprehensive processing of information about the building during the design and construction process (architectural, technological, economic, etc.).
BIM technologies (Building Information Modeling - information modeling of a construction project) provide effective management of design and construction, which as a result can significantly reduce the project implementation period, simplify the maintenance of the finished facility and extend its service life. Building information modeling is an innovative method of erecting, equipping, maintaining the operation and repair of a building, as well as collecting and comprehensive processing of information about the building during the design and construction process (architectural, technological, economic, etc.).
BIM allows for the development of more accurate virtual models of a building in digital format for the purpose of constructing a facility, including design, construction, and production. BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a process for managing a digital model of a construction project at all stages of construction (design, construction, operation), which ensures the creation of an accurate and reliable multi-component information base for decision making.
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