An Overview of Using Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Construction Management
Ja’far A. Aldibat Albtoosh, Haron Ahmad Tarmizi, Mohammed A.KA. Al-Btoush
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Ja’far A. Aldibat Albtoosh, Haron Ahmad Tarmizi, Mohammed A.KA. Al-Btoush
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Building information modeling (BIM) is one of the most impressive recent developments in the architecture, \nengineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Using BIM technology, gives you a 3 D virtual model of a building digitally constructed. This operation called a building information model, can be used for planning, design, construction, and operation of the project. It (AEC) parts to have a clear sight for any potential design. In this paper, we present an over view for BIM, case studies \nfor researchers. The findings of this study concluded that there’s a great benefits provided by using BIM, and this usage will be reflected on the time and the cost of the projects.
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Building information modeling (BIM) is one of the most impressive recent developments in the architecture, \nengineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Using BIM technology, gives you a 3 D virtual model of a building digitally constructed. This operation called a building information model, can be used for planning, design, construction, and operation of the project. It (AEC) parts to have a clear sight for any potential design. In this paper, we present an over view for BIM, case studies \nfor researchers. The findings of this study concluded that there’s a great benefits provided by using BIM, and this usage will be reflected on the time and the cost of the projects.
Key concepts: Building information modeling, Construction engineering, Architecture, Construction industry, Engineering, Information model, Building design, Construction management