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Some information is taken from Assemble Systems (https://assemblesystems.com/)
When it comes to Building Information Modeling (BIM), inputting information into Revit and creating a BIM Execution Plan (BxP) could truly benefit your next project, helping you understand what needs to be done and when.
A BxP is a comprehensive document that helps the project team identify and execute the role BIM plays in the various phases of construction management. A properly built BxP should help keep teams on track by focusing on the important details, not necessarily micro-details, saving teams hours of time. A BxP is also the first step in developing a Digital Twin for your building.
BIM files provide incredibly detailed and information-rich collections of data that can be obtained and collaborated on by owners, contractors, and designers of the project. A BxP provides the following benefits:
Our BIM Manager, Josh Murphy, BPAC, is Schemmer’s very own pro when it comes to implementing BIM and BIM Execution Plans.
In order to make a BxP work, Murphy emphasizes that owners know what information is important. “For owners, their first step is evaluating how they want to maintain record information on the equipment in their building. With Schemmer’s full-service team, we can help owners determine what is necessary and important to move forward. BxPs that ask for everything is not successful. We want to move towards a descriptive plan that emphasizes what is needed and when, so that information can get transferred from one database to another. Data should be stored in the Building Information Model and pushed to other formats such as web applications or mobile devices for ease of access.”
Schemmer utilizes BIM technology in:
in the form of Revit software. We pride ourselves on the use of current technology to enhance our design capabilities, visualize the project design for our clients, and increase efficiency for our staff as they tackle complex projects.
Schemmer not only uses Autodesk software to create construction drawings for projects but also for clash detection. Between Navisworks and Revit, clash bubbles are created to define areas of concern. This workflow helps the design team easily find problem areas and coordinate solutions by anticipating construction hotspots before a shovel ever hits the ground.
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Some information is taken from Assemble Systems (https://assemblesystems.com/)