Expertise BIM

What Is a BIM Execution Plan? A BIM Execution Plan (BEP) is a reference document that defines the organizational, production, information exchange, and coordination rules to be followed by the different stakeholders involved in a BIM project. It translates the project's BIM objectives into practical working methods. In particular, it defines who produces which information, according to which rules, using which tools, and following which validation processes. The BIM Execution

BIM collaborative working enables the different stakeholders involved in a construction project to work with structured, shared, and regularly updated information. Architects, engineering firms, contractors, BIM Managers, and clients must be able to produce, exchange, review, and coordinate their data throughout the project. However, using Revit or uploading models to a collaborative platform is not enough to establish a truly collaborative BIM approach. Effective collaborati

In a BIM project, not all Revit models are intended to contain the same level of information or accuracy. Depending on the project phase and the defined BIM objectives, model elements can progressively evolve from a conceptual representation to a much more detailed and documented model. This is where the concept of LOD (Level of Development) comes into play. LOD defines the expected level of development of elements within a BIM model and establishes the amount and reliability