Design Coordination
Bimfire utilise a series of BIM workflows throughout the design phases in order to improve efficiencies and avoid costly waste and rework. With each time we run these workflows the more efficient the process becomes. Our expertise ensures that information received from Revit, ArchiCAD, Tekla and Bentley is collated to deliver quality, time and cost outcomes.
Bimfire recognises that the cost of any design change to material, function or operation of the facility escalates the cost on an exponential scale. We recommend our clients appoint the BIM Management team as early as concept stage to allow our organisation to invest time and resources to establish a capable team of consultants who are committed to the clients vision of “Full BIM”.
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Technology Workflow
Workflows are project specific and will change accordingly
At Bimfire Pty Ltd, we use a series of BIM workflows throughout the design phases to improve efficiencies and avoid costly waste and rework. We believe that effective BIM design coordination should be a repetitive practice so that each time we run our workflows, the process becomes even more efficient. Experience fuels our process of collecting information from Revit, ArchiCAD, Tekla, and Bentley to collate data and deliver quality, time, and cost outcomes.
What Do Our Coordination Processes Facilitate?
BIM model coordination helps professionals to predict and avoid potential hazards by adjusting certain elements in each process to promote project fluidity. By implementing our BIM workflows thoroughly, we can facilitate collaboration between:
MEP engineering,
Structural engineering, and
Architectural plans.
Why Ask Us for BIM Design Coordination?
We recognise that the cost of any design change to the material, function, or operation of a facility escalates the cost on a significant scale. That’s why we advise our clients to appoint the BIM Management team as early as the concept stage to allow our organisation to invest time and resources into a capable team of consultants who can commit to your vision of “Full BIM”.
Instead of relying on wishful thinking, ensure that your Construction or Infrastructure project is ready and able to account for any possible challenges or changes with our team’s assistance.
