Building Information Modeling

BIM is a way to see your entire project before any construction begins on your job site. With a BIM digital model, customers can see their building come to life with a detailed physical and function model. A BIM model shows all trades that are involved in the project, not just the precast concrete elements. The collaboration of all trades in this model allows each party to show the value in their element of the project and what will be involved to complete the job.

Augmented and Virtual Reality

Seeing your project and being able to place together multiple trades in a 3D environment creates many opportunities for the owners, designers, and the construction trades involved.

• Visualize Your Project - In-person and at the true scale of the project size. 

• Recognize Improvements - Pick out errors in design prior to construction that would need to be adjusted after.

• Enhancement Alterations - Determine design corrections that better the final project.

• Assure Alignment - Many moving parts in the construction process, here you can assure other trades are able to work together for the design.

Using BIM at this stage of design can be beneficial in multiple ways:

• Confirm design conformity and aesthetic.

• Ensure alignment and fit with other trades involved to eliminate issues once the project starts.

• Improved data management with the higher levels of development (LOD) models ties to the information provided transferring to a content management system (CMS).

• Ability to link to CNC forming for form liners needed within the project.

• Seamless transition from the estimating model that was already created when the project was first developed.