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Clash detection is one of the most powerful uses of BIM—but for BIM Managers, it can also be one of the most frustrating. Even with tools like Navisworks and Revit, the clash detection workflow is often fragmented, slow, and hard to
In Building Information Modeling (BIM), the power of collaboration lies in the quality of communication—and that starts with how we manage data. For project teams drowning in email threads, outdated files, and untraceable revisions, a Common Data Environment (CDE) for
ArcoVerde is a residential development that proposes a new way of living—fully integrated with nature and community. With 25,000 m² of built area, 7 lots, and 255 housing units, the project prioritizes biodiversity with large green spaces, bringing nature back
In today’s fast-paced construction industry, information is as valuable as bricks and steel. Managing that information with precision, clarity, and consistency is no longer optional — it’s essential. That’s exactly why compliance with the ISO 19650 in Construction is gaining
BIM collaboration is no longer optional—it’s essential. But for many AEC professionals, especially designers and BIM Managers, achieving seamless collaboration still feels out of reach. Disconnected tools, unclear roles, and version chaos continue to compromise quality, slow down decision-making, and
In the digital construction environment, coordination without a clear structure is a recipe for delays, errors, and unnecessary rework. That’s where the BIM Execution Plan comes in—a foundational document that defines how Building Information Modeling is applied across all stages