Abstract
Collaborative research and innovation project for revitalizing the BIM process
Highlights
Large-scale commercial and institutional construction projects show a Building Information Modelling (BIM) usage rate of more than 50%, BIM is only used in 7 % of all residential projects - as in practice BIM implementation in residential projects is inefficient the market is open for innovative solutions
The online platform is a complementary and an innovative toolset for refurbishment project in building and district retrofit assessments and planning, combining the potential of Building Information Modelling (BIM) by allowing architects and planners work on multiple scales and on multiple buildings with a sufficient number of data and information collected on buildings and districts
Ready2BIM provide a comprehensive software product that comprise a set of tools for building and city modelling, data processing and management and retrofit design planning and the simulation of key metrics from several dimensions
Summary
Large-scale commercial and institutional construction projects show a BIM usage rate of more than 50%, BIM is only used in 7 % of all residential projects - as in practice BIM implementation in residential projects is inefficient the market is open for innovative solutions. This project delivers an innovative software product (Ready2BIM online platform) and related services on building surveying and sustainability assessment for the emerging “digital” reconstruction market. Direct connection to free Web-GIS data is part of the application, by default, allowing to import existing geometric data e.g. building footprints or outlines
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