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10 Common IFC Export Mistakes to avoid – part 1
In my career, I have seen many IFC files and witnessed many IFC export mistakes. I was lucky to work with various different projects –
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Exporting IFC from Revit part 2: Top-level IFC entities
Welcome to the next part of the “IFC export from Revit” article series . In the previous, first post I covered the topic of correct
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Tasks of the BIM Coordinator in the project closure phase (part 3)
In the previous two articles about “BIM Coordinator’s Tasks in an Infrastructure Project”, you could read about the role of the BIM Coordinator in the
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Exporting IFC from Archicad
Once, during the work on apartment information sheets on one of the housing projects we’ve been working on at the time, the contractor of the
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Grasshopper for beginners – Vol. 2
Some time ago, I created a post about 10 Grasshopper basics that every user should know – here is a link. It’s fundamental to learn
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BIM and the construction design management – tender
The contractor has to make many decisions in the “design and build” contract, related to his responsibility for both design and construction. One of them
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What is the biggest challenge in BIM? Asking experts
BIM Corner team has written already hundreds of pages about the pros, examples and tutorials on how to succeed in using the BIM processes. However,
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Exporting IFC from Revit part 1: Mapping
Today I will continue our discussion about IFC export. A lot has already been said about it on our blog. As a quick summary –
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How to reduce carbon footprint in AEC industry – the basics
The ongoing climate change has recently become the most important topic in the world. All due to the dramatic deviations from the norm and alarming
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Export a Tekla Structures model to an IFC file
While browsing the blog entries, you have probably noticed how much space we devote to the IFC. You'll find quite a bit of general schema
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Grasshopper useful components
The number of components in grasshopper is enormous. Together with additional packages there are loads of them. On the one hand is a tremendous advantage
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Different roles of the construction design manager
The job needs to be done – how many times have we heard this sentence? It is often spoken in a situation where we do
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IFC Export rules. Part 2: What parameters to export? Dos and Don’ts
You wish to make your weekly IFC export, but every time, you are not sure what parameters to include in it, to satisfy the needs
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Popular BIM Software used in Norway
As a BIM Corner team, we get a lot of questions from our readers regarding work in Norway. Many people ask about the language, ways
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6 easy ways to learn Tekla Structures
You have heard the statement many times that BIM is more than a 3D model. This is of course absolutely true. This concept covers processes,
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Grasshopper Data Tree – Path Mapper is a BADASS
90% of problems in grasshopper come from the wrong manipulation of the Grasshopper data tree. Every week I get many questions regarding this topic, and
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Model driven management. Part 2/2
Access to data by all stakeholders in BIM projects. This is nothing new in file driven projects. However, the main assumption of cooperation based on
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What is design management? Managing design in practice
Let’s imagine that you are the investor’s representative in a contract carried out in the traditional way: design, tender, and then construction. Or that you
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