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System Hierarchy and Clash matrix in BIM Coordination
Detecting and managing clash issues is one of the most common tasks that a BIM Coordinator must perform in his work. When you work on
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File or Model driven BIM management?
In the context of BIM methodology, we most often hear the following terms. Full integration, all platforms connected, one source of truth that all stakeholders
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What you should know before starting a project with Tekla Structures
When we talk about BIM, we mean standards, procedures, processes that are used during design and construction...
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Grasshopper basics you SHOULD know
It’s fundamental to know the basics of any program before starting more advanced scripting. In this article, you will find Grasshopper basics that every user
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VDC and Integrated Concurrent Engineering – ICE sessions in practice – part 1
When I started my first real job after finishing university as a structural designer, I was puzzled by the number of meetings that were going
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How does dRofus work? Solution for Data-Driven Design workflow
During the last year, I was writing a lot about Data-Driven Design and dRofus here, on BIM Corner. I was trying to focus on the
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Creating Revit Template – Checklist
The start of the project is a very special time for the project team. One of the major BIM Coordinator’s tasks early in the start
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Flaws of the BIM coordinator profession
You may have noticed elsewhere on this website that we are trying to write about BIM very seriously. Today, however, I would like to show
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Terms in BIM you should know – update
BIM technology means processes, software, and the information generating many outcomes. Yet, BIM wouldn’t be so effective if it wasn’t for the standardization of these processes.
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15 Rhino TIPS while working with Grasshopper
It’s true that you don’t have to be the Rhino superuser to create a good script. Most Grasshopper users only need Rhino for visualization and
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Metrics in VDC – Achieving your goals – Part 2
Do you know WHY are you working on the project, be it an office building, hospital, or bridge? In order to understand this, we need
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(BIM) Outsourcing or not outsourcing, it is a question?
It is 7pm; it’s already dark outside and you are still in the office. Through the windowpanes, the sky is covered by blankets of dark
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Explaining Information Requirements in ISO 19650
I will begin by repeating the truth told thousands of times within the AEC industry – we are one of the least productive and least
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How status codes help in BIM Coordination
Working as a BIM Coordinator, I often encountered a situation where, during the model control, the number of collision issues exceeded several hundred or even
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Tasks of the BIM Coordinator in the project execution phase (part 2)
You probably know from the first part of the article (http://bimcorner.com/13-tasks-before-creating-bep/) that the BIM project can be divided into three main phases. Project initiation phase,
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Augmented Reality in AEC Industry
Construction Industry has always been one of the least digitalized industries in the world. This is mainly because it is very much dependent on human
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Metrics in VDC, or how do you improve performance? Part 1
How do you know if you are actually improving in what you are doing? Do you do better or worse than for example for one
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ISO 19650 terms explained in this simple way
As if it had been yesterday, I remember this feeling of uncertainty every time I encountered websites with ISO 19650 related terms. Pages full of
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