# Bim Corner

> Everything you want to know about Building Information Modeling


## Posts

- [The Ripple Effects of Poor Coordination in Multi-Disciplinary Teams](https://bimcorner.com/the-ripple-effects-of-poor-coordination-in-multi-disciplinary-teams/): I want to talk about something that has bothered me for a long time: - the ripple effects of poor coordination in multi-disciplinary teams, - why often "coordinated" BIM model might be a ticking time bomb, - and how a 20cm mistake in the design phase snowballs into millions $ USD in project losses.
- [IFC Use Cases – 5 Practical Applications (Part 2)](https://bimcorner.com/ifc-use-cases-5-practical-applications-part-2/): Why stop at design? In the first part, we explored how IFC supports design, coordination, and construction preparation. But the real strength of the IFC model becomes even more visible when we look beyond these early stages. IFC is not just about creating and exchanging models – it’s about extending the value of data across the entire lifecycle of infrastructure projects. From construction monitoring to asset management and compliance, IFC continues to play a key role long after design is completed. Below are five additional practical IFC use cases that demonstrate how the model supports execution, validation, and long-term operation. […]
- [Python in AEC. The simplest 6-step learning path to automation](https://bimcorner.com/python-in-aec-6-steps/): Python can be a game changer in AEC. It can help automate repetitive tasks, connect software, process data faster, and build workflows that save hours of manual work. The problem is that many engineers start learning it in a way that feels far removed from their daily work. They study syntax, small exercises, and generic examples, but still do not know how to use Python in BIM workflows, design automation, or engineering tasks. That is why the learning path matters so much. When Python is introduced through real AEC use cases, it becomes much easier to understand both its value […]
- [4 BIM Traps Most Contractors Fall Into (And Our Framework to Fix It)](https://bimcorner.com/4-traps-most-contractors-fall-into-and-our-framework-to-fix-it/): As consultants at BIM Corner, we see the exact same scenario play out dozens of times a year. A mid-sized contractor wants to do BIM right, but instead of a smooth process, the site turns into a chaotic mess of files, uncoordinated models, and frustrated engineers. Here are the four most common pitfalls contractors fall into, and our proven framework for fixing the process once and for all. As consultants at BIM Corner, we see the exact same scenario play out dozens of times a year. [cite: 57] A mid-sized contractor wants to do BIM right, but instead of a […]
- [7 Crucial Things To Start With On A Model-Based Project](https://bimcorner.com/7-crucial-things-to-start-with-on-a-model-based-project/): When I first stepped onto the construction site as a design manager and BIM responsible, I thought IFC files were something only designers worried about. After all, contractors build things, not data models. But reality quickly proved me wrong. The project I currently work on is a design&build contract, which we execute model-based. From tendering to production, and finally as-built documentation, IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) has become the digital backbone of our project. And not because the client told us to use it — but because, without it, our daily work would be harder, and most probably, more expensive. In […]
- [The One BIM Coordination Rule Nobody Ever Told You](https://bimcorner.com/the-one-bim-coordination-rule-nobody-ever-told-you/): You’re in a coordination meeting.  Your federated model is on the big screen, glowing with red, green, and yellow clashes. An hour passes. Then two. The conversation goes in circles, architects debating with engineers, electricians “blaming” plumbers. You click through hundreds of clashes, each one a tiny battle in a war you feel you’re losing.
- [The IFC Data Validation Nightmare That Cost Me Weeks](https://bimcorner.com/the-ifc-data-validation-nightmare-that-cost-me-weeks-and-what-helped/)
- [The IFC Confusion: Why So Many Still Don’t “Get” OpenBIM (and How to Fix It)](https://bimcorner.com/the-ifc-confusion-why-so-many-still-dont-get-openbim-and-how-to-fix-it/): If you coordinate BIM projects in Revit, IFC links have probably been a pain.  I speak with many BIM coordinators and managers who work in Revit. Many deliver openBIM projects where IFC is the standard exchange format. 
- [IFC Use Cases - 5 Practical Applications](https://bimcorner.com/ifc-use-cases-5-practical-applications/)
- [Top 5 OpenBIM struggles according to 10,000 BIM Corner followers](https://bimcorner.com/top-5-openbim-struggles/): If you work with IFC and want an alternative toolset, this is for you. Maybe you’re not thrilled with Revit or Tekla for this task, or you simply want to deliver a clean, tidy, simple IFC without the usual hassle. Maybe you need to edit IFC data, strip what you don’t need, add what you do, and make the file follow your rules—not the software’s. Or you just want a fast quality check to spot missing values, wrong types, or bad levels. That’s where IFC automation in Rhino and Grasshopper comes in. You can tag objects, set properties, run visual QA […]
- [The BIM Role Shuffle: Defining Your Value in Digital Construction](https://bimcorner.com/the-bim-role-shuffle-defining-your-value-in-digital-construction/): What do you actually do?When Women in BIM asked 461 professionals across 47 countries this simple question, the answers revealed something urgent.There is a quiet identity crisis happening across BIM departments worldwide, and it started long before AI entered the conversation. AI doesn’t create this weakness; it exposes it. It will automate work that is rule-based, not judgment-based. To survive and thrive, you must focus on your information foundations, develop critical thinking, and secure your value. Through Women in BIM’s 2024 Global Work Survey, we asked 461 professionals across 47 countries in the AEC industry a simple question: what do […]
- [IDS: Stop Manual Checking - Automate BIM Validation](https://bimcorner.com/ids-stop-manual-checking-automate-bim-validation/): In my previous post about Open BIM, I showed you a requirement table example. We explored how proper IFC properties transform chaotic information exchange into something manageable. But here’s the catch: even when you know what data you need, traditional documentation creates its own problems. Excel spreadsheets and PDF documents fail at what matters most – making sure the right information actually gets delivered correctly. Manual Quality Assurance Nightmare Back then, we manually checked every IFC export against requirements. I still remember spending entire weeks with Solibri, creating data validation rules and clicking through hundreds of issues. Half of them […]
- [IFC Exports from Revit, Done Right: Settings, Mapping, and Less Headaches](https://bimcorner.com/ifc-exports-from-revit-done-right/): If you coordinate BIM projects in Revit, IFC links have probably been a pain.  I speak with many BIM coordinators and managers who work in Revit. Many deliver openBIM projects where IFC is the standard exchange format. 
- [Migration of CAD (DWG) Models to IFC – Step-by-Step Guide](https://bimcorner.com/migration-of-cad-dwg-models-to-ifc-step-by-step-guide/): The IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) format has become the foundation of open BIM because it provides what the classic DWG never guaranteed – neutrality, standardization, and rich information. DWG is a CAD format, primarily focused on geometry and technical drawings. IFC, on the other hand, is a neutral, open ISO standard designed to store both geometry and the full context of information about objects. Why IFC? It can be treated as a common language in projects where multiple disciplines and software tools are involved – IFC is understood by almost all CAD and BIM applications, which makes it a proven […]
- [IFC automation in Rhino & Grasshopper](https://bimcorner.com/ifc-automation-in-rhino-grasshopper/): If you work with IFC and want an alternative toolset, this is for you. Maybe you’re not thrilled with Revit or Tekla for this task, or you simply want to deliver a clean, tidy, simple IFC without the usual hassle. Maybe you need to edit IFC data, strip what you don’t need, add what you do, and make the file follow your rules—not the software’s. Or you just want a fast quality check to spot missing values, wrong types, or bad levels. That’s where IFC automation in Rhino and Grasshopper comes in. You can tag objects, set properties, run visual QA […]
- [Why Contractors Should Care About IFC?](https://bimcorner.com/why-contractors-should-care-about-ifc/): When I first stepped onto the construction site as a design manager and BIM responsible, I thought IFC files were something only designers worried about. After all, contractors build things, not data models. But reality quickly proved me wrong. The project I currently work on is a design&build contract, which we execute model-based. From tendering to production, and finally as-built documentation, IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) has become the digital backbone of our project. And not because the client told us to use it — but because, without it, our daily work would be harder, and most probably, more expensive. In […]
- [IFC Properties Requirements: From Chaos to Structure](https://bimcorner.com/ifc-properties-requirements-from-chaos-to-structure/): When you coordinate models from multiple disciplines, you see it all. Some models are clean and organized. Others? Complete chaos. I’ll never forget federating all models for the New Stavanger University Hospital for the first time. My stomach dropped. Hundreds of different property sets. Properties with identical names that weren’t actually the same. Total mess. Who created this disaster? We all did. But slowly, steadily, we progressed all models into cohesive shape. What gave us direction? IFC properties requirements set out at the very beginning of the project. The Problem: Data Chaos Your BIM models need to be more than […]
- [Linking IFC to Revit 2026](https://bimcorner.com/linking-ifc-to-revit-2026/): If you coordinate BIM projects in Revit, IFC links have probably been a pain.  I speak with many BIM coordinators and managers who work in Revit. Many deliver openBIM projects where IFC is the standard exchange format. 
- [Road Optimization – 30% Cheaper and Design Twice as Fast? How a Computer Found the Best Route](https://bimcorner.com/road-optimization-infraspace/): Imagine being able to redesign a road so that it costs less to build, fits the terrain better, and is more environmentally friendly. Sounds like science fiction? Not anymore! In my master’s thesis, I decided to test how modern tools – including the program Infraspace – handle the optimization of road alignments. The result? Up to 30% savings and some surprising conclusions that may interest every road engineer. Table of Contents Optimizing a road alignment is not just about lowering costs – it’s also about making the best use of available land and minimizing environmental impact. Using Infraspace and computer-based […]
- [10 Steps to Create an In‑House IFC Standard](https://bimcorner.com/10-steps-to-create-an-in%e2%80%91house-ifc-standard/): Implementing consistent modeling rules in the open IFC format is one of the best investments a project team can make. The following article elaborates on ten key issues that are worth paying attention to when creating an internal standard. Each of these should be considered to ensure a robust company IFC guideline. 1. Units of Measurement A uniform system of units is the simplest way to eliminate errors that at the coordination stage are… invisible. Adopt the rule of “SI everywhere.” If a tool operates in millimeters by default, either enforce export in meters or clearly describe in the procedure […]
- [Power BI and BIM: Connecting IFC model with PowerBI using Solibri](https://bimcorner.com/power-bi-and-bim-connecting-ifc-model-with-powerbi-using-solibri/): Data analysis is one of the biggest traits that gives us BIM, yet many professionals struggle to effectively extract and analyze the rich information contained within their models. While Power BI has gained significant traction over the past five years, achieving seamless Power BI and BIM integration remains challenging. However, with the right approach and implementing automations in IFC viewers, you can successfully establish a reliable IFC to Power BI connection and perform meaningful analysis. This guide will walk you through the basics of Power BI and Solibri connection. We are going to import a single model to Power BI, […]
- [4 Ready-to-Use Grasshopper Scripts to Automate Tekla Structures](https://bimcorner.com/4-ready-to-use-grasshopper-scripts-to-automate-tekla-structures/): This practical blog post guides you through creating your first automation scripts in Tekla Structures using Grasshopper. Forget tedious tasks—these scripts are simple, effective, and ready-to-use right away. If you’re new to programming or want to easily automate Tekla Structures, this article is your perfect starting point. Table of Contents Where to Start to Automate Tekla Structures Get the recording and all the materials >> 1. Getting Started 1.1. Installation Don’t worry if you’ve never used Grasshopper or Tekla before! We provide a simple, step-by-step installation video guiding you through downloading and setting up Rhino, Grasshopper, and Tekla Structures. Avoid […]
- [5 steps to become BIM Coordinator](https://bimcorner.com/5-steps-to-become-bim-coordinator/): If you’re a BIM modeler or an engineer wondering whether it’s possible to step into a better-paid, more strategic role…  You’re not alone.
- [Free Grasshopper Tekla Tutorials - Ultimate Workshops List](https://bimcorner.com/free-grasshopper-tekla-tutorials-ultimate-workshops-list/): Welcome to the Free Grasshopper Tekla Tutorials—a series of hands-on workshops designed to elevate your skills in Tekla Structures. Each workshop provides access to downloadable materials, including scripts and presentations, allowing you to apply what you learn directly to your projects. Led by seasoned Tekla experts, these sessions cover a wide range of topics—from reinforcement detailing and steel connections to prefabrication workflows, drawing automation, and custom component creation. Select a workshop and begin transforming your designs now! Table of Contents 1. 5 Easy Steps to Start with Grasshopper Tekla Live Link Begin your journey into parametric design by mastering the […]
- [Unique Identifier Systems for Construction: Preventing Data Loss in BIM Projects](https://bimcorner.com/unique-identifier-systems-for-construction-preventing-data-loss-in-bim-projects/): Imagine this scenario: Your design team has invested hundreds of hours modeling a complex facility, only to discover during construction that equipment specifications and maintenance documentation can’t be properly and effectively linked to physical installations. All that because the unique identifier systems weren’t planned and the contractor cannot easily find what is what and where. The result? Time-consuming seeking for objects and relations, confusion, and project delays. This common challenge highlights why effective unique identifier systems for construction are critical across project stages. In this article, I’ll explore how to implement robust unique identifier systems that prevent data loss in […]
- [Revit Worksets: The Invisible Trap That Can Break BIM Coordination (and How to Avoid It)](https://bimcorner.com/revit-worksets/): Ignoring proper Revit workset management is one of the biggest mistakes a BIM Coordinator can make. I learned this lesson the hard way—and it cost my team weeks of extra work, frustration, and project delays.
- [Are You an OpenBIM Expert?](https://bimcorner.com/quiz-en/): Quizzes are one of the most effective ways to quickly and permanently absorb new knowledge – especially when it comes to a broad topic like openBIM. That’s why we’ve prepared something special just for you: a comprehensive openBIM knowledge test, fully based on the materials we regularly publish on our blog. Find out how much you already know, discover the areas where you can still improve, and most importantly – have fun along the way! Ready for the challenge? The test I’ve prepared for you will let you check how well you really understand open standards. I’ve included a variety […]
- [Grasshopper Basics: Must-Know Glossaries, Components & Templates!](https://bimcorner.com/grasshopper-basics/): If you’re an Engineer or Architect looking to dive into Grasshopper inside Revit, you’re in the right place! Whether you’re completely new to it or just need some solid learning resources, here are five of the best places to get started. Let’s keep it simple and straight to the point! Table of Contents 1. Official Rhino & Grasshopper in Revit Documentation The best place to start is the place where it all started! McNeel invested a lot of money and effort to develop Rhino Inside technology and, more importantly, made sure it’s well-documented. Their official Rhino Inside Revit documentation is […]
- [Use of Artificial Intelligence to analyze data obtained through Clash Matrix in BIM projects](https://bimcorner.com/bim-clash-detection-with-ai/): One of the most important issues in the execution of engineering projects in BIM is the quality control of the models. This control is essential for the final models to satisfy the benefits promoted and established with the use of the BIM methodology. It is necessary to design an appropriate strategy to guarantee the quality of the models. It is also important to monitor the execution of this strategy. The results must also be interpreted appropriately and documented in reports. In a BIM model quality control process, one of the most relevant and present elements are the conflicts between geometric […]
- [How to prevent information loss on construction projects?](https://bimcorner.com/how-to-prevent-information-loss-on-construction-projects/): Have you ever wondered why, despite the exponential growth of digital data in construction project information management, stakeholders’ understanding of that data seems to continuously diminish? The root cause: information silos that fragment information management in construction projects at every stage. This article delves deep into the complexities of information management in construction projects, exploring the systemic challenges that prevent effective knowledge transfer and data continuity. Table of Contents The Data Paradox: Growth vs. Understanding Throughout the lifecycle of construction projects, information management faces a paradoxical challenge: Digital data production increases exponentially Meaningful interpretation of information dramatically decreases Project stakeholders […]
- [How you check Revit model standards in 6 steps](https://bimcorner.com/how-you-check-revit-model-standards-in-6-steps/): Starting a career in BIM coordination can be exciting, but it also comes with challenges. As a BIM coordinator, you must juggle technical skills, organizational strategies, and communication with various teams. Unfortunately, new coordinators often face obstacles that can slow their progress and lead to frustration. In this article, we will dive a bit deeper into five common mistakes made by BIM coordinators and explore solutions to address them effectively. Whether you are just starting or looking to enhance your skills, this guide will provide valuable insights to improve your workflows.  Table of Contents Mistake #1 – Mismanaging Models and Coordinates Perhaps one […]
- [The Impact of AI on Present State of Construction](https://bimcorner.com/the-impact-of-ai-on-present-state-of-construction/): There is no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an important part of our daily lives, and its development is unavoidable. More and more countries and institutions are investing in this technology, using advanced programs and building the infrastructure needed to increase computing power. AI is no longer just an idea for the future – it is a tool that is changing how many industries work. How does it look in construction? Does AI really have a practical use in this field already? When combined with the BIM (Building Information Modeling) method, it opens new possibilities in designing, managing, […]
- [5 Best Resources to Start Learning Grasshopper in Revit](https://bimcorner.com/5-best-resources-to-start-learning-grasshopper-in-revit/): If you’re an Engineer or Architect looking to dive into Grasshopper inside Revit, you’re in the right place! Whether you’re completely new to it or just need some solid learning resources, here are five of the best places to get started. Let’s keep it simple and straight to the point! Table of Contents 1. Official Rhino & Grasshopper in Revit Documentation The best place to start is the place where it all started! McNeel invested a lot of money and effort to develop Rhino Inside technology and, more importantly, made sure it’s well-documented. Their official Rhino Inside Revit documentation is […]
- [Software flow on a drawingless construction project](https://bimcorner.com/software-flow-on-a-drawingless-construction-project/): The idea of building directly using models is steadily on the rise, and more projects are taking this approach. Some time ago, I wrote about what is required from such a process and its benefits and challenges. One of the most important topics that arise is the setup of rigid and smooth processes and software flow. In this entry, I want to focus on the general software setup, using the project I’m involved in, New University Hospital in Stavanger, as an example. What software do we use in each project phase? What is the flow? Answer these and more questions […]
- [Five Common Mistakes New BIM Coordinators Make (And How to Avoid Them)](https://bimcorner.com/five-common-mistakes-new-bim-coordinators-make-and-how-to-avoid-them/): Starting a career in BIM coordination can be exciting, but it also comes with challenges. As a BIM coordinator, you must juggle technical skills, organizational strategies, and communication with various teams. Unfortunately, new coordinators often face obstacles that can slow their progress and lead to frustration. In this article, we will dive a bit deeper into five common mistakes made by BIM coordinators and explore solutions to address them effectively. Whether you are just starting or looking to enhance your skills, this guide will provide valuable insights to improve your workflows.  Table of Contents Mistake #1 – Mismanaging Models and Coordinates Perhaps one […]
- [Back to Basics: What You Need to Know About openBIM in 2025](https://bimcorner.com/openbim-2/): The world of design and construction management is changing at breakneck speed, and one of its central pillars is quickly becoming openBIM. Why is it so crucial? Because open standards and formats finally allow us to “speak the same language,” regardless of which tool or platform we use. Below you’ll find an overview of five key solutions you definitely need to understand if you want to operate smoothly in this space. If you are interested in the topic of open standards, be sure to check out the other articles on our blog dedicated to this subject. Click the link below […]
- [The Engineer's Toolkit: Importing and Visualizing GIS Data in Grasshopper](https://bimcorner.com/importing-gis-data-to-grasshopper/): This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Authors: Agata Firlej and Anna Łukasik. Importing Geographic Information System (GIS) data unlocks new possibilities for designers: it enables them to base models on real-world geographic context, analyze site conditions, and integrate spatial data into parametric design workflows. This functionality proves particularly valuable in urban planning or infrastructure projects. Grasshopper as a powerful visual programming plugin for Rhino 3D allows designers and engineers to create complex 3D models using algorithmic techniques. One useful feature of Grasshopper is the ability to import and visualize GIS data. Information about buildings, roads, terrain, and other […]
- [Digital reinforcement with BVBS on a drawingless construction site](https://bimcorner.com/digital-reinforcement-with-bvbs-on-a-drawingless-construction-site/): In design, we have come a really long way in terms of utilizing BIM. We have detailed models with metadata, conduct multi-disciplinary coordination, use parametric design, automation, and some of you might even be using artificial intelligence. But how do we gather all the essential information from the design process for the construction? And how are these insights used by the engineering staff and construction workers? In this post, we will take a closer look at the flow of information from the designer to the contractor, using the example of digital reinforcement. This post is largely based on a publication […]
- [Object’s unique coding - challenges and how to overcome them?](https://bimcorner.com/objects-unique-coding-challenges-and-how-to-overcome-them/): Raising the digitalisation level requires changes. No change comes without additional hassle and effort. Objects’ unique coding gives many possibilities but also has requirements to fulfil. In my last article, I presented the benefits of lifting your model to a higher level and assigning each object a unique classification code. Today, I want to focus on the flip side – the challenges and why it does not come seamlessly. Thanks to that you have a full picture for evaluation. Challenges occur in each project phase, so I’ll cover them in order. In the end, I’ll give some tips on how […]
- [Mastering Quality Assurance in BIM with Solibri: IDS & Clash Detection Matrix](https://bimcorner.com/mastering-quality-assurance-in-bim-with-solibri/): BIM isn’t just about creating 3D models—it’s also about ensuring data quality and accuracy. As BIM Coordinators, I often face challenges like verifying if models meet project requirements and resolving clashes between elements. In my recent webinars (The recoding from the webinar you will find at the end of this article.), Paul Linder, a specialist from Solibri, shared two interesting “tools”: IDS (Information Delivery Specification) and Clash Detection Matrix. Let me walk you through what they are and how they can make BIM Coordinators job easier Table of Contents What is IDS (Information Delivery Specification)? To put it simply. IDS […]
- [Mastering Spatial elements in IFC 4.3](https://bimcorner.com/mastering-spatial-elements-in-ifc-4-3/): Imagine designing an extensive infrastructure system where every element—roads, bridges, railways, and even buildings—integrates seamlessly into a unified, functional whole. Achieving this demands not just precision but also a well-organized and transparent framework to manage data, coordinate dependencies, and maintain clarity throughout the process. This is where knowledge of Spatial Breakdown Structure (SBS) can prove invaluable. This article serves as a guide to everything you need to know about the Spatial Breakdown Structure (SBS). It explains how, using the IFC 4.3 standard, you can create hierarchical and logical breakdowns for infrastructure projects. You’ll learn how SBS enables more effective model […]
- [The Roadmap to Becoming a Computational Engineer](https://bimcorner.com/the-roadmap-to-becoming-a-computational-engineer/): Many people think that learning programming in the AEC industry is straightforward, but that’s far from the truth! The journey to automating your work can be full of twists and turns, involving a variety of software tools and programming languages. In this blog post, I’ll share the real, often bumpy, path to learn programming in AEC and become a Computational Engineer. From visual programming with Grasshopper to diving into Python and C#, I’ll guide you through the essential steps to navigate this complex but rewarding process. I’ve always been curious about programming, especially when it came to making things faster […]
- [Objects’ unique coding - property binding design, construction and operation](https://bimcorner.com/objects-unique-coding-property-binding-design-construction-and-operation/): Digitalization of the construction project IS NOT about saving money. It is about getting MORE for the money. The design aims to be more efficient. Construction aims to receive a better building, with accessible and structured data. Facility Management aims for completely new possibilities. In the article about the basics of Facility Management I mention what in my opinion is the minimum information delivered so that the Asset Information Model is useful for the operational phase of the building: Location of particular structures (facility, space, area, mileage) List of all types of elements installed or mounted in the structure Attributes of […]
- [8 Must-Know Navisworks Tips to Take Your BIM Coordination to the Next Level](https://bimcorner.com/8-must-know-navisworks-tips/): BIM has been with us for a long time and constantly revolutionizes the construction and design industry. One of its most important processes is clash detection. This process ensures that different design trade models — like those from architecture, structural, and mechanical systems—work well together before construction starts. Effective clash detection helps prevent errors, delays, and extra costs on-site. In this article, we’ll break down what clash detection is, the tools used to perform it, and how to make the most out of the process. If you prefer to watch a video about that topic. Lately, I had a cool […]
- [Use AI to manipulate your IFC](https://bimcorner.com/use-ai-to-manipulate-your-ifc/): If you don’t know about ChatGPT, let me tell you about it. It is a useful application that can answer your questions, give you recipes for tasty cakes, and help you write essays. But it can do even more! ChatGPT is not just for chatting; it is also used to create code that solves programming problems. Because its algorithms keep getting better, it can write code more accurately and efficiently. In this article, I will show you how to use ChatGPT to help us create code for modifying IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) files. You will see how ChatGPT can streamline […]
- [Avoid My 7 Mistakes While Learning Grasshopper](https://bimcorner.com/avoid-my-7-mistakes-while-learning-grasshopper/): Many people think that learning programming in the AEC industry is straightforward, but that’s far from the truth! The journey to automating your work can be full of twists and turns, involving a variety of software tools and programming languages. In this blog post, I’ll share the real, often bumpy, path to learn programming in AEC and become a Computational Engineer. From visual programming with Grasshopper to diving into Python and C#, I’ll guide you through the essential steps to navigate this complex but rewarding process. I’ve always been curious about programming, especially when it came to making things faster […]
- [Construction site software - what do you need for a successful project](https://bimcorner.com/construction-site-software-what-do-you-need-for-a-successful-project/): Do you know the Empire State Building or Sydney Opera? The first was completed in 1931 the latter in 1973. AutoCAD was released in 1982. Excel in 1987. You can go far with pencil and paper. You can go further with simple construction site software. The abovementioned duo have been the kings of the site offices for the last three decades. Yet my goal is to propose a better solution. Even though you can go far with simple tools, it is much more convenient and effective to use advanced construction site software created for the needs of the XXI century […]
- [Clash Detection 101: Preventing Construction Conflicts with BIM](https://bimcorner.com/clash-detection-101-preventing-construction-conflicts-with-bim/): BIM has been with us for a long time and constantly revolutionizes the construction and design industry. One of its most important processes is clash detection. This process ensures that different design trade models — like those from architecture, structural, and mechanical systems—work well together before construction starts. Effective clash detection helps prevent errors, delays, and extra costs on-site. In this article, we’ll break down what clash detection is, the tools used to perform it, and how to make the most out of the process. If you prefer to watch a video about that topic. Lately, I had a cool […]
- [Add properties to IFC using IfcOpenShell](https://bimcorner.com/add-properties-to-ifc-using-ifcopenshell/): It often happens that an IFC file, after export, contains unintended errors such as missing attributes on objects, incorrect number of properties, or missing exported values. In such cases, we typically need to open the model in the native software to make corrections. There are also programs available that allow editing of data contained in an IFC file, but most of them are paid. In this article, I would like to present a free method for manipulating IFC files. This will be the first post in a series dedicated to the analysis and editing of IFC files. What is this […]
- [Computational Designer: 6 Things You Should Know](https://bimcorner.com/computational-designer-6-things-you-should-know/): Recently, I’ve noticed a trend on LinkedIn where many designers are rebranding themselves as Computational Designers, Engineers or Specialists. It seems that after creating just one Grasshopper or Python script, some believe they have transitioned into programmers within the AEC industry. In this article, I’ll dive deeper into who a Computational Designer really is, the skills needed to excel in this role, the main challenges faced, and how you can jump on this career path. Table of Contents 1. Who Is a Computational Designer? A Computational Designer is basically a designer who understands how computers can solve tough problems in […]
- [Responsibility - a property streamlining BIM project management](https://bimcorner.com/responsibility-a-property-streamlining-bim-project-management/): Obvious construction site truth: no company can complete a building alone. AEC world is full of sub-contractors and suppliers. In order to manage many parties in a project we must somehow assign who is responsible for doing what. In most traditional projects, site managers create matrices and draw schemas to distribute responsibility in separate sheets. This helps only up to a point when the matrix is not detailed enough to cover a disputed element or the disagreement is too fierce. However, you can do it smarter with the use of BIM methodology. How? Stay with me for this brief, but […]
- [Key Points to Remember When Building Clash Tests in Navisworks](https://bimcorner.com/key-points-to-remember-when-building-clash-tests-in-navisworks/): Generative Design is often misunderstood as part of Artificial Intelligence (AI). With the current hype around AI, it’s crucial to clarify this difference. AI is frequently misused as a blanket term covering technologies like Computational Design, Generative Design, and Machine Learning. In reality, Generative Design stands apart as a foundational step before diving into AI. Here’s what you need to know about Generative Design and why it’s a game-changer for engineers. Table of Contents 1. What Is Generative Design? Generative Design is a process where a computer generates numerous design options based on a set of parameters defined by the […]
- [Generative Design for Engineers: Why It's Not Artificial Intelligence](https://bimcorner.com/generative-design-for-engineers-why-its-not-artificial-intelligence/): Generative Design is often misunderstood as part of Artificial Intelligence (AI). With the current hype around AI, it’s crucial to clarify this difference. AI is frequently misused as a blanket term covering technologies like Computational Design, Generative Design, and Machine Learning. In reality, Generative Design stands apart as a foundational step before diving into AI. Here’s what you need to know about Generative Design and why it’s a game-changer for engineers. Table of Contents 1. What Is Generative Design? Generative Design is a process where a computer generates numerous design options based on a set of parameters defined by the […]
- [The world´s longest bridge built without drawings - Part 3](https://bimcorner.com/the-worlds-longest-bridge-built-without-drawings-part-3/): Building the whole project based on models is still a novelty in the construction sector and there were very few reference projects available at the time of building the Randselva bridge. Especially for this size – the bridge is the biggest bridge structure built model-based to date. In this third article, you can read about the challenges on the construction site and some practical solutions that were used in this fascinating model-based project: BIM workflow on site, choosing software for the right tasks, internal intro-course for the staff and the workers and BIM kiosk on the construction site. This article […]
- [How to manage and validate BIM data on a project built without drawings](https://bimcorner.com/how-to-manage-and-validate-bim-data-on-a-project-built-without-drawings/): Complex hospital projects contain an enormous amount of BIM data. Especially those that are built without drawings. New University Hospital in Stavanger is no exception – project IFC files combined weigh over 35GB! Hundreds of models combined, myriad data sets. How not to get lost? How can we trust this data? How to ensure it will move on to the Facility Management stage? Lately, I was a guest on a live show hosted by Ignacy Łoziński via his Become BIM Coordinator training community. I talked for over an hour about a hospital project I am involved in. I explained the […]
- [6 Steps to Implement a BIM Budgeting Method for Road Engineering Projects](https://bimcorner.com/6-steps-to-implement-a-bim-budgeting-method-for-road-engineering-projects/): This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Author, Guilherme Guignone “Infrastructure” refers to various civil engineering works, but in the context of BIM (Building Information Modeling), it typically excludes buildings. Infrastructure can be divided into several categories: Transport infrastructure: This includes roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, and ports. Energy infrastructure: This covers hydroelectric, nuclear, wind, thermal, and solar power plants. Utility infrastructure: This involves water, gas, sewage, drainage, and communication networks. Environmental infrastructure: This includes dams, dikes, and similar structures. When planning budgets for road infrastructure projects, the project team needs specific knowledge that differs from building construction budgets. Examples […]
- [My reflections on BILT 2024](https://bimcorner.com/my-reflections-on-bilt-2024/): What an event! BILT was definitely the best conference I’ve ever attended! Why am I so enthusiastic? Let me do some recap of the event and underline the winning points for that conference among all the others I have attended. Sessions There were a lot of great sessions. Oftentimes it was a struggle to choose one from among 5 concurrent presentations. I had to make some hard choices. If I were to pick top three, where I learned the most or got some perspective on a topic I think those would be: Next-Level Data Visualisation Great lab held by Kevin […]
- [CDE in practice – what tools to use and when](https://bimcorner.com/cde-in-practice-what-tools-to-use-and-when/): Construction projects typically involve a wide range of stakeholders who communicate throughout several phases of the project lifecycle. Unavoidably, this process generates a massive amount of data and therefore effective management of information is crucial for every construction company. A CDE aims to provide all relevant data in a single source of truth, facilitating seamless information sharing, and fostering continuous collaboration between all parties involved. This article will present the tools that can be used as a CDE in all phases of a built asset’s lifecycle. This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Author, Klaudia Jaskula. Table of contents […]
- [Rhino Inside Tekla - Create your own tools for Tekla Structures](https://bimcorner.com/rhino-inside-tekla-create-your-own-tools-for-tekla-structures/): Year after year, you wait for new Tekla Structures updates, hoping for improvements that never quite fit your project’s unique demands. But projects didn’t wait. Designs became more detailed and needed to be finished faster. There were many tools out there, but often, they just didn’t meet your exact needs. Luckily, Parametric Design has become available to every engineer, allowing you to create your own tools without being an IT developer. Rhino Inside Tekla gives Tekla users the freedom to do everything they want… and nothing they don’t. Table of Contents 1. The big change for the Tekla Users For […]
- [5 reasons why you should start with 2D Drawing Automation](https://bimcorner.com/5-reasons-why-you-should-start-with-2d-drawing-automation/): Grasshopper has completely transformed how I work with reinforcement in Tekla Structures. As you’re probably aware, manually shaping and setting up a range of reinforcing bars is incredibly time-consuming and can be quite frustrating. In this article, you’ll learn how to model Tekla Reinforcement efficiently and save hundreds of hours that would have been spent on manual processes. You’ll find hands-on assignments and examples throughout the article, all explained in a way that’s easy to understand. Table of Contents 1. Why use Grasshopper to create Tekla Reinforcement The process of designing reinforcement is often seen as one of the most […]
- [SUPER IFC. What to include in the file?](https://bimcorner.com/super-ifc-2/): If you’re here, you’ve probably already read the first part of the article about IFC and what an ideal file should contain. You can find it here. I invite you to continue the discussion on this topic. I’m happy to share further thoughts on this issue If you’re interested in the topic of IFC 4.3, don’t forget to check out other articles dedicated to this subject on our blog. All you need to know about IFC 4.3 for infrastructure IFC 4.3 in road projects – case study Relations I used to create IFC 4.3 for infrastructure Spatial Breakdown Structure in […]
- [First steps to deliver BIM-based construction cost estimation - BIM 5D](https://bimcorner.com/first-steps-to-deliver-bim-based-construction-cost-estimation/): There are still many doubts and myths regarding the topic of BIM-based construction cost estimation – BIM 5D. In this context, this article aims to clarify important points for the contracting and execution of BIM assets. It also includes 5 methods for developing BIM-based construction cost estimation – BIM 5D. This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Author, Guilherme Guignone Table of Contents Defining BIM-based construction cost estimation – BIM 5D The universe of use of the BIM methodology encompasses many references, both national and international. Something that must be standardized is the definition of nomenclatures of topics related […]
- [What SUPER IFC should have?](https://bimcorner.com/super-ifc/): In today’s world of engineering and architecture, effective data exchange plays a crucial role, facilitated in part by the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard. Working with IFC 4.3 and its implementation in Trimble Quadri software has allowed me to identify key elements that a well-exported IFC file should contain. In this article, I will attempt to describe these elements and concepts that are essential for a comprehensive and reliable data exchange between different programs and designers. I will discuss both the technical aspects of the IFC file structure and concepts related to interoperability, readability, and data consistency, providing practical examples […]
- [Why you have to visit BILT conference?](https://bimcorner.com/why-you-have-to-visit-bilt-conference/): If you are into conferences, you must have heard about BILT. This is THE conference. THE event to be at. And if you are not often on conferences or by some accident haven’t heard about it I want to present to you what BILT is and why this is probably the best BIM conference in Europe. Table of Contents What can go wrong ? I have come into contact with various construction projects during my career. Some of them successfully implemented and realized the established BIM assumptions, while some of them had great difficulties in doing that. I tried to […]
- [5 key areas of BIM Coordinators role - part 2](https://bimcorner.com/5-key-areas-of-bim-coordinators-role-part-2/): Last week, we began examining the five key aspects of a BIM Coordinator’s role: Strategy, Model Setup, Coordination, Issue Management, and Communication.   These areas intersect and overlap, underscoring that BIM Coordination is not merely model checking, but a multifaceted profession with diverse responsibilities.
- [5 key areas of BIM Coordinators role - part 1](https://bimcorner.com/bim-coordinators-role/): I know that the role of a BIM Coordinator in a design company can be a bit confusing, given how complex and specialized the position is. So, I thought I’d share my thoughts on this, based on my personal journey and professional practice. I’m proud to say that I’ve been a BIM Coordinator for over a decade now. This has given me a deep understanding of what the job is truly about, and the kind of challenges one might face. Over the years, I’ve seen all sorts of situations and problems that pop up in the day-to-day of this role. […]
- [The Ultimate Guide to Automating Tekla Reinforcement with Grasshopper](https://bimcorner.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-automating-tekla-reinforcement/): Grasshopper has completely transformed how I work with reinforcement in Tekla Structures. As you’re probably aware, manually shaping and setting up a range of reinforcing bars is incredibly time-consuming and can be quite frustrating. In this article, you’ll learn how to model Tekla Reinforcement efficiently and save hundreds of hours that would have been spent on manual processes. You’ll find hands-on assignments and examples throughout the article, all explained in a way that’s easy to understand. Table of Contents 1. Why use Grasshopper to create Tekla Reinforcement The process of designing reinforcement is often seen as one of the most […]
- [Model validation as a key step in the BIM workflow](https://bimcorner.com/model-validation-as-a-key-step-in-the-bim-workflow/): The adoption of BIM methodology is getting inevitable both as a legislative matter and for a series of advantages related to the workflow. From a legislative point of view, the BIM obligation has been stable for years in many European countries, while in others it is becoming established now.On the other hand, from a technical point of view, the choice of BIM methodology has been (and is helping) in the coordination of all the stakeholders making up the multidisciplinary design team, in the sharing of files and in the quality control of the BIM models. The use BIM methodology is […]
- [Model-based construction process for the design and execution phase](https://bimcorner.com/model-based-construction-process-for-the-design-and-execution-phase/): The Construction industry, through its thousands of years of history, developed numerous processes and work methodologies. Some became redundant with the development of construction technology, whereas others are still relevant. In model-based construction processes, we discard flat paper drawings, yet we do not disregard well-functioning methodologies. I mentioned in my previous article that the idea of a drawingless construction site is actually little about cutting the drawings themselves and more about improving the construction efficiency in general. Indeed, our industry is struggling with it, we are aware of the looming ghosts of AEC. To name a few: last-minute changes separate […]
- [Search sets in Navisworks - Essential tool of BIM Coordinator](https://bimcorner.com/search-sets-in-navisworks-essential-tool-of-bim-coordinator/)
- [Properties in IFC](https://bimcorner.com/properties-in-ifc/): Industry Foundation Classes (IFC), as you may have read elsewhere on this blog or on the internet in general, is a standard that significantly facilitates data exchange between various parties in a project. It is a universal data schema designed to streamline the transmission of project information across different systems. In this article, we will focus on the analysis of various types of properties. Additionally, we will take a closer look at them and try to answer the question of which ones are worth choosing for storing information in your project. Welcome to the article. If you’re interested in the […]
- [5 Steps to start with Tekla Live Link](https://bimcorner.com/5-steps-to-start-with-tekla-live-link/): Welcome to our easy-to-follow guide on getting started with Tekla Live Link! If you’re new to using Tekla and Grasshopper together, this article is perfect for you. We’ve broken down the process into five straightforward steps so you can quickly learn and start using these powerful tools in your projects. Table of Contents 1. Download The first step is all about getting the necessary software. I will guide you on how to download Tekla Structures, Rhino, and Tekla Live Link. 1.1. Tekla Educational Version Create a free Trimble identity in order to get a educational license. Sign in to your […]
- [BIM for everyone](https://bimcorner.com/bim-for-everyone/): In this article, we will focus on a simpler explanation of BIM. I discuss how to simplify BIM to make it a popular tool used by private investors, small architectural firms, or large corporations. I emphasize the weaknesses in understanding BIM and cite the example of the Virtual Construction Site as another way of interpreting BIM. This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Author, Magdalena Niemiec. Table of contents How is BIM perceived by society? Benefits of simplifying BIM BIM Manager and the association game as an example  The purpose of BIM: the virtual construction site Virtual vs real […]
- [Model-based construction - possibilities and challenges](https://bimcorner.com/model-based-construction-possibilities-and-challenges/): Years ago, as a fresh graduate, I was involved in the construction of a residential building. Back then, if somebody had told me that in the near future, there would be a possibility of model-based construction site I would have killed him with laughter. Fast forward and where am I? Involved in the set-up of such a project. Not only did our team develop concepts for that, but also the hospital took shape in the real world. So it is possible. How? Let me explain! Table of Contents What is model-based construction? Nowadays, BIM models are most commonly used in […]
- [Planning BIM Coordination - Learn from my mistakes](https://bimcorner.com/planning-bim-coordination-learn-from-my-mistakes/): Years ago, on a major construction project in Norway, I stumbled into a common pitfall as a BIM Coordinator. My mistake? ​I conduct BIM coordination on BIM federated models without a plan. What do you think happened? 👇 Picture this… I was fresh in my role. Working on one of the biggest construction projects in Nordic countries. Often I had to sit for long hours going through hundreds of coordination issues. I was unsure if I was on the right track. I was frustrated that the disciplines weren’t resolving the issues I forwarded to them. Instead of decreasing, the number […]
- [Analyzing IFC Files: Five Effective Tools for BIM Data Quality Assurance](https://bimcorner.com/analyzing-ifc-files/): Analyzing Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) files is a crucial step in ensuring the accuracy and consistency of Building Information Modeling (BIM) data. There are various aspects to consider during the verification of these files to avoid errors and ensure the optimal functioning of a project. In this article, we will present five effective ways to verify IFC files, helping you gain confidence in the quality of your IFC files, essential for efficient work in the field of design and construction infrastructure management. If you are interested in the topic of IFC 4.3, don’t forget to check out other articles dedicated […]
- [6 Grasshopper Tekla Live Link Components You Should Know](https://bimcorner.com/6-grasshopper-tekla-live-link-components-you-should-know/): In this blog post, we’re going to look at some cool and surprising parts of Grasshopper Tekla Live Link. We’ll also discover some secret features that can make your work easier. I’ll share easy tips and tricks for using Live Link well, so you can really benefit from this great tool. Whether you’re just starting with Grasshopper Tekla Live Link or you’ve used it a lot, you’ll find helpful ideas in this post, plus you can download practical Grasshopper files. Table of Contents 1. Discovering Hidden Options in Grasshopper Tekla Live link 1.1. Beam rotation This tool helps you find […]
- [BIM Stations - do we need them on construction site?](https://bimcorner.com/bim-stations-do-we-need-them-on-construction-site/): When you picture a site engineer the image that pops into your mind is somebody with a helmet holding in front of him a large format drawing. Likewise, this comes naturally as a Google search result. And this is the overwhelming reality. Traditionally, on a construction site, the design is printed out on 2D drawings. Either they are delivered by the designers in larger formats or different “pieces” of design printed out in smaller formats. This was true in 1920 and this is true in 2020. However, with the progressing implementation of the BIM methodology in the construction industry, the […]
- [The world´s longest bridge built without drawings - Part 2](https://bimcorner.com/the-worlds-longest-bridge-built-without-drawings-part-2/): With each challenge, we can find a solution. On the Randselva Bridge, the project team solved the challenges of designing a complex bridge without using drawings using many different solutions.  In this second article, you can read about the other four practical solutions that were used in this fascinating model-based project: ICE sessions and hackathons, parametric design, correct information in the correct place and the  close cooperation with the contractor. This article is based on case studies from BIM Corner – Sharing the best practice from Norway. To read the whole document, click here! Table of contents 1. About the […]
- [Control Zones – The Secret to Successful BIM Coordination](https://bimcorner.com/control-zones-the-secret-to-successful-bim-coordination/): Just picture this: you’re working on a massive 150,000 m2 project with 60 different discipline models and over 2 million model objects. BIM coordination for such a structure is indeed a challenging task, and it definitely calls for well-structured procedures. To coordinate it you need to actually divide a project into smaller pieces. You remember the saying – How to eat an elephant? – Piece by piece. The same principle applies to BIM Coordination. Now, there’s one aspect that is often overlooked yet absolutely critical: the use of control zones in BIM coordination. They are actually “the pieces of the […]
- [Transferring from Civil 3D to Quadri and Exporting to IFC 4.3](https://bimcorner.com/transferring-from-civil-3d-to-quadri-and-exporting-to-ifc-4-3/): In recent posts on the BIM Corner blog, I have frequently addressed the topic of the latest version of the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard, namely IFC 4.3. Today, I would like to share with you the content from the latest webinar that I had the privilege to conduct.If you are interested in the topic of IFC 4.3, don’t forget to check out other articles dedicated to this subject on our blog. All you need to know about IFC 4.3 for infrastructure IFC 4.3 in road projects – case study Relations I used to create IFC 4.3 for infrastructure Spatial […]
- [C# or Python in AEC? The Best Language to learn in the AEC industry](https://bimcorner.com/c-or-python-in-aec-the-best-language-to-learn-in-the-aec-industry/): Choosing the right software has always been a significant challenge in the AEC industry. Different countries have various suppliers and utilize different tools for modelling, calculation, and analysis. Naturally, selecting the most appropriate tool is crucial. When it comes to programming languages, the choice might seem simpler since there aren’t as many options. However, picking the best one can still be tricky. In essence, the decision often boils down to Python or C#. While there are other languages available, these two stand out as the most popular in the industry. Which one should you pick? Let’s dive in. Table of […]
- [Python and C# in AEC: 5 Reasons why Move Beyond Grasshopper and Dynamo?](https://bimcorner.com/5-reasons-why-move-beyond-grasshopper-and-dynamo/): After becoming comfortable with Grasshopper or Dynamo, you may wonder what’s next on your learning journey. Visual programming provides a fantastic introduction to the world of coding, mainly because of the instant results it offers. Every time I quickly prototype a simple script, it’s like a dopamine rush for my engineering mind. However, there’s so much more to explore. Here’s why Python and C# might be the next steps for your AEC projects. Table of Contents Join Grasshopper community! Grasshopper/Dynamo vs. Python and C# At first glance, the difference between these might seem minor. However, direct coding doesn’t provide results […]
- [The Role of Digital Collaboration in AEC](https://bimcorner.com/the-role-of-digital-collaboration-in-aec/): When meeting new people, one of the first questions you may ask and receive is: “What do you do?” I have always had challenges answering it in a few simple words or even sentences. There is so much going on! Eventually, I decided to sit down and write down my role and responsibilities. This blog post is its record. In the ever-evolving field of construction and design, the integration of digital tools and technology has become essential to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and enhance collaboration. At the heart of this transformation is the Building Information Modelling methodology and the teams […]
- [Rules for classifying interferences with the use of Clash Matrix](https://bimcorner.com/rules-for-classifying-interferences-with-the-use-of-clash-matrix/): The use of clash detection is crucial for ensuring BIM model quality. It is mandatory in certain cases according to Brazilian Federal Decree 10.306 (2020) since 2021. To ensure BIM model quality in engineering projects, it is important to plan procedures before project execution. This allows the benefits of using the BIM Methodology in construction to be realized. One effective practice is the use of a Clash Matrix. It: standardizes analyses, facilitates comparison, performance assessment, and decision-making It is essential to structure methods to develop BIM models that include appropriate engineering solutions and comply with the BIM Execution Plan in […]
- [The Key Changes in IFC Schema Shaping OpenBIM for Infrastructure](https://bimcorner.com/key-changes-in-ifc-schema-shaping-openbim-for-infrastructure/): IFC 4.3 represents an undeniable breakthrough in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. This new version of the standard brings with it a series of key modifications and enhancements that have a significant impact on infrastructure projects. In this article, we will discuss in detail how these changes in the IFC schema directly translate into adapting this standard for infrastructure projects. Here are seven key changes that make IFC 4.3 an attractive choice for infrastructure projects, which we will discuss below I encourage you to continue reading the further part of the article, where we will delve into each […]
- [My biggest mistake Learning Python in the AEC](https://bimcorner.com/my-biggest-mistake-learning-python-in-the-aec/): Python is simple and flexible. You’ve likely heard this many times. It’s become a favorite in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) field. But let’s be real, engineers and architects would rather focus on design than wrestle with a programming language. We all wish automation was quick, easy, and hassle-free. But often, it’s not. I gave Python a try some time ago and failed. I hope this blog post helps you avoid the big mistake I made when learning Python in the AEC industry. Table of Contents Join Grasshopper community! Sign up for free mailing and you will receive a […]
- [The world´s longest bridge built without drawings - Part 1](https://bimcorner.com/the-worlds-longest-bridge-built-without-drawings-part-1/): The Randselva Bridge is the world´s longest bridge built without drawings to date, as it is based solely on BIM models. It is a 634 m long cantilever concrete box girder bridge over the River Randselva in Norway, near the city of Hønefoss, around 50km northwest of the Norwegian capital Oslo. In this article, you can read the first part of the series, where we write about the biggest challenges faced both by the design and construction teams. Moreover, we present the practical solutions which were used in this fascinating model-based project. This article is based on case studies from […]
- [The basics of BIM in Facility Management](https://bimcorner.com/the-basics-of-bim-in-facility-management/): The aim of designing and then construction is to use and operate the structure, isn’t it? What’s more, the operation lasts far longer than the preceding two phases! Activities might be less intense, however, the information created during the previous phases of the project is still useful. Operation is just another stage in the life of a project, which might gain a lot from a BIM implementation. In today’s post, you’ll know the basics that characterize this stage and in what ways BIM might be useful. Table of Contents What is an operational phase? Once the construction of a building […]
- [BIM in Norway - Webinar](https://bimcorner.com/bim-in-norway-webinar/): I had the pleasure of being a guest in a webinar this week, which was dedicated to discussing the use of BIM Level in Norway. The event was organized by the AgileBIM channel, a platform that aims to promote and facilitate the adoption of agile methodologies in the AEC  industry. The host of the event was Billel Zedazi from Agile BIM channel. During this webinar, we discussed many topics related to BIM in Norway. This is what you are going to learn from this event:  1. What’s the current state of BIM in Norway: Firstly, we took a close look […]
- [Export To IFC 4.3 from Trimble Quadri](https://bimcorner.com/export-to-ifc-4-3-from-trimble-quadri/): The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard plays a crucial role in today’s construction industry, enabling interoperability between different software and systems, contributing to more efficient project management, and increasing collaboration between teams. One of the latest developments in the field of IFC standards is version 4.3. I have already written several articles on this topic, which you can find here: All you need to know about IFC 4.3 for infrastructure IFC 4.3 in road projects – case study Relations I used to create IFC 4.3 for infrastructure Spatial Breakdown Structure in IFC 4.3 IFC 4.3 on construction site Webinar about […]
- [Worldwide BIM Development, BIM Requirements and Revolutionizing 3D Viewer Solution with Novorender](https://bimcorner.com/bim-development-requirements-3d-viewer-novorender/): Article about Novorender is sponsored. While the use of BIM becomes more and more common, the requirements to this methodology from authorities are also becoming more demanding. For instance, there is a requirement that most of the information (if not all) should be in one interdisciplinary model. That sets high expectations to 3D viewers, which should be ‘the single source of truth’ on the project, used by both designers, contractors, the clients, and the final users. It is why to choose a good 3D viewer is an important decision to make on the BIM-project. In this article we will have […]
- [Beginner's Guide to C# in Grasshopper](https://bimcorner.com/beginners-guide-to-csharp-in-grasshopper/): Welcome to the Beginner’s Guide to C# in Grasshopper! In this guide, I’ll introduce you to C#, a powerful programming language that is commonly used in AEC industry. Microsoft uses this language for almost all their products and is becoming more and more popular among engineers and architects. Imagine Grasshopper as a platform where you can construct programs by connecting colourful blocks. Think of C# as the magical text-based language that takes these blocks to the next level. If you’re new to all of this, don’t worry – this guide is designed to be your starting point on the path […]
- [Introduction to PowerBI for AEC - what is a database?](https://bimcorner.com/introduction-to-powerbi-for-aec-what-is-a-database/): In one of my previous entries about data management I asked if you are keen to learn about PowerBI. I received both emails and comments that you would be interested in learning about it. So here we go! Yet again, before I jump into practical aspects of PowerBI for managing BIM data I have to introduce some new concepts that I omitted in the previous entries. These relate to a database and its features. Why databases? Power Query (the engine that allows PowerBI to manage multiple data sources) is simply speaking nothing else than a tool to join different data […]
- [Smarter, Faster, Better: 7 AI Tools that Impact the AEC](https://bimcorner.com/smarter-faster-better-7-ai-tools-that-impact-the-aec/): Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are becoming increasingly popular in various industries, and the introduction of ChatGDP has certainly opened people’s eyes to the possibilities that AI can offer. However, AI is not just about generating text or graphics – it can be used in a variety of settings. The construction industry is no exception, and we are just beginning to discover the potential of AI in the field of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC). In this article, I want to show you seven interesting AI tools that have the potential to revolutionize the way we work in the AEC industry. […]
- [BuildingSMART International Standards Summit: Report from "Ticket to Open BIM" Game](https://bimcorner.com/ticket-to-open-bim-game/): As part of the BuildingSMART International Standards Summit held from March 27 to 30, 2023, an exciting game called “Ticket to Open BIM” took place. The event gathered 30 BIM enthusiasts who were divided into 6 teams. Each team consisted of an Appointing Party and an Appointed Party (Client, Contractor). The game’s objective was to demonstrate effective collaboration between the client and the designer and to test the new IFC 4.3 and IDS standards. Each team was assigned specific software and a coach. I had the opportunity to participate in the game as the coach for Trimble software and the […]
- [From student to BIM coordinator](https://bimcorner.com/from-student-to-bim-coordinator/): In the BIM environment, there is a lot of talk about the important roles such as BIM coordinator or BIM manager, but unfortunately relatively little about the functions that precede these roles. Is it possible to implement BIM in your workplace as a novice engineer? How to do it, even if the company does not have a specialized department in this area? In the following text, I will share my experience with you and show you how I found the answers to the above questions. I invite you to read! This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Author, Adriana […]
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