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BIM Acronym and Origin

The term BIM, acronym for Building Information Modeling, Building Information Model, or Building Information Management, refers to both a collaborative work methodology and a set of tools dedicated to the intelligent modeling of construction-related information.

Emerging in the 1990s, BIM aimed to digitally represent structures through objects (walls, windows, slabs, etc.) enriched with data (dimensions, materials, properties, etc.).

This methodology is not limited to buildings but also includes infrastructure, civil engineering works, and covers the entire lifecycle of the asset.

Organizational Framework of BIM

BIM evolves through levels, reflecting the degree of collaboration and data exchange among project stakeholders.

BIM is not limited to 3D: it integrates additional dimensions for a more comprehensive understanding and management of the project.

Various BIM documents guide the project. They help ensure model quality and optimize collaboration among all stakeholders.

Effective implementation of BIM relies on a structured and collaborative team: from the BIM Manager to the BIM Modeler, each role is essential in the process.

My Scope of Work

I operate as a BIM modeler or BIM coordinator, ensuring that each deliverable complies with defined standards and integrates smoothly within the collaborative project environment.

Strict application of the BIM Execution Plan (Levels of Development, naming conventions, codification, formats, etc.)
Management of interfaces between models (architecture, structure, MEP)
Traceability of BIM deliverables and proper publishing on collaborative platforms, in line with project milestones and formats