When it comes to infrastructure, BIM’s uses are significant. BIM is applicable in planning and managing complex projects such as bridges, roads, drainage systems, and railway tracks, among others. It also enables the creation of precise digital models that integrate all phases of the project.
Risk Reduction, the Top Priority
Infrastructure projects involve extensive investments, whether carried out by national or local governments or private entities. The sums invested in these types of projects are substantial, and there is always a strong emphasis on avoiding construction risks that could lead to rework or unforeseen problems. With BIM modeling, even before laying a single brick, a crucial step in risk prevention can be achieved. This collaborative system allows the entire construction team to analyze, enhance, and identify potential risks. Moreover, thanks to its ability to generate real-time simulations and analyses, BIM facilitates informed decision-making, leading to greater sustainability and durability of infrastructure.
Improving Efficiency and Project Scheduling
While BIM is often considered solely a tool for risk reduction, it also enhances project efficiency by helping forecast material costs with minimal waste and ensuring proper construction timelines. However, the model requires the right input, and this is where Acero Estudio’s BIM consulting services stand out. A poorly executed or incomplete model can be detrimental to your project. Contact us and let us help you—our team of specialists is ready to provide support and guidance whenever you need it.
