Applying BIM technology to project design, HVC Group gradually raises the construction standards
20/09/2019
BIM is becoming a new trend and almost a mandatory standard in the construction industry worldwide. HVC Group quickly applies this technology to Vinhomes Smart City Tay Mo-Dai Mo project and builds a roadmap to apply to other projects so that the completion of the work becomes faster, accurate and lower cost.
BIM (Building Information Modeling) is the process of creating and using digital models for the entire life cycle of a building, from the design, construction, to its operation, maintenance and dismantlement. All information and data related to the construction throughout its life cycle are stored and exploited through a unified and linked information model. Any changes to the components of the model will be automatically updated for the entire system. Therefore, the application of BIM will facilitate the exchange and cooperation between the parties involved, optimizing the design, construction and management of works.
The advantages of BIM are centralized data management, intuitive model design, cost and time savings, increased interoperability between departments; limiting risks arising during construction. However, the transition from an old model (2D) to a new model (BIM) requires each enterprise to have relatively large initial investment steps: infrastructure investment costs, copyright costs. software, consultants and implementers, train employees to use new software, ...

An example of a BIM model in construction

