BIM Coordination

Nothing is more frustrating than models with hundreds of costly errors. Catching errors early saves construction teams both time and money.

That is why automated clash detection is so important; it improves the quality of a model so that BIM leaders can spend less time on small errors and more time on the most important constructability issues.

Issue management should be a collaborative and transparent process, but a lack of accessibility to real-time issues can quickly weaken the accountability and quality of a model.

Using BIM coordination, teams can easily create and assign issues and then track issues to resolution. Collaboration can take place at any time during the coordination process, accelerating delivery of quality of construction documents.

Without access to the latest model changes, BIM teams can waste hours and increase the likelihood of errors.

Working off the latest model should be automatic. With BIM coordination, it is. As design and trade teams upload new models to the coordination space, the most recent model and its previous versions are instantly available to anyone viewing or running clash detection.

Staying connected to changes made to the model can save hours in coordination. That’s why closing the loop between design and construction teams is so essential. Managers can ensure their design and trade teams can collaborate all the way to issue resolution.

Because issues identified during coordination are shared between Navisworks and Revit, teams can quickly resolve these issues and get to a constructible model faster.