Other benefits of using BIM technologies include:
Improving planning processes
More effective decision making
Mitigating project risks
Increasing the energy efficiency indicators of the project
Improving design accuracy
Establishing collaboration between teams
Collision detection and resolution
Achieving compliance with regulatory requirements and standards
Reducing cost overruns and waste of building materials
Convenient object management
However, ensuring the reliability of the supporting structure is of paramount importance. This also applies to its protection from environmental impacts. By using information modeling technologies in the implementation of your project, you are guaranteed to reduce the risks of damage to the building due to natural disasters.
Despite the fact that developing an information model is a very responsible task, it can and should often be delegated. How to choose the right contractor for this is described here.
Conclusion
BIM technologies help to design a reliable building framework and make objects safer both during construction and operation. In addition, accurate and error-free design contributes to many other benefits: from establishing cooperation between project participants to effective management of the object after its delivery.
However, you shouldn’t rely on digital information tools alone: it’s important to constantly develop as a professional and gain practical experience.