1. Model Preparation – Establishing Standards:
Developing modeling standards is crucial for effective team collaboration during the design phase, as well as for platform integration and multidimensional applications throughout construction and operation. Key aspects include:
- Standardizing folder structures on central servers (network machines)
- Organizing project folders consistently on local machines
- Standardizing naming and numbering conventions for views
- Standardizing naming and numbering conventions for components
2. Model Preparation – Establishing the Environment:
Set up the initial environment for BIM model creation, which primarily involves:
- Customizing template files
- Creating project-specific family libraries
- Configuring CAD layer mappings
3. Model Preparation – Establishing Collaboration:
BIM promotes centralized teamwork in a three-dimensional environment. This collaborative workflow requires coordination both across different disciplines and within the same profession. Key steps include:
- Splitting the model into manageable sections
- Dividing worksets among team members
- Creating and managing central files
5. Model Monitoring – Collision Check:
Collision detection is carried out using FUZOR software. It inspects the imported model’s various subprojects, then provides feedback including inspection results, problem markers, and detailed reports to the responsible professionals for effective resolution of conflicts.
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