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What is BIM?
BIM (Building Information Modeling) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that gives architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals the insight and tools to more efficiently plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure.
Your industry
Learn more about how BIM can help you optimize your work and company processes.
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Make better design decisions, improve building performance, and collaborate more effectively throughout the project lifecycle.
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Use intelligent, connected workflows to help improve predictability, productivity and profitability
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Digitize your construction site and connect project information from design through construction and handover.
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Improve MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) design quality and collaborate in real time to support the project delivery process.
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Manage the design and construction of intelligent piping, structures, and processes more efficiently and collaboratively throughout project lifecycle and at hand-off.
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Explore how structural design and detailing software helps you win new business and support project delivery.
BIM trends
Explore the latest research and perspectives on BIM today and what’s in store for the future.
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Connected BIM for building design
Learn how cloud-connected technology is helping architects and engineers to deliver a better built environment.
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Solving a $57 trillion challenge
See how the digitalization of infrastructure can empower today’s disruptions and lead to better innovation.
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Constructing with the power of digital
Learn about our vision for the future of construction with more profits, resilience, and agility.
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Break free from the inefficiency trap
Discover four inefficiency traps that your firm could currently be facing, as well as advice on how to break free and move toward business success.
BIM in action
Find out how customers are using BIM to transform how they design and construct building and infrastructure projects around the world.
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Manhattan's East Side Access
Taking place underneath the bustling streets of Manhattan is one of the largest infrastructure projects in the United States.
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Hohhot City National Fitness Center
A massive fitness center, including a gym with 5,000 seats for events, supports China’s plan to increase sports participation.
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China Zun Tower
Set to be the tallest structure in Beijing, the $3.5 billion tower will reach 528 meters with 108 floors and seven underground.
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WHIZDOM 101 Bangkok
With a sustainability focus, the $1 billion project in Bangkok will transform an urban, 17-acre plot into a smart city model.