
BIMEXPERTS
We make every building think!
OUR SERVICES
Planning of technical installations (all trades of KG400 according to DIN 276) from LPH1 (basic evaluation) to LPH9 (object supervision) in conventional manner and in accordance with the latest BIM methodology.
We will support you in every phase of your project and handle all orders quickly and accurately.
Mechanical | Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) | architectural modeling | building condition surveys
Our qualified and motivated employees support you with the conversion of 2D drawings into 3D models.
Project Setup | BIM Execution Plan (BEP)| BIM Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) | Guidelines | Workflow and modeling standards | family standards | BIM-Templates
Our know-how and experience will help you to achieve your goals faster.
Building and installation status with 3D laser scanning and integration in BIM and REVIT.
We digitize your buildings, so you can further improve it according to your needs in the future.
Development of software products related to the design of building installations.
We support you in the realization of your projects in DevOps, Scrum as well as for all common programming languages and frameworks to ensure your project success.
In training courses and workshops, we train you in cooperation with TÜV to become a BIM manager, BIM coordinator or BIM engineer.
Our learning concepts range from 2 days to 12 weeks. Benefit from our decades of experience and invest in your digital planning competence now!
BIM FAQs
We have compiled the most frequently asked questions about BIM for you.BIM starts with raising awareness: identifying possible improvements in processes and related optimizations. This awareness must be shared within the company and at the same time among all the players involved in the construction process.
We recommend a step-by-step implementation of BIM:
- Setting the BIM goals in the company
- Set up the processes within your organization
- Correct updating of the software
- Training of engineers and architects
- Creation of the OIRs (Organizational Information Requirements) and the BEP (BIM execution plan)
“Big BIM” refers to the interdisciplinary cooperation of all partners involved in the planning, execution and utilization of a structure and their software tools from different manufacturers. This is currently still largely a vision, but is already being practiced in subareas such as design and execution planning between structural and building services planners.
“Little BIM” refers to the use of BIM as an “island solution” within a company or a planning discipline and a software solution from one manufacturer.
Due to the predominant division of labor in Germany and a small-scale, heterogeneous corporate structure within which several offices work on a project with different software tools, interdisciplinary cooperation with powerful interfaces is required. After all, a wealth of information in different data formats is generated from the conception, planning, construction, use and management to the dismantling of buildings.
In order to be able to manage, document, archive and exchange this information efficiently and without loss between the parties involved, a common basis for the exchange of BIM data was created with the object-oriented basic data models IFC (Industry Foundation Classes).
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