Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an intelligent, 3D model-based process that helps structural professionals to design, detail, document and fabricate structural systems. BIM enables project teams to work more collaboratively – helping to optimise designs, improve accuracy and connect design to fabrication to deliver projects faster and more efficiently.
BIM for structural engineering
Learn how BIM software helps structural engineers deliver optimised, co-ordinated designs and documentation faster.
What is BIM for structures?
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How is BIM used?
Using BIM, structural engineers can make more informed design decisions, automate construction documentation and produce more accurate, constructible designs.
What are the benefits of BIM for structural engineers?
BIM helps structural engineers optimise and automate designs, reduce errors and risk, and improve accuracy and constructability, while improving overall project delivery.
See how structural engineering firms are using BIM
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GRAEF
BIM workflows cut months off project timelines
The next generation of “super engineers” at GRAEF have embraced BIM, boosting productivity and client satisfaction, while upskilling the team.
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Canam Group
Canam’s streamlined processes slash site issues
Canam reduces construction site issues by 10X by optimising designs for fabrication with BIM workflows.
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