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Building information modeling is no more the wonder word that the construction industry raved about. Today BIM has become vernacular of professionals working on building design and construction projects for large buildings and complex structures. The question that construction firms are asking is not about whether to implement BIM or not, now it is all about how it will be executed.

AEC firms aspiring to grow need to understand that growth is never by mere chances. Instead, to get in to the list of Fortune 500 companies, they will have to put in rigorous efforts in the right direction. The architectural engineering and construction industry has realized that adopting BIM can and has certainly driven a lot of AEC firms towards success.

Design firms should resort to BIM MEP services providers for meeting financial budgets and deadlines with support in design planning, development and construction phase.

In project samples you will get clear idea about 3d residential house model created for builders and construction firms.

Research, architectural and technology firm, rat[LAB]INTERIORS break away from traditional methodology right from the construction stage, and embrace a point co-ordinate system to design an out-of-box experience centre for a stone dealer in Noida. Check out the ongoing project and leave us your views…

Procurement process is rigid and relies on a bureaucratic outlook which isn't favorable for smaller firms. The existing UK procurement rules, or at least the Scottish regulations, go beyond than the requirement by the EU and therefore; Brexit is questionable to have a substantial impression on procurement.

UK's BIM mandate will always be the sung hero. It has quite well justified the use of BIM, beginning from architects to manufacturers. It has proved to be beyond just a target. This decision will enhance the building process in UK industry for decades to come.

Procurement process is rigid and relies on a bureaucratic outlook which isn't favorable for smaller firms. The existing UK procurement rules, or at least the Scottish regulations, go beyond than the requirement by the EU and therefore; Brexit is questionable to have a substantial impression on procurement.