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BIM encourages architects to consider natural and man made disasters in general, and fires in particular, to incorporate life safety systems early on into their building design.

BIM can empower construction projects through collaboration, onsite safety, and information management. It has the ability to predict and prevent construction challenges beginning from the design phase itself, which is why construction companies are increasingly adopting BIM for construction projects.

Modular construction is a process wherein structural modules can be fabricated and assembled in an offsite factory, and then moved to the actual onsite location for installation. The use of modular construction with BIM helps construction firms reduce project schedules, drive higher construction quality, improve site safety, and reduce environmental impact. This article discusses smart planning and construction with modular units supported by BIM.

MEP systems play a vital role in ensuring building comfort and safety. Integrating them efficiently poses challenges. Traditionally,2D drawings caused coordination problems, delays, and extra costs. The adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM) by MEP engineers is on the rise, providing significant advantages. BIM services revolutionize MEP engineering by improving prefabrication accuracy, cutting labor costs, and expediting construction schedules. For further insights into the benefits, please refer to the article.