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Construction projects run a tight ship. Project stakeholders must obtain complete visualization to achieve timely deliverables and outcomes. 4D BIM workflows integrated with model authoring capabilities are key for teams and stakeholders to leverage an accurate snapshot of various onsite activities, materials and resources. Identifying errors before they happen and creating safer worksites are some of the ways 4D BIM is transforming the construction landscape.

4D construction simulation shows the objects and space needed during construction. 4d BIM or construction scheduling involves time-related information being associated with different components of an information model for a specific element or work area that could include details on its lead time construction and installation. Our BIM 4D models allow quantity extraction and phasing outputs for efficient planning of materials supply and site management ensuring least man-material movement. If you want to discuss your project requirements with our BIM experts, please email us at info@hitechcaddservices.com

Here's the winning formula- 4D BIM helped a UK-based firm to effortlessly complete a $1 Billion building project near Zurich International Airport- within estimated time and budget. Hitech CADD Services ensured the construction firm achieved its milestone, along with improved design intent communication and no reworks in the project. Watch the video to know in depth about how a federated 4D BIM model let to our successful partnership.

In this blog, you will see how a UK-based firm leveraged 4D BIM to ensure on-time and within budget completion of a $1 Billion building project near Zurich International Airport by partnering with Hitech CADD Services. Check out here...

BIM services providers deliver 4D BIM construction scheduling services to work closely with the site engineers and to help them make informed decisions. The phasing outputs for site logistics and planning during the construction stage are set against predefined timelines to visualize the progress and compare actual construction against planned. Continue reading.