1st dimension: idea
The project starts with an idea and first estimates of what the project will look like.
2nd dimension: sketch
The materials and the basis for the sustainability of the project are considered.
3rd dimension: coordination
Used to bring together the different specialities involved in the project, allowing some on-site errors to be avoided.
4th dimension: work planning
The project is planned based on the timeframe. Here, 4D modelling is the most useful tool as it provides the people involved with the project with more information and assistance.
5th dimension: measuring and work budget
Cost controls are established for each phase of the project, including construction, operation and maintenance.
6th dimension: energy certification
BIM Methodology is used for making calculations, analysis, and energy studies for model optimization and project improvement.
7th dimension: asset management
BIM Methodology can be used for managing any kind of financial implications in the project, as well as scheduling costs and creating a project maintenance program.