BIM is a concept for complete digital processing of building planning and depiction of a building model throughout the lifecycle of the building.

The concept provides more information when compared to the original methods used for building planning. Components are not only displayed as 3D models, but contain manufacturer information, item numbers, materials, weights, and all manner of other information useful to the designer, depending on the product group.

In addition, all items are connected to one another using a certain logic. This allows cast and molded parts to be automatically adapted to the dimensions and routes of cable support systems. Moreover, component lists of the items used in the project can be generated automatically, containing all items, quantities, and other relevant information.

But that's not all! The benefits of all-in-one project management technology are so extensive that BIM in many countries is compulsory for publicly financed construction and infrastructure projects, including e.g. Ireland, Chile, Australia, Finland, Japan, Latvia, Norway, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Brazil.  

Rapid Development

The use of BIM in planning is pioneering – it offers improved project visualization and helps to save costs, time, and resources. 

BIM is constantly under development, such that Niedax has gone from implementing 1,000 items in 2018 to more than 16,000 item numbers today.

In order to meet international demands, files for multiple companies of the Niedax Group have been created jointly. We will expand the topic in the future, and will be able to constantly supply BIM files for download.