A guide to implement BIM level 6

What is BIM? BIM is a process for creating and managing information on a construction project throughout its whole life cycle. As part of this process, a coordinated digital description of every aspect of the built asset is developed, using a set of appropriate technology. It is likely that this digital description includes a combination of information-rich 3D models and associated structured data such as product, execution and handover information. Internationally, the BIM process and associated data structures are best defined in the ISO 19650 and 12006 series of standards.   What is BIM? A video guide At our Construction Leaders’ Summit, we asked some of those who practise BIM in the UK for their views on what BIM means to them. The following video outlines many of the benefits of BIM. At NBS, we have created an integrated platform for everyone involved in the design, supply and construction of the built environment. The following video shows designers collaborating online, and working with construction manufacturers to generate the information that is needed by those working in construction and operations.