Schock’s Isokorb range is now available in the BIM exchange format IFC 2×3 Schock’s CAD service portal Schock’s website has also been developed to include a new CAD service portal, which its users can now access. The portal features Schock’s Isokorb types K, KXT, KS and KST as BIM models. The Isokorb range – which[…]

By introducing Level 2 compliant BIM content, Harmer Drainage will meet Government requirements and be considered for future Government project work The SML cast iron soil and waste pipework system, which has been certified by the British Board Agrément and meets the European Standard BS EN 877, is now BIM Level 2 compliant. This means[…]

The NBS National BIM Library has been designed as a resource for specifiers creating BIM models By making its products available on the National BIM Library, Senior Architectural Systems has enabled specifiers to add its products to their BIM models and BIM objects. One example is the SF52 system, which is capable of holding double[…]

Wolf Systems’ new BIM software, Horizon, has been designed for use by timber frame designers Horizon software is a timber frame tool built on Autodesk’s Revit Structure platform. The software has been conceived to allow timber frame designers to create 3D objects that symbolise actual physical building details. The 3D wall panels, floors and roof[…]

All of Protan’s single ply membranes are BBA, Sintef and IAB certified and approved, with a proven life expectancy of over 30 years.

The silver bullet, at least in the minds of Government officials, is Building Information Modelling (BIM).  BIM is not a new concept, but the pace of development and adoption has noticeably quickened since the Government made it the preferred method for delivering all centrally procured contracts from 2016. Not surprisingly, this has prompted a flood of[…]

The take up of BIM has tripled over the last three years since the launch of NBS’s UK National BIM Survey and will become a mandatory requirement from 2016 across all publicly procured buildings and infrastructure projects.

The undertaking of the course allows Senior to work with clients to utilise BIM and keep building costs low, by identifying potential problems before they arise, as well as having the knowledge to manage data effectively.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) allows designers to visualise real components at various stages, right through to construction and operations.