ISO 19650-3 for BIM: Information management in the operation phase
Improved maintenance and operation, reduced operating costs, extended service life, better risk management...
Final analysis of BIM 2.0 platforms: the last three instances
We conclude the series dedicated to BIM 2.0 methodology in construction and architecture, with three additional platforms.
ISO 19650-2 for BIM, plus fundamental principles
Part 2 of the standard deals specifically with the development phase, in other words, the design and construction of the project.
Towards the future of architectural and urban design: more BIM 2.0 platforms
A new review of the BIM 2.0 platforms that are setting trends in the architecture and construction sector.
ISO 19650-1 for BIM, core principles
Necessary framework for organisations to adopt BIM methodology in an orderly, collaborative and efficient manner.
Towards the future of architectural and urban design: BIM 2.0 platforms
A system powered by artificial intelligence, generative algorithms, data, and digital twins hosted in the cloud.
What is BIM 2.0 and why do we need it?
Modern architecture faces two main challenges with the tools currently at its disposal.
Innovation in the design of water parks using BIM methodology
Guarantee of permanent coordination between architectural design, structural engineering and hydraulic needs.
Dynamo 3.4.1 in Revit 2026: automation and accuracy in BIM flow
Dynamo 3.4.1 saves time, reduces margins for error and expands creative possibilities.
Detecting interference in BIM methodology: prevention is better than cure
Anticipating problems affecting the construction, installations and even the maintenance of the building.
BIM methodology applied to natural disasters
BIM information shared with the rescue resources will facilitate decision-making on measures to be taken.
Collaborative cloud platforms for BIM methodology
Document control, collaboration, optimization and streamlining, reduction of time and costs… This is how they improve construction.


