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The future of architecture is BIM, which can effectively
manage the complexity of building design. An increasing number of BIM
architects are redefining building design and construction using the
intelligent model-based methodology. Building Information Modeling has become
the cornerstone for all future developments in the architecture and
construction sector.

Here’re the top 7 reasons
BIM will rule architecture in the future:

• Speeding
  up design-build procedure: Today's architects and designers are
  conscious that technology enables them to express their creativity while analyzing
  thoughts and ideas. The complexity of the building design is increased by
  incorporating scientific and technological knowledge. For most architects,
  fusing form, function, context, and technology prove difficult. Thankfully, BIM is
  available to improve workflow capabilities and support the design build process.
  Processing times are accelerated and mistakes are decreased when design modifications
  are applied to all documents at once. Every view is updated when an element in
  a model is modified, making the new modification visible.
• Detailed
  construction visualization: More accurate and realistic renderings can
  help architects gain support and approvals quickly. BIM gives architects the
  ability to produce 3D representations with detailed and non-visual information
  than the construction industry has ever accomplished. BIM also gives architects
  the time and money required for each stage. In addition, it helps them visualize
  a structure in terms of 3D dimensions, such as height, length, and depth.
  Further, the design model can be used in conjunction with immersive visualization
  technology, which turns 3D BIM models into interactive
  spatial design experiences that users explore for a clearer understanding of
  the finished product.
• Maintaining
  model intelligence during development: BIM keeps the model intelligence throughout
  the construction process, enabling architects to edit and reshape their plans.
  The design creates a database that can be used to inform decisions earlier in
  the design process. The data is readily available, and you can always return to
  the most recent version if it is damaged. The detailed logs of changes also
  show who modified a particular element. Since the model includes all necessary
  information, architects can use the model's data to improve the construction
  stage. Hence, buildings can be moved from the design phase to the construction
  phase more quickly.
•  Increased
  teamwork: BIM is a common knowledge base that enables
  architects and team members to quickly store and perform intricate
  calculations. Project teams can collaborate more effectively now as technologies
  are connected to the cloud. The most recent design will be available to all of
  the team's architects and experts, including electrical engineers, who will be
  able to record their adjustments. Any doubt is therefore eliminated.
  Additionally, by storing everything in one location and sharing it, clients may
  communicate their ideas to architects even when they are separated by distance.
• Efficiency: BIM makes the entire working process more
  effective, while easing the workload of individuals who use it regularly.
  Applications like space planning, energy analysis, computational design,
  analysis of light and daylight, etc. can profit from the data gathered by BIM
  throughout a project's life cycle. Thus, efficiency is achieved by reducing the
  likelihood of mistakes that architects, contractors, and engineers may make.
  The worries about unforeseen faults delaying a project by days or weeks become
  less frequent, thanks to BIM's effective planning.
• A
  thorough analysis of the environmental impact: BIM is a helpful tool for reducing the
  carbon footprint of buildings. The building's energy model can be created to
  examine the real energy behavior and pinpoint the materials and architectural
  elements that are the most energy-efficient. Maximum energy efficiency and
  comfort are provided by detailed data of material analysis, temperature
  simulation, equipment maintenance, and thermal performance from the early
  design build phase till the construction is completed.
• Employment
  prospects: Currently, young architects are becoming increasingly
  interested in BIM. BIM experts are in high demand because BIM is already being
  used successfully by all cutting-edge businesses. Owing to their expertise and
  project management prowess in completing the projects and attaining efficiency
  and quality, architects with BIM skills demand great compensation. To satisfy
  the demands of contemporary BIM techniques, people could face some obstacles,
  but the effort is worthwhile.

For more information, contact Tejjy Inc. BIM
Consultants in USA at 202-465-4830 or [email protected]. 

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