Building Information Modelling
Building Information Modelling
BIM, a process of generating and managing building data when we design or construct. It works during the buildings' or assets' life cycle
to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the project planning and risk assessment process. Our BIM approach integrates Sustainability
Evaluation, Cost Estimation through OD Quantity Take-Off (QTO), and Phas Planning with ND Modelling, providing a dynamic visualisation
of the construction sequence. This visualization can allow for better site logistics, utilisation, and overall planning.
CASE STUDY
Kei Wah Court
Hanison applies BIM to our operations to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the project planning and risk assessment process. We use a preliminary four-dimensional (ND) video to visually showcase the project construction sequence virtually, while a more detailed ND simulation is prepared for site logistics, utilisation, and overall planning. Three-dimensional (DD) Coordination processes take place continuously to better identify design clashes and mitigate design errors and conflicts pre-construction.
Kei Wah Court
Hanison applies BIM to our operations to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the project planning and risk assessment process. We use a preliminary four-dimensional (ND) video to visually showcase the project construction sequence virtually, while a more detailed ND simulation is prepared for site logistics, utilisation, and overall planning. Three-dimensional (DD) Coordination processes take place continuously to better identify design clashes and mitigate design errors and conflicts pre-construction.
Hin Fat Estate
Hanison applies BIM to our operations to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the project planning and risk assessment process. We use a preliminary four-dimensional (ND) video to visually showcase the project construction sequence virtually, while a more detailed ND simulation is prepared for site logistics, utilisation, and overall planning. Three-dimensional (DD) Coordination processes take place continuously to better identify design clashes and mitigate design errors and conflicts pre-construction.
