How can a BIM survey add value to your architectural project?

Mark Johnson
Survey Video by Mark Johnson National Accounts Manager 29/03/2018

Watch our handy animation to learn how a BIM survey can add value to your client’s project and the key deliverables you should expect from a survey.

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How can a BIM survey add value to your client’s project and the key deliverables you should expect from the survey?

A BIM survey helps with the initial design of a project, ensuring the data captured is fit for purpose.

A survey is the first stage in the cradle to grave lifespan of a refurbishment or redevelopment project. As a result the designers need to be confident in the accuracy of the survey data. If they have this, they can design with greater confidence and certainty, thereby reducing commercial risk.

To find out more please read our SlideShare Guide or speak to our survey team.

  • Speedy – swift delivery of survey data means the design team can quickly progress with the design of their project.
  • Provides clarity and accuracy – with a valuable, data-rich site reference that can be used throughout the design process.
  • Confidence in your project – by providing accurate site data, it reduces commercial risk.
  • Client Satisfaction – a survey ensures a client project benefits from an improved use of time, an accurate project scope.

By preserving quality standards and controlling costs, a project starting with a BIM-ready survey should help you deliver a successful project and a happy client.

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