Stuttgart, 13. May 2019
Schörghuber supports architects and provides first BIM data thanks to BIMsystem
With BIM (Building Information Modeling), construction projects can be digitized and important information on planning, execution and infrastructure can be mapped in a digital model. For this to work in practice, BIM-compliant data is required as a source of information, among other things. In order to support architects in the digital planning of objects and to further advance the digitization of construction, Schörghuber is also providing the first BIM data for door elements. For this, Schörghuber relies on the component management system from BIMsystems.
Figure 1: Schörghuber relies on BIMsystems' component management system to support architects (Source: BIMsystems GmbH)
When planning with BIM, entire construction projects are mapped in a digital model. This contains all relevant information for planning, execution and management. This promises, among other things, efficient planning, access to information that is always up to date, direct exchange with all those involved in construction, and early detection of planning errors.
Figure 2: To support architects in planning with BIM, Schörghuber provides the first BIM data for doors. These can be accessed via the architect portal on the manufacturer's website and can initially be used with Archicad (source: Schörghuber KG).
Crucial for the use of this planning method is the information basis and thus in particular the data provided by manufacturers in the industry. In order to advance planning with BIM and to support architects in this process, Schörghuber, as one of the leading door manufacturers, is now also providing the first BIM data. By means of the BMS plugin from BIMsystems, the BIM data can be configured and used as BIM content directly in the CAD system.
The manufacturer's single-leaf door elements with a door leaf thickness of 50 mm are the first to be launched. These can be individually configured according to requirements, so that architects and planners can choose between different door leaf designs, frame variants, functions such as fire, smoke and sound protection, and optional additional equipment.
Figure 3: The manufacturer's BIM data can be accessed via the architect portal on the Schörghuber website (source: BIMsystems GmbH).
In this way, Schörghuber partners receive a three-dimensional image of the doors, which includes all important product information such as equipment and dimensions. In the future, BIM data will also be made available for other Schörghuber door and frame solutions.
The manufacturer's BIM data can be accessed via the architect portal on the Schörghuber website and can initially be used with Archicad.
You can find more information about BIMsystems' component management system here.
Company description of BIMsystems
The software company BIMsystems was founded in 2015 and specializes in the planning method Building Information Management (BIM) as well as being the only provider worldwide of a cloud-based BIM solution - the corma technology. The goal of BIMsystems is the maximum automated digitization of product data (BIM content), the networking of interfaces and the unhindered exchange of data along the entire value chain of a property. Since 2017, BIMsystems has been one of the top 25 most innovative start-ups in the construction industry within Europe.
More information on the website www.bimsystems.de
Press contact from BIMsystems
Marcel Volm
Senior Marketing Manager
m.volm@bimsystems.de
+49 711 400 460 31
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