4. Conclusion and References
The various elements presented in this guide provide a frame of reference that you can use to set up a BIM project. As mentioned in the introduction, this reference framework has no prescriptive value. It’s up to each individual to make it their own, put it to the test and adapt it to their own needs. All players in the sector are encouraged to commit to BIM, and to contribute their feedback to the development of the “BIM skills center” set up by the CRTI-B. To take things a step further, a final appendix entitled “Good collaborative BIM practices” details the project phases (from programming to operation) as they are commonly carried out using BIM. This appendix will help you to better understand the details of collaboration between the project manager, the client and the contractors, in line with BIM methodology.
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https://bimdictionary.com/
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http://objectif-bim.com/
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