BIM Track best use: Design review
This post is the first in a series showing the practical applications of BIM Track. This month, we focus on how BIM Track enhances the design review process.
Better coordination, better buildings
This post is the first in a series showing the practical applications of BIM Track. This month, we focus on how BIM Track enhances the design review process.
Let’s get straight to the point: clash detection is a subset of quality control. Quality control enhances the quality and the constructability of the model. And we’d like to demystify some of this quality control voodoo for you.
It’s no secret that we have a pretty special group here at BIM Track. That includes a hard-working behind-the-scenes team. Meet their capitaine, Alain Bolduc.
Fresh from the BIM Track factory, we’re happy to introduce major and minor time-saving features: because it all adds up! BIM Track is now happier than ever handling heavy models, can measure in a snap, plays nicely with Revit & Navisworks 2019, and more!
Did you know? Its’ almost 2 years to the day since BIM Track 1.0 was launched.
There can be a lot of detail saved within a project’s settings. To avoid the tedium of recreating these settings on each new project, you can now export a project’s settings for use on new projects.
The next stop on the BIM Track tour is sunny Brisbane for BILT ANZ 2018. We are looking forward to meeting clients and prospects alike interested in simplifying their BIM coordination communications.