Webinar on BIM for Heritage
On this page you can find a recording of a previous webinar on BIM for Heritage; recorded as part of our Technical Tuesdays Series on 22 June 2021. You can also find links to relevant guidance resources.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is defined as 'a collaborative process for the production and management of structured electronic information and illustrating, in digital terms, all the elements that compose a building'. It has been increasingly used across the UK since 2011 following launch of the Government Construction Strategy that recognised the benefits of digital collaborative working processes for the construction industry. Although this definition suggests BIM has application potential across existing heritage buildings and structures, its main application area remains within new-build construction. Held in association with the BIM4Heritage special interest group, this webinar explores the application of BIM within the historic environment.
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Further guidance
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BIM for Heritage
The potential advantages of a BIM approach to help users successfully implement BIM in heritage projects
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BIM for Heritage - Developing the Asset Information Model
Developing a heritage focused asset information model and the suite of documents needed to help in adopting BIM information management workflows.
