Yes. BIMFINITY is an international consultation firm based in Singapore, with branches in China and Malaysia. We are able to provide BIM services for countries in ASIA.

BIM models associate additional information about asset components with geometry in a structured way. This lets us build project documentation in a much more structured and on line way.

BIM-enabled working allows this information to be shared by different project participants and also between different stages of design, construction and operation. For example, an engineer is able to use information sourced from the architect to prepare energy calculations or a contractor can check the coordination of contributions from different members of the project team. Programme and cost information can also be captured using BIM. Most importantly, BIM has the potential to allow information about the use of the building to be collated and held in formats useable by the operators of facilities – enabling buildings and other assets to be used and maintained efficiently.

There are many definitions of what BIM is and in many ways it depends on your point of view or what you seek to gain from the approach. Sometimes it’s easier to say what BIM isn’t!

It’s not just 3D CAD
It’s not just a new technology application
It’s not next generation, it here and now!
BIM is essentially value creating collaboration through the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the creation, collation and exchange of shared 3D models and intelligent, structured data attached to them.

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It is very subjective question. Lot of factors (project size, scope of services) in to take into consideration. Cost my be range from a few thousands to hundred of thousands.