BIM Maturity Levels

 ➤What is BIM Maturity Level?

➜The BIM maturity model describes levels of maturity with regards to the ability of the construction supply chain to operate and exchange information.

➜There are different levels of shared collaboration in a construction project. Those are known as BIM maturity levels.

➜BIM Maturity levels range from 0-3.





➤Level 0 (Low Collaboration):-


➜ Level 0 means that the project promotes low collaboration & makes use of paper-based 2D drawing for drafting technique using Computer-Aided Design(CAD).


➜ The main goal is to generate productive information in the form of paper or electronic print.


➤Level 1 (Partial Collaboration):-


➜ Level 1 involves the use of both 3D CAD & 2D CAD drawing, while 3D CAD is used for the conceptual work & 2D CAD is used for the generation of Documentation & production information.


➜ At this level, there is a partial collaboration between different stakeholder as everyone creates & manage their data.


➜ At this level, project-related data sharing is happening using a Common Data Environment(CDE).


➤Level 2 (Full Collaboration):-


➜ Level 2 Promotes fully collaborative working by giving each of the project team its 3D model.


➜ At this level, the project team member works on their 3D model to develop their project & produce information. These 3D model & produce information is Shared by using the common file format (like IFC- Industry Foundation Classes). In this way, they can create a Federated model/Unified BIM Model.


➜ Dimension related to Time management(4D) & Cost estimation(5D) is available in Level 2.


➤Level 3 (Full Integration Collaboration):-


➜ Level 3 concept enables all project team members to work on the same model simultaneously which eliminates the chance of conflicting information.


➜ At this level, along with 4D & 5D new Dimension is available, the 6D which is focused on the management of the building lifecycle.




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