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A 2,000ft bridge built without drawings – How IFC is paving the way for model-based workflows

For centuries, 2D drawings have been the cornerstone of engineer and architect communication. While reliable, they demand significant manual work and have limitations in the information they can carry. But are there any alternatives? In some markets, infrastructure projects have over the past decade successfully been executed solely based on BIM models, eliminating the need for drawings. The transition has unlocked some important benefits. Automated Workflows: BIM models streamline repetitive tasks, freeing engineers to focus on creativity and problem-solving. Enhanced Quality: 3D models provide a more comprehensive view, leading to fewer errors and improved build quality. Reduced Costs: Studies show drawingless projects can achieve roughly 10% cost savings compared to traditional methods. OpenBIM: The use of IFC ensures seamless data exchange between different software platforms, enhancing collaboration and reducing the risk of information loss throughout the project lifecycle. This webinar will delve into the world of drawingless design, exploring its potential to disrupt American infrastructure projects. It will showcase real-world examples, highlight the benefits (and challenges) and equip you with some key knowledge for this innovative approach. Speaker: Oystein Ulvestad (Arup) For more upcoming webinars and more on-demand webinars, visit https://www.buildingsmartusa.org/us-a...