The twelfth part of the series "BIM for Sustainability", where we look at how BIM can effectively support ESG and SDG goals (#UN17). In this post, we will focus on SDG goal 12 and the question whether and how BIM can contribute to sustainable consumption and production? Learn how BIM supports SDG 12 by promoting sustainable consumption and production in the construction industry.
Eleventh part of the series "BIM for Sustainability", where we look at how BIM methodology can effectively support ESG and SDG goals (#UN17). In this post, we will focus on SDG goal no. 11 and the question whether and how BIM can build sustainable cities and environments? Explore how BIM can help achieve SDG 11 by building sustainable, resilient cities and enhancing urban infrastructure.
Ninth part of the series "BIM for Sustainability". We look at how BIM can effectively support ESG and SDG goals (#UN17). In this post, we will focus on SDG 9 and the question of whether and how infrastructure and BIM innovation can be combined. Discover how BIM can support innovation and sustainable infrastructure development, aligned with SDG Goal 9. Learn more!
The eighth part of the series "BIM for Sustainable Development", where we look at how the BIM methodology can effectively support ESG and SDG goals (#UN17). In this post, we will focus on the question of whether and how BIM can contribute to sustainable economic growth. Explore how BIM can drive sustainable economic growth and efficiency in construction projects.
The seventh part of the series “BIM for Sustainable Development”, where we describe how BIM methodology can support ESG and SDG goals (#UN17). In this post, we will look at how BIM can be used to achieve Goal 7. Explore how BIM can enhance energy efficiency and support Sustainable Development Goal 7 by optimizing and managing energy use.
In the previous episode of this series, we discussed what ESG and SDG goals are, compared them, and considered their correlations with BIM. In this and subsequent articles, we will take a closer look at how BIM can be used to achieve specific, selected Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this post, we will focus in particular on Goal 3. Discover how BIM supports health and well-being through energy efficiency and sustainable building design.
In recent years, sustainable development has become not only a trend, but even a necessity for better changes for the environment and our planet. The construction industry is one of those that have the greatest impact on the environment, which is why more and more attention is being paid to its sustainable development. Explore how BIM can help achieve Sustainable Development Goals and ESG criteria for a greener future.
There is a growing interest in the Digital Twin and BIM topics among investors, owners and property managers. Building information modeling (BIM) is a methodology that describes methods for determining information requirements and processes for obtaining digital representations of objects. The result of this work methodology is digital models that reflect a building object. They can be a physical part of the Digital Twin, or digital twins of buildings, which help facility management teams analyze use and daily or planned operations on the facility. Learn about BIM standards for property managers, including key requirements and workflows for effective facility management.
In previous parts of the #DigitalTwin4FM series of articles, we have shown that there is more than one path to delivering the Operational Information Model - AIM (and this depends on the circumstances in which the information is acquired). In today's post, we will introduce the first and most important point of this process, i.e. activities related to determining the information requirements of resources. Learn about BIM arrangements with the Facility Management team to enhance operational information models and digital twins.
