BIMtegninger

BIMtegninger, which translates to BIM drawings or BIM blueprints, refers to the graphical representations and documentation created within a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow. Unlike traditional 2D CAD drawings, BIMtegninger are derived from a 3D model that contains not only geometric information but also a wealth of data about building components. This data can include material properties, manufacturer details, performance specifications, cost information, and maintenance schedules.

The creation of BIMtegninger involves extracting views, sections, elevations, and details directly from the central 3D BIM model. This ensures consistency and accuracy across all project documentation, as any changes made to the model are automatically reflected in all associated drawings. This process significantly reduces the risk of errors and omissions that can occur with manual updates in traditional drafting methods.

BIMtegninger serve multiple purposes throughout the lifecycle of a building. During the design phase, they help visualize and communicate design intent. In the construction phase, they provide detailed instructions for fabrication and installation, often linked to specific components within the model for precise placement. Furthermore, the data embedded within BIMtegninger can be used for cost estimation, scheduling, clash detection, and facility management. The dynamic nature of BIMtegninger, tied to a data-rich model, makes them a powerful tool for collaboration and informed decision-making among all project stakeholders.