Building information modeling - Facility management
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VDI 2552 Blatt 6:2026-04

Building information modeling - Facility management

German title
Building Information Modeling - Betrieb
Publication date
2026-04
Original language
German, English
Pages
31

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Short description

BIM is geared towards the entire life cycle of a property. There is still a gap in understanding between planning and construction on the one hand and operation on the other. In order to achive the greatest possible added value from the BIM method accessible to those involved in operation, they must be actively involved from the start of the project onwards and be included by the other parties involved. Operation is the longest and most cost-intensive phase in the life cycle of a property. Operation is just as complex a task as planning and construction and, in the best case, is supported by a CAFM system, possibly consisting of various components and digital tools. A CAFM system can contain a digital, continuously updated image of a property independently of a construction project. The digital image and its process-related link with other elements and participants are essential elements of the BIM method. The standard presents interrelationships and provides all parties involved with important information on the use of BIM for the operation of buildings.

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