What is Clash detection?

Clash detection is used to find and avoid a conflict within designs. It is an opportunity to avoid extra costs during the design process of your laboratory.

What is a clash?

A clash is a conflict between the different designs of involved third parties. It can be caused by combining all Autodesk Revit models. We are experts in Autodesk Revit and our chief designer even has the Revit Expert Elite status.

BIM Laboratory Design Clash detection

It is estimated that 25% to 30% of construction project resources (e.g., time, money, and materials) are wasted in resolving change orders. In our previous project we prevented 34 conflicts. Can you imagine how much money was saved on the total construction costs for a new Laboratory?

BIM Laboratory Design Clash detection example

Advantages of BIM:

  • New mandatory way to collaborate
  • Saving Cost, Time and Materials
  • Great user experience (3D, 2D, interactive)
  • One Truth, one Model, great change management
  • Integration Third Parties
  • Usage BIM by Facility Management

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