Our team works alongside clients to define BIM strategies that deliver measurable results for projects, assets and long term business performance.
Giving every stakeholder a clear framework for managing information throughout the project lifecycle.
Your pathway to project collaboration at every stage
A BIM Strategy defines how information will be created, managed, shared and verified throughout a project.
A BIM Strategy goes beyond solely focusing on models or software, it provides the governance for information management.
By harnessing data and technology, our team of industry experts will work with you to define your strategy and drive measurable results.
The greatest results are achieved through setting clear, phased milestones and responsibilities tailored to your specific project or portfolio needs.
Establishing what information is required, when it is needed, who is responsible for producing it and how it will be reviewed, exchanged and maintained in accordance with ISO 19650.
Strategic BIM Integration
Defining a BIM Strategy that aligns with the objectives, procurement route and information requirements of the project, establishing a clear approach to BIM implementation from the outset.
Employer's Information Requirements (EIR)
Preparing Employer's Information Requirements that define project deliverables, information exchanges, model requirements and responsibilities for every appointed party.
Implementation Support
Supporting the implementation of the BIM Strategy through technical guidance, coordination and information management, ensuring agreed standards and processes are applied consistently throughout the project.
A clearly defined BIM Strategy reduces uncertainty before work begins and provides a consistent approach to information management throughout the project.
Helping architects, clients, contractors and developers work from a consistent and trusted source of information.
Weave combines strategic thinking with practical implementation, ensuring BIM is not only planned effectively but applied successfully. The result is better coordinated teams, improved information quality and a stronger foundation for informed decision making throughout the lifecycle of the project.
