BIM Workflow Guide for AEC Project Teams
Project teams can produce accurate models and still face coordination problems during construction. The trouble usually starts when disciplines follow different standards, exchange outdated files, or model without clear downstream requirements. Those gaps lead to repeated reviews, RFIs, design changes, and avoidable field work. A structured BIM Workflow gives AEC teams a practical way to control those exchanges. It connects requirements, modeling, coordination, documentation, construction, and handover through agreed responsibilities. The model matters, but the way people manage its information matters just as much. What Makes a BIM Process Work? A functioning BIM Process defines how project information moves between responsible parties. Each team knows what information to produce, when to provide it, and who must review it. ISO 19650 frames BIM information management around a sequence of require, plan, produce, check, and hand over. That sequence gives teams a useful framework ...