No BIM files? No problem: how to build a BIM strategy from zero
Learn how to launch a BIM strategy from zero with expert tips from BIMobject’s Senior BIM Specialist Maher Oueslati.
I graduated in 2006 from Politecnico di Milano. I immediately started working for several architecture studios, where I learned how to use 3D software platforms. In 2012 I started working as a freelance, mainly on interior renovations. In 2018, I founded Gate Architects with four of my colleagues, and we primarily deal with projects abroad.
I discovered bimobject.com thanks to one of my colleagues. I use 3D BIM software when I work on my projects, and for this reason, I need a tool that lets me find all the 3D models and materials of every brand.
I use bimobject.com to look for 3D models when I start designing a new project and also when I have to manage the project execution phase.
The platform is very useful for me because I can find a lot of material, which makes my projects complete and detailed. Having at your disposal a huge library allows me to save a lot of time and also to manage all the projects in a precise way.
bimobject.com offers lots of solutions and ideas and also allows me to find new brands and products. I also have the opportunity to implement the design phase creatively and responsibly.
Using a digital tool is also extremely useful in supporting environmental sustainability. Compared to the past, digital tools are now used in every working environment, from private to public. More and more people are going digital, and it’s becoming easier to communicate and present our design projects to our customers worldwide.
Want to learn more about Chiara? Find her and Gate Architects at gatearchitects.com.
Learn how to launch a BIM strategy from zero with expert tips from BIMobject’s Senior BIM Specialist Maher Oueslati.
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