The Dutch company bureauEAU consists of a team of construction engineers and technical specialists in the field of BIM, building physics, sustainability, modeling software and building regulations. After working with the free version of BIMcollab ZOOM for quite some time, this summer BureauEAU made the switch to the full version of ZOOM integrated with the issue management of BIMcollab Cloud.

“When exchanging issues with one another, there were always problems. We used software like OneNote, Smartsheet and BCF exports via e-mail to collect and distribute model issues throughout the team. Keeping an overview of the issues was extremely difficult because there was no single point at which all issues were collected, processed and monitored.“

DCMvn has been validating their models and managing issues with BIMcollab for over two years. Thomas Schäfer, CEO of DCMvn and IT Specialist implementing BIM: “Only with BIMcollab Cloud and BIMcollab ZOOM we can guarantee clash free models to our customers.”

Over the past years, Head of BIM Josh Chrystal, has implemented BIMcollab Cloud and BIMcollab ZOOM enhancing control significantly in the design and construction process. “We first tested BIMcollab with a free account and quickly realised this was a great way of sharing clash detection information, and a tool that would bring us enormous time and efficiency savings.”

“Any project is always about communication,” says Daniel Simons, Project Leader at nesseler bau. As BIM advocate, Simons leads development projects about the ever-deeper integration of BIM-based working methods in the company. Recently, nesseler bau started working with BIMcollab Cloud and BIMcollab ZOOM. Let’s have a look what it brings.

Tony Fitzpatrick, Architect and Head of BIM Development, shares his BIM journey from “redlined drawings” and lengthy meetings to smooth workflows and effective collaboration. “I realised that there had to be a better, more cost-effective way of managing the design process”. Tony Fitzpatrick, Architect and Head of BIM Development at AW2 Architects, shares his BIM journey from “redlined drawings” and lengthy meetings to smooth workflows and effective collaboration.