Building Information Modelling

建筑信息建模(BIM)是一个对建筑业产生根本性影响的过程 全世界。它使企业能够在实际物理设施之前，虚拟地设想设施的建设 施工，以便发现问题、模拟挑战、分析潜在的解决方案、提高安全性和 降低总体构建成本。它的利用通过转变现有的项目级别来提高生产率 互操作性、可扩展性、标准化和风险管理等显著改进项目 管理、决策以及满足交付成果和最后期限。这使建筑公司能够 在建筑生命周期的每个阶段(从概念到使用)实现主要效率。这个 加拿大建筑业目前在BIM的研究和采用方面落后于世界其他地区 技术因为采用BIM的业务成本高得令人望而却步，其中包括在 基础设施、硬件、软件和培训，许多中小企业实际上将被排除在竞争之外 适用于需要BIM专业知识的合同。 乔治布朗学院(GBC)致力于成为加拿大领先的BIM应用机构 研究、创新和培训。GBC将支持中小企业采用BIM方法和适应BIM 在他们的商业模式中使用工具。拟议的计划将积极将BIM技术和流程转移到 安大略省建筑业中小企业，提高整个建筑的中小企业生产力和效率 生命周期。GBC将为新近毕业的学生以及经验丰富的行业专业人员提供培训，以便 他们可以促进BIM在员工队伍中的实施。这一倡议将使GBC能够发挥领导作用 发挥作用并与业界合作，以解决BIM创新差距并催化经济发展 安大略省的建筑业。

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a process that is radically impacting the construction industry worldwide. It enables businesses to envisage the construction of a facility virtually, prior to its actual physical construction, in order to identify problems, simulate challenges, analyze potential solutions, improve safety and decrease overall build costs. Its utilization increases productivity by transforming existing levels of project interoperability, scalability, standardization and risk management and so significantly improving project management, decision-making and meeting deliverables and deadlines. This enables construction companies to realize major efficiencies at every stage of the building lifecycle from concept through to occupation. The Canadian construction sector currently lags behind the rest of the world in research and adoption of BIM technology. Because of the prohibitive business costs of BIM adoption, which include sizable investments in infrastructure, hardware, software and training, many SMEs will effectively be locked out of the competition for contracts that require BIM expertise. George Brown College (GBC) is committed to becoming the leading institution in Canada for BIM applied research, innovation and training. GBC will support SMEs in adopting BIM approaches and adapting BIM tools into their business models. The proposed initiative will actively transfer BIM technology and processes to Ontario's construction sector SMEs, increasing SME productivity and efficiency throughout the whole building lifecycle. GBC will provide training to recent graduates as well as to seasoned industry professionals so that they can facilitate BIM implementation in the workforce. This initiative will enable GBC to take a leadership role and partner with industry to address the BIM innovation gap and catalyze economic development in the construction sector in Ontario.