From Static Site Plans to Executive-Ready GIS–BIM Visualization
How a multi-site property developer transformed separate site plans and 3D models into one geographic visualization platform for BOD and investor presentations.
Company Background
A multi-site property and township developer managing several land banks, residential clusters, commercial zones, and infrastructure development areas. The company regularly presents development progress and future potential to the board, investors, partners, and government stakeholders.
Business Snapshot
- •±520 employees
- •+IDR 2.7T annual revenue
- •±1,800 hectares total development area
- •9 active and planned development zones
- •Main activities: township development, land planning, infrastructure coordination, and investor presentation
Primary Business Needs
- •Combine site plans, GIS data, infrastructure networks, and BIM models
- •Show each project in its real geographic and environmental context
- •Improve board-level and investor-facing presentations
- •Compare development areas, access, utilities, and surrounding infrastructure
- •Support faster early-stage planning and approval discussions
CHALLENGE
The developer managed multiple development areas using separate CAD site plans and standalone 3D models. BOD and investors found it difficult to understand project locations, surrounding infrastructure, development progress, and the overall potential of each site.
SOLUTION
BIMAGE integrated site plans, geographic data, infrastructure networks, and BIM models into one GIS-based platform, displaying each development within its actual geographic and environmental context.
RESULT
BOD and investors gained a clearer, more engaging view of the development portfolio, enabling faster project reviews, stronger investment presentations, and better-informed strategic decisions.
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