FROM MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLASHES TO VISUAL COORDINATION DASHBOARDS
How a BIM management team consolidated BIM models, 2D drawings, point clouds, and schedules to identify clashes and monitor coordination progress.
Company Background
A BIM management team supporting a high-rise mixed-use development involving architects, structural consultants, MEP designers, façade specialists, interior contractors, and multiple subcontractors. Each party produces discipline-specific models and drawings.
Business Snapshot
- •Project value +IDR 2.4T
- •60+ project stakeholders
- •More than 20 discipline and trade models
- •Commercial, residential, retail, and basement scope
Primary Business Needs
- •Federated model coordination across disciplines
- •Structured clash detection and issue ownership
- •Visual dashboard for coordination status
- •Reduced unresolved clashes before construction
- •Better communication between design, BIM, and site teams
Architectural, structural, and MEP information came from different consultants and subcontractors. Hidden clashes were difficult to identify, and management had limited visibility into open issues and coordination progress.
Autodesk Navisworks combines BIM models, 2D drawings, and point-cloud data into one federated environment. Clash Detection surfaces conflicts, and results feed dashboards tracking status, priority, and ownership.
The BIM Manager identified conflicts before construction, assigned issues to the right teams, and reduced coordination errors, rework, and site disruption through visual, real-time dashboards.
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