Improved communication and collaboration: The BIM model provides a common reference point for architects, engineers, contractors and project owners, enabling effective communication and collaboration. This translates into increased project quality and reduced costs.

Reduction of errors: By being able to detect clashes and errors at an early stage, the BIM model contributes to a significant reduction in the costs associated with correcting errors after construction.

Increased productivity: Automating tasks, such as generating drawings and statements, using the BIM model results in increased overall productivity and time savings.

Cost optimisation: With its ability to estimate costs and optimise the project budget, the BIM model contributes to reducing the overall cost of the project.

Increased equivalence: The BIM model enables the simulation of a building's energy and environmental performance, which supports decisions on more sustainable design solutions.

Improved after-sales service: The BIM model is used to create maintenance and operation documentation for the building, ensuring a smooth and efficient after-sales service.