By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 29, 2025 Practical BIM for Studios: how to implement without overloading your team or relying on external experts Many architecture and engineering firms want to work with BIM. They’ve heard about the benefits: coordination, efficiency, structured deliverables. But they’ve also heard how complex it can be:…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM Service for Architects with Professional Deliverables and No Errors The BIM service for architects has gone from being a luxury to a necessity for studios that want to professionalize their operations, reduce errors, and stand out with real estate developers and demanding clients.…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM Solution in Brickell: How to Apply It to Fix Errors, Coordinate Clearly, and Deliver Without Technical Stress Applying a BIM solution in Brickell is no longer just a trend—it’s a necessity for studios, developers, and professionals who want to deliver with precision, coordinate…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 Help with BIM for Studies: Resources and Strategies for Students and Training Teams Today, more than ever, there is a need for help with BIM for studies: students, teachers, and training teams require clear resources, accessible platforms, and real guidance to master this methodology.…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM help in Kendall: how to get real technical support to implement and deliver without errors Many architects and technical studios in Kendall already work with Revit or other BIM platforms. However, they still face recurring difficulties: commented deliverables, uncontrolled models, duplicated or poorly…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 How to use BIM without errors: a technical structure to deliver without last-minute fixes or stress Learning BIM isn’t hard. But using it properly—without repeated mistakes, commented deliverables, or broken models at the last minute—is the real challenge. Most studios that adopt Revit, ArchiCAD,…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM implementation with real results: what happens when you stop improvising and apply a structure that actually works For years, we thought we had control. Yes, we used Revit and produced drawings. Yes, we delivered models. But there was one thing we could never…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM structure for architects: comparison of three approaches to organize technical deliverables Applying BIM is not just about modeling in Revit, ArchiCAD, or any other platform. It’s not only exporting drawings from a 3D model. For BIM to actually work in an architecture firm,…
By Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 Custom BIM protocol: how to structure deliverables and internal processes that actually work in your office Talking about BIM in 2025 is no longer about the future. It’s about how we produce, coordinate, and deliver today. But as more firms adopt tools like Revit,…
Architect Andreina Lopez / BIM ManagerUpdated on September 21, 2025 BIM for freelancers: how to work with technical order, deliver with confidence, and grow from anywhere The BIM methodology has transformed how architectural and engineering projects are conceived, modeled, and documented. But it has also opened new professional opportunities. Today, being a freelancer is no…
