BricsCAD BIM: From sketch, to BIM, to detail
BricsCAD BIM allows you to create and manage building and infrastructure projects faster, more economically. With BricsCAD BIM you can go through all stages, no extra software needed!
From sketch, to BIM, to detail: All in one product
Increase productivity and explore more designs
Manage your BIM project in the cloud with chapoo
Finish your project on time and on budget
Conceptual design
Combine the accuracy of solid modeling with the simplicity of the most popular Sketch program – 3D modeling with just push and pull.
Pull up 3D walls and columns in just a few clicks. Connect and drag.
The BIM process
The Conceptual model evolves smoothly into a full BIM project. Bring the model to the required Level of Detail and connect all data from your database. Then generate all required reports and keep them synched with each modification.
A Composition describes the structure of a Building Element
Documentation
Continue to use your favorite 2D drafting platform and keep all your legacy investments in the loop. Connect your 2D and 3D details to the BIM model.
2D will always be part of completing a building project. Use your familiar .dwg platform 100% integrated in this BIM software. No need to switch to another file format for completing your details. You can now safely complete your automatic generated details with text and annotations and get alerted automatically when you should check due to modifications that might influence such annotations.
Cloud collaboration
Exchange models and details with others via the cloud. Use the IFC standard to check – back and forth – information in other models*. Allow others to view and explore combined 3D geometry and data in the 3D browser based viewer*.
Via Chapoo – our cloud based collaboration platform, you can collaborate safely and accurate with all others involved. 3D models can be viewed, sectioned, annotated, measured in real time in your browser via our powerful 3D viewer – including interrogating the data connect to model-elements.
