Simplifying processes in construction through better data interoperability (BIM)

With the BIM (Building Information Modelling) method, a standard is establishing itself that improves processes in the construction industry. This measure explains the success models, standards and requirements for the reusability of information in the construction industry from the perspective of public building owners. Different use cases in the life cycle of buildings as well as user and IT processes are described.

The aim is to simplify the interoperability of digital building information and processes in the construction industry. The results of this measure help to reduce the previous lack of clarity among building owners and in the market and to name those sub-areas that lead to a simplification of the digitisation of the building sector through better interface design.

The primary aim is to establish robust, non-discriminatory basic principles of interoperability that help all those involved in construction. For example, relieving the burden of routine tasks such as typing up report slips benefits everyone. The data consistency for such solutions is developed in this measure.

This is achieved by bringing together existing knowledge as well as project experiences in Switzerland and abroad from the perspective of public building owners. The result is the publication of a report with concepts and practical examples.

Further information

Status

Start 2023
End 2024

Responsible

Federal Roads Office

Departments

Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications

Partners

Koordinationskonferenz der Bau- und Liegenschaftsorgane der öffentlichen Bauherren
SBB

Goals

Switzerland will take advantage of its opportunities with regard to the virtual international economy


Domains

Infrastructure

Public authorities promote and operate reliable and resilient physical as well as digital infrastructures.

*OGD: Updated in May of the reporting year, adjusted for double counts.