BIM is the only process and tool that improving the confidece of LCA of buildings through information management, easing ramification, strengthen resilience to adopt, and improving framework and collaboration. We assimilate Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and Life Cycle Costing (LCC) of buildings into BIM and construction management. With our seasoned professionals incorporating BIM tools for 3D building modelling, Building Energy Modelling (BEM) tools, and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) tools to manage LCA of buildings.

Immediate Feedback at Key Stages of Design Process

Real-time BIM-integrated LCA/LCC allows the designer to get immediate feedback (on energy, carbon, LCC) at key stages of the design process.

Sustainability Decisions at Early Design Stage

An improved approach for BIM-integrated LCA/LCC adoption at the early design stage helps to make sustainability decisions. LCA is the assembly and estimation of the inputs, outputs and the potential environmental impacts of a building throughout its life cycle.

Reliable Source for Decisions during Project Lifecycle

BIM-Based Life Cycle Assessment and Costing of Building- BIM is a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility, creating a shared knowledge resource for information about it, forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life cycle, from earliest conception to demolition.

How we conduct BIM Integrated Life Cycle Analysis?

• Quantity Take-off  for Estimation and Planning
• Scheduling, 4D Construction Phasing
• Visualization
• Design Development Support

Work Process

We make log books for essential to calculate inventory of the building items, and bridge the outcome to cloud or local data sets for environmental assessment in real time. We use BIM as primary tool to make assessments to calculate cost, ambiant air quality and enhace data coverage with diffrent parameters like restate, durability, and viable energy. We use Leading software platforms to hookup databases and simulation toolsets for energy simulation and LCA.