Real BIM knowledge, not theory. Guides on IFC, openBIM, ISO 19650 and the daily work of coordination, written by people who have spent decades inside these platforms across Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Practical BIM knowledge from the Nordic field
What is ISO 19650 and why it matters
For the Nordic construction sector this marks a shift. Information management moves from a linear chain of han...
Ville Pietilä
LCA and BIM in construction
In architecture and construction that full-life view matters, because the choices that decide most of a buildi...
Kristofer Anker
BIM software for architects and engineers
BIM is now a standard part of how buildings get designed and delivered. The platform you model in shapes how d...
Kristofer Anker
How BIM transforms retail store design
Better collaboration and communication BIM keeps project data in one place, which makes collaboration and comm...
Kristofer Anker
When the planogram talks to the store model
The planogram team optimises shelf space. The layout team designs the store environment. Both work toward the ...
Kristofer Anker
How the construction industry is changing, five trends worth knowing
Below the surface, big changes are under way, driven by forces that are less visible but growing steadily stro...
Kristofer AnkerHow the Nordic model uses BIM and open standards to close the productivity gap
Construction accounts for around 13 percent of global GDP and employs more than 200 million people worldwide. ...
Kristofer Anker