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Nemetschek bim+

Free BIM entry package for teams

Figure: Nemetschek bim+

Using the Nemetschek bim+ team version enables all parties involved in the construction project to access the same data at any time

Figure: Nemetschek bim+

bim+, the open, web-based BIM platform provided to the construction industry by the Nemetschek brand of the same name, launches a free BIM entry package for architects, engineers and construction contractors.

Collaboration features make it possible to combine BIM models created by various software solutions and to visualize them together in the web browser or on the iPad. Issues can be readily identified and resolved within the team by adding comments, photos, priorities and deadlines.

Innovative 3D presentation options help to explain and better understand concepts or projects at the design...

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