The TechBiM Community

The aim of BIM is to efficiently arrive at the most optimal design possible and to reduce failure costs in construction. This is only possible if the parties who are now communicating with each other for the first time at the site had done so much earlier.

Through the standardisation of the BIM content layer, TechBiM establishes an open ecosystem in which all key players (Users, Manufacturers, Partners, and End Users) can collaborate across each of the three BIM layers. This facilitates earlier and easier communication between parties, thereby enabling optimal collaboration with increased efficiency and reduced frustrations, communication issues, and errors.

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Users Manufacturers Partners End users

An open and robust ecosystem

TechBiM cultivates an open ecosystem which reinforces itself. All actors in the construction process can indeed contribute a portion of the added value that elevates the ecosystem and all stakeholders to a higher level. Each actor fulfils their inherent role in the construction process not only in the physical world, but also in the digital realm. They can also distinguish themselves by focusing on creating added value and developing their own identity.

TechBiM was established to prevent parties to invest in a library tied to a single commercial entity.

Kris Van DingenenManaging Director - Techlink

Through the standardisation initiative of TechBiM, manufacturer data can be permanently linked to BIM objects, allowing it to be utilised by all parties throughout the entire construction process.

Joris Van BosscheProject Manager Digitalisation - Techlink

TechBiM and MatBiM are both seeking sustainable solutions for the entire construction sector.

Frank VanhoveManaging Director Benelux - BPM

An ecosystem such as TechBiM offers numerous opportunities, such as assessing the impact of a building before it is constructed or achieving improved designs to better integrate future technologies which enhance your building.

Rik VeraInnovational speaker - Nexxworks

4 roles of actors

In exceptional cases, a party may fulfil more than one role. To understand the role your company can play, please find below a brief description of the four different stakeholder roles.
You may choose to adopt a supportive stance, or you can also participate very actively. Discover below how you can contribute to the success of your business by strengthening the open ecosystem.

Users

“User” is a collective term for actors who create a digital twin of a real building. This can occur at any stage of the life cycle. From design to execution, management and maintenance, through to demolition or renovation. Consider consulting and engineering firms, installation companies, general contractors, and facility management companies.

Join as a User

Manufacturers

Do you manufacture or assemble physical products? Would you be willing to provide their digital representation for users in the digital world? You belong to the category of manufacturers. Consider lighting, switchgear, cable management, heating boilers, heat pumps, radiators, pumps, air ducts, …

Join as a Manufacturer

Partners

Partners include any party that assists manufacturers and/or users in providing (digital) services. They include service providers such as BIM content developers, training centres, helpdesks, consulting firms, implementation services, and software developers; as well as Software as a Service (SaaS) providers, wholesalers, up to federations and collaborations between complementary manufacturers.

Join as a Partner

End Users

End users are parties who occupy or allow the occupation of the physical building, such as project owners, building companies, project managers, clients, housing cooperatives, and social housing associations.

Join as an End-user