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GROUP MEMBERS:
Ee Hui Teng 0322548
Lim Hong Wei 0322741
Loo Siah Mong 0321995
Pui Chun Shian 0323470
Tan Jia San 0322406
Yip Xiaojung 0323852
ASSIGNMENT 1: GROUP REPORT
Part A
Compare the functions and limitation of BIM QS computer software in the market.
Introduction to Building Information
Modelling (BIM)
What is BIM?
❖ the process of designing
a building collaboratively
using one coherent
system of computer
models rather than as
separate sets of
drawings.
❖ improve the 3 most
important aspects to
their projects:
- Time
- Cost
- Quality
❖ Divided into 3 levels
where parties
collaborate on same
model and share same
date on the same
repository.
Benefits of using BIM
❖ enable a QS to easily take
off quantities and estimate
the project costs
❖ helping a construction
project move from the
design desks to physical
reality
❖ prunes redundant data
❖ improves coordination
among departments
❖ maintains updated information
brings operational efficiency
❖ erases communication
lag and noise
❖ gives an overall
efficiency to the whole
lifespan of the project
Vico Office Takeoff Manager CostX
Buildsoft Cubit Cubisoft (Glodon)
Software app slides
Functions of Vico Office Takeoff Manager (8)
1) 2D to 3D Management (Vico Document Controller)
❖ Identify the changes of 2D and 3D versions
❖ Compare coodinated 3D model to 2D contract documents for final checking
2) 3D BIM for Visualization
❖ Performs well with practical BIM authoring tools such as Autodesk Revit, Graphisoft
ArchiCAD and Tekla Structures
❖ additional import softwares such as Google SketchUp, 3D DWG, CAD Duct and IFC file
3) 3D BIM for Clash Detection (Vico
Constructability Manager)
❖ Help to identify constructability problems in
the planning process
- integrated solutions for clash detections
- coordination resolution.
4) 3D BIM for layout (Vico Layout Manager)
❖ Offers precise analysis of virtual model
critical points
❖ offers speedy installation and remove costly
rework.
5) 3D BIM for Quantity Takeoff (Vico
Takeoff Manager)
❖ provides more precise, up to date
schedules, estimating and cost planning
❖ helps scans a 3D model’s content and
automatically generates take of items
with a set of construction-caliber
quantities off the 3D model.
❖ Vico Production Controller
- manages on-site production and planning
schedules during the build phase
6) 4D BIM for Scheduling and Production Control (4)
❖ Vico LBS Manager
- Divides the project into work locations
❖ Vico 4D Manager
- provides a clear 3D visualization of project timeline.
❖ Vico Schedule Planner
- Uses BIM model elements to generate
construction schedules
7) 5D BIM for Estimating (2)
❖ Vico Cost Planner
- A strong model-based cost estimating
solution
- uses Vico Takeoff Manager
- provide a precise estimation within a short
period of time
❖ Vico Cost Explorer
- the first model-based budgeting application
- enables project team to visualize the
elements of the projects that are affecting
the changes in the cost
8) Construction Management Report
❖ enable information to be communicate across the
project team
❖ delivers constructability reports
❖ provide cost and resource loaded schedules
❖ cash flow reports
❖ cost estimates
❖ proposed design changes
Limitation of Using Vico Office
❖ allows only one model file to be used at one
time
❖ unable to detect any collisions automatically
❖ require more time to complete the 3D model
Software app slides
3. Able to support various files types
- ability to compare and review the contemporary
drawings with the previous one.
- allows the user safe plenty of time and fastens the
work.
Functions :
1. Auto-revisioning
2. Subcontractor Comparison
- workbooks can be generated in CostX allow the
user to compare with the subcontractors
information.
- allow the user have better view and make
comparison with one another about the cost and
quality.
- allows quantity surveyors to extract quantities and
measure through existing project drawings.
- allows for a productive back office and streamlined
process.
4. 3D / BIM Takeoff
- enables them to visualise their measurement in 3D,
leveraging the latest developments in automated take-off.
- helps users to visualize and understand the drawing have
a general idea of the building before build.
Limitations :
QS firms need to pay more for other products like Cost XL in
order to exploit the software to its full potential including its
function.
1. Add-on Cost 2. Rebar detection
Main reinforcement bar and Bents for mesh fabric reinforcement
(BRC) of the beam or column could not be detected by using the
software, hence the users will have to measure the length of fabric
reinforcement of the whole beam .
Software app slides
3. Price Lists2. 3D Takeoff1. Natural Estimating
Functions :
By tracing directly over imported plans, simple
or complex quantity takeoffs are performed
quickly and accurately.
Application that seamlessly integrates takeoff
with estimating for an all-in-one solution that
called Natural Estimating.
Collect pricing information and save them as
template price lists to control how the
company prices jobs, ensuring accuracy and
maximising profitability.
4. Job Analysis
Estimate in a way that allows us to sort data
into different formats, giving us the ability to
quickly analyse or breakdown a job by cost
code or material.
Able to save countless hours estimating as
revisions to plans are overlaid on an existing
plan that already taken off.
5. Automatic Plan Revisions
Limitations :
The job file that had been created in
Buildsoft will be permanently deleted
when doing the amendment on the existing
data.
1. Permanently deleted
2. Typing errors
This software has not created to check or
identify the typing errors like numbers or
figure that already type in.
3. Virus Attack
When no anti-virus was installed, the virus can
attack the computer system and also all the
content of the computer.
Software app slides
Cubicost Glodon
Cubicost Takeoff for
Architecture and Structure
(TAS)
Cubicost Takeoff for Rebar
(TRB)
Cubicost TBQ
Cubicost Takeoff for
Mechanical & Electirc (TME)
3. Professional, accurate and easy to check
- Can identify different types of drawings files like
DWG, JPG , PDF or tracking 2D drawings.
- Deals with variations quickly by adjusting model
information
Functions :
1. Quick modelling and BIM-based
quantity takeoff
2. Various Quantity Reports
- Ability to generate reports by floors, element type
or other condition.
- Unique Reversely Check which can trace the
origin of quantities in BIM models. Making it easy
to check modify changes.
- Local measurement method which proved by users
from many countries.
- Deduct automatically based on the relations among
elements in BIM model to ensure calculation
accuracy.
4. Teamwork High Efficiency
- Can supports rapid adjustment and reuse of BIM models,
which can reduce working intensities.
Limitations
Cost
- Extremely costly to own Cubicost
license and installed in a QS firm.
- Fees will be incurred when users which
to update.
Feature Glodon Cost X Buildsoft Cubit Vico Office
3D Model
Visualization
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Simplicity ✓ ✓ ⅹ ⅹ
Auto-revisioning ✓ ✓ ⅹ ⅹ
Able to export into
others format
✓ ⅹ ⅹ ⅹ
Able to read
different types of
drawings
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Summary & Recommendations
Part B
Compare benefits and constraints of Building Information Modelling (BIM), CAD
Measurement and Manual Measurement in each stage.
Briefing/
Preparation Stage
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Provide visualization of project
- Provided with a visual to know how a
building will look like way before the
project commences.
- better insight of the project.
Cost of Software
- Very costly and is a huge capital
investment.
- Huge restriction for small companies
who have difficulties to afford it.
Ability for Collaboration
- Project data are readily accessible.
- Input information and make necessary
amendments.
Lack of Experts
- New to the industry.
- Requires additional investment in
time to train and educate an
individual to be an expert.
Computer-Aided Design
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Provide the data base for manufacturing
- Include the date in CAD for designing
purpose.
- 2D drafting tool
High Initial Cost
- High expenses incurred
- (eg. computer hardware, software
updates and training cost for the
workers.
Visualisation
- The size and resolution of the
drawings can be changed.
- Helps in visualizing the final product
that is to be made
Training is required
- To ensure that they know to use the
software effectively and efficiently
Improve the quality of the design
- Large number of tools that help
designers to consider large number of
investigation.
Higher risk of loss of information
- CAD software does not have a
backup system
Manual Measurement
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Cost
- Does not require purchasing of
software
- Only require printing, which is cheap
Experience
- Cost plan is required to be produced
- Need experience to produce cost
plan
Training
- Software requires training and fresh
graduates are usually more well
versed in manual measurement
Design Stage
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Amendments Can Be Made Easily
- Links all data related to the
construction together.
- When a change is made, it
automatically amend the other related
data.
Requires Adaptation Period
- Long period to adapt and get used to
functioning it.
- Extra time and effort is essential
before one can fully operate
effectively it.
Ability to Design Complex Projects
- Any design complication and clashes
can be detected easily.
Incompatibility
- Barrier for many especially small
scale companies to own BIM as it
requires high cost.
- incompatible to be used if one of the
parties involved in the project do not
own the software.
Computer-Aided Design
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
High accuracy of design
- It can draw to scale to produce high
accuracy design .
Lack of standardisation in design
- Few methods of drawing the plans
which are depends on the architect
preferences
Easy to edit
- You can fix the errors and modify the
drawings easily
- CAD has a variety of drawing tools
that can create straight lines, circles,
curves and many more.
Requires update of skills
- Users have to update their skills
time to time to ensure that they can
use the software properly and
efficiently
Manual Measurement
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Changes
- In this stage, there can be many
changes
- Hard to make changes in calculating
and could miss out certain elements
Limitation
- Could take time due to human
limitations
Pre-construction
Stage
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Effective and Efficient
- Clashes of elements can be detected
immediately and with ease at early
stage.
- Ensures all elements to be perfect fit
for each other.
Lack of Single Point of Responsibility
- BIM enables all parties to make any
amendments easily without consent.
- Any party that made a mistake will be
difficult to be identified and the
responsibility will be push to one
another.
Time Saving
- Simplify the process of measurement
and pricing as it features an automatic
quantity taking off and cost estimation.
Computer-Aided Design
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
On- screen takeoff
- CAD drawings are produced
according to the actual size
- Users can choose to measure any
items
Unable to produce bill of quantities
- Limited to taking-off only
- Data has to be transferred manually
or imported to other software to
prepare BQ
- ( Consume more time)
Data managing
- Able to manage data effectively by
categorizing it into two categories :
a. Graphic
b. Non-graphic
Manual Measurement
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Data Security
- In an event of computer error, power
loss, the information does not get
removed as everything is done
manually
Human Error
- During this stage, projects get more
complex
- Therefore, there is risk of
miscalculation
Construction Stage
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Promote use of Pre-fabricated
Components
- Prefabricated components are rarely
used as it only has very minimal
allowance for errors.
- BIM ensures all construction
components to be perfect fit for each
other.
Cost Variation
- BIM does not take external factors
such as price fluctuation into
consideration.
- Extra effort is required to ensure that
all these factors are being
considered.
Waste Reduction
- Quantities extracted are very
accurate.
- Reduces waste of storage space and
labour cost.
Computer-Aided Design
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Improve communication process
- Easier understanding of the design
and measurement.
- Reduce the misinterpretations and
uncertainty in reading plans
Limited measurement
- (eg: For 2D drawing, is it just for unit
measurement of 2D only )
Reduce confusion
- Ability of CAD to show design
information clearly and accurately
Higher expenses incurred on site
- Construction site may require a
computer
- Extra expenses = higher construction
cost
Increase the speed in measurement
- Produces semi-automatic ability to
measure the quantities.
Manual Measurement
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Error Identification
- Hard to spot error as there is no tools
Information
- Does not provide much information,
like 5D, 6D
Other Stage
Building Information Modelling (BIM)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Data Management
- Ability to gather all project related data
and store it together in one place.
- Various information such as
architectural drawings, structural
drawings, building materials and
models can be kept in an ordering
manner and tracked easily.
High Maintenance
- Updates of software are fairly costly.
- In order to get the most updated
version of the software, users need
to spend extra money from time to
time.
Computer-Aided Design (Post Construction Stage)
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Extension of information
- Provides information given in the
Manual by visualizing the various
compartment of the building
Limited information
- There are little to no information
provided for the softscape of a
building
- Leads to an inadequate of
visualisation of the designated space
usage.
Commonly usable
- CAD files can be read in a variety of
software in the market today
- Most of them provide free file readers
- ( Very convenient)
Manual Measurement
BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS
Experience
- Easy to understand
- Does not require much
experience/knowledge
Time
- Time is needed to scan and print
copies
Information
- No information generated like BIM

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  • 1. Software Application GROUP MEMBERS: Ee Hui Teng 0322548 Lim Hong Wei 0322741 Loo Siah Mong 0321995 Pui Chun Shian 0323470 Tan Jia San 0322406 Yip Xiaojung 0323852 ASSIGNMENT 1: GROUP REPORT
  • 2. Part A Compare the functions and limitation of BIM QS computer software in the market.
  • 3. Introduction to Building Information Modelling (BIM)
  • 4. What is BIM? ❖ the process of designing a building collaboratively using one coherent system of computer models rather than as separate sets of drawings. ❖ improve the 3 most important aspects to their projects: - Time - Cost - Quality ❖ Divided into 3 levels where parties collaborate on same model and share same date on the same repository.
  • 5. Benefits of using BIM ❖ enable a QS to easily take off quantities and estimate the project costs ❖ helping a construction project move from the design desks to physical reality ❖ prunes redundant data ❖ improves coordination among departments ❖ maintains updated information brings operational efficiency ❖ erases communication lag and noise ❖ gives an overall efficiency to the whole lifespan of the project
  • 6. Vico Office Takeoff Manager CostX Buildsoft Cubit Cubisoft (Glodon)
  • 8. Functions of Vico Office Takeoff Manager (8) 1) 2D to 3D Management (Vico Document Controller) ❖ Identify the changes of 2D and 3D versions ❖ Compare coodinated 3D model to 2D contract documents for final checking
  • 9. 2) 3D BIM for Visualization ❖ Performs well with practical BIM authoring tools such as Autodesk Revit, Graphisoft ArchiCAD and Tekla Structures ❖ additional import softwares such as Google SketchUp, 3D DWG, CAD Duct and IFC file 3) 3D BIM for Clash Detection (Vico Constructability Manager) ❖ Help to identify constructability problems in the planning process - integrated solutions for clash detections - coordination resolution.
  • 10. 4) 3D BIM for layout (Vico Layout Manager) ❖ Offers precise analysis of virtual model critical points ❖ offers speedy installation and remove costly rework. 5) 3D BIM for Quantity Takeoff (Vico Takeoff Manager) ❖ provides more precise, up to date schedules, estimating and cost planning ❖ helps scans a 3D model’s content and automatically generates take of items with a set of construction-caliber quantities off the 3D model.
  • 11. ❖ Vico Production Controller - manages on-site production and planning schedules during the build phase 6) 4D BIM for Scheduling and Production Control (4) ❖ Vico LBS Manager - Divides the project into work locations ❖ Vico 4D Manager - provides a clear 3D visualization of project timeline. ❖ Vico Schedule Planner - Uses BIM model elements to generate construction schedules
  • 12. 7) 5D BIM for Estimating (2) ❖ Vico Cost Planner - A strong model-based cost estimating solution - uses Vico Takeoff Manager - provide a precise estimation within a short period of time ❖ Vico Cost Explorer - the first model-based budgeting application - enables project team to visualize the elements of the projects that are affecting the changes in the cost
  • 13. 8) Construction Management Report ❖ enable information to be communicate across the project team ❖ delivers constructability reports ❖ provide cost and resource loaded schedules ❖ cash flow reports ❖ cost estimates ❖ proposed design changes Limitation of Using Vico Office ❖ allows only one model file to be used at one time ❖ unable to detect any collisions automatically ❖ require more time to complete the 3D model
  • 15. 3. Able to support various files types - ability to compare and review the contemporary drawings with the previous one. - allows the user safe plenty of time and fastens the work. Functions : 1. Auto-revisioning 2. Subcontractor Comparison - workbooks can be generated in CostX allow the user to compare with the subcontractors information. - allow the user have better view and make comparison with one another about the cost and quality. - allows quantity surveyors to extract quantities and measure through existing project drawings. - allows for a productive back office and streamlined process. 4. 3D / BIM Takeoff - enables them to visualise their measurement in 3D, leveraging the latest developments in automated take-off. - helps users to visualize and understand the drawing have a general idea of the building before build.
  • 16. Limitations : QS firms need to pay more for other products like Cost XL in order to exploit the software to its full potential including its function. 1. Add-on Cost 2. Rebar detection Main reinforcement bar and Bents for mesh fabric reinforcement (BRC) of the beam or column could not be detected by using the software, hence the users will have to measure the length of fabric reinforcement of the whole beam .
  • 18. 3. Price Lists2. 3D Takeoff1. Natural Estimating Functions : By tracing directly over imported plans, simple or complex quantity takeoffs are performed quickly and accurately. Application that seamlessly integrates takeoff with estimating for an all-in-one solution that called Natural Estimating. Collect pricing information and save them as template price lists to control how the company prices jobs, ensuring accuracy and maximising profitability. 4. Job Analysis Estimate in a way that allows us to sort data into different formats, giving us the ability to quickly analyse or breakdown a job by cost code or material. Able to save countless hours estimating as revisions to plans are overlaid on an existing plan that already taken off. 5. Automatic Plan Revisions
  • 19. Limitations : The job file that had been created in Buildsoft will be permanently deleted when doing the amendment on the existing data. 1. Permanently deleted 2. Typing errors This software has not created to check or identify the typing errors like numbers or figure that already type in. 3. Virus Attack When no anti-virus was installed, the virus can attack the computer system and also all the content of the computer.
  • 21. Cubicost Glodon Cubicost Takeoff for Architecture and Structure (TAS) Cubicost Takeoff for Rebar (TRB) Cubicost TBQ Cubicost Takeoff for Mechanical & Electirc (TME)
  • 22. 3. Professional, accurate and easy to check - Can identify different types of drawings files like DWG, JPG , PDF or tracking 2D drawings. - Deals with variations quickly by adjusting model information Functions : 1. Quick modelling and BIM-based quantity takeoff 2. Various Quantity Reports - Ability to generate reports by floors, element type or other condition. - Unique Reversely Check which can trace the origin of quantities in BIM models. Making it easy to check modify changes. - Local measurement method which proved by users from many countries. - Deduct automatically based on the relations among elements in BIM model to ensure calculation accuracy. 4. Teamwork High Efficiency - Can supports rapid adjustment and reuse of BIM models, which can reduce working intensities.
  • 23. Limitations Cost - Extremely costly to own Cubicost license and installed in a QS firm. - Fees will be incurred when users which to update.
  • 24. Feature Glodon Cost X Buildsoft Cubit Vico Office 3D Model Visualization ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Simplicity ✓ ✓ ⅹ ⅹ Auto-revisioning ✓ ✓ ⅹ ⅹ Able to export into others format ✓ ⅹ ⅹ ⅹ Able to read different types of drawings ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Summary & Recommendations
  • 25. Part B Compare benefits and constraints of Building Information Modelling (BIM), CAD Measurement and Manual Measurement in each stage.
  • 27. Building Information Modelling (BIM) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Provide visualization of project - Provided with a visual to know how a building will look like way before the project commences. - better insight of the project. Cost of Software - Very costly and is a huge capital investment. - Huge restriction for small companies who have difficulties to afford it. Ability for Collaboration - Project data are readily accessible. - Input information and make necessary amendments. Lack of Experts - New to the industry. - Requires additional investment in time to train and educate an individual to be an expert.
  • 28. Computer-Aided Design BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Provide the data base for manufacturing - Include the date in CAD for designing purpose. - 2D drafting tool High Initial Cost - High expenses incurred - (eg. computer hardware, software updates and training cost for the workers. Visualisation - The size and resolution of the drawings can be changed. - Helps in visualizing the final product that is to be made Training is required - To ensure that they know to use the software effectively and efficiently Improve the quality of the design - Large number of tools that help designers to consider large number of investigation. Higher risk of loss of information - CAD software does not have a backup system
  • 29. Manual Measurement BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Cost - Does not require purchasing of software - Only require printing, which is cheap Experience - Cost plan is required to be produced - Need experience to produce cost plan Training - Software requires training and fresh graduates are usually more well versed in manual measurement
  • 31. Building Information Modelling (BIM) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Amendments Can Be Made Easily - Links all data related to the construction together. - When a change is made, it automatically amend the other related data. Requires Adaptation Period - Long period to adapt and get used to functioning it. - Extra time and effort is essential before one can fully operate effectively it. Ability to Design Complex Projects - Any design complication and clashes can be detected easily. Incompatibility - Barrier for many especially small scale companies to own BIM as it requires high cost. - incompatible to be used if one of the parties involved in the project do not own the software.
  • 32. Computer-Aided Design BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS High accuracy of design - It can draw to scale to produce high accuracy design . Lack of standardisation in design - Few methods of drawing the plans which are depends on the architect preferences Easy to edit - You can fix the errors and modify the drawings easily - CAD has a variety of drawing tools that can create straight lines, circles, curves and many more. Requires update of skills - Users have to update their skills time to time to ensure that they can use the software properly and efficiently
  • 33. Manual Measurement BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Changes - In this stage, there can be many changes - Hard to make changes in calculating and could miss out certain elements Limitation - Could take time due to human limitations
  • 35. Building Information Modelling (BIM) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Effective and Efficient - Clashes of elements can be detected immediately and with ease at early stage. - Ensures all elements to be perfect fit for each other. Lack of Single Point of Responsibility - BIM enables all parties to make any amendments easily without consent. - Any party that made a mistake will be difficult to be identified and the responsibility will be push to one another. Time Saving - Simplify the process of measurement and pricing as it features an automatic quantity taking off and cost estimation.
  • 36. Computer-Aided Design BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS On- screen takeoff - CAD drawings are produced according to the actual size - Users can choose to measure any items Unable to produce bill of quantities - Limited to taking-off only - Data has to be transferred manually or imported to other software to prepare BQ - ( Consume more time) Data managing - Able to manage data effectively by categorizing it into two categories : a. Graphic b. Non-graphic
  • 37. Manual Measurement BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Data Security - In an event of computer error, power loss, the information does not get removed as everything is done manually Human Error - During this stage, projects get more complex - Therefore, there is risk of miscalculation
  • 39. Building Information Modelling (BIM) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Promote use of Pre-fabricated Components - Prefabricated components are rarely used as it only has very minimal allowance for errors. - BIM ensures all construction components to be perfect fit for each other. Cost Variation - BIM does not take external factors such as price fluctuation into consideration. - Extra effort is required to ensure that all these factors are being considered. Waste Reduction - Quantities extracted are very accurate. - Reduces waste of storage space and labour cost.
  • 40. Computer-Aided Design BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Improve communication process - Easier understanding of the design and measurement. - Reduce the misinterpretations and uncertainty in reading plans Limited measurement - (eg: For 2D drawing, is it just for unit measurement of 2D only ) Reduce confusion - Ability of CAD to show design information clearly and accurately Higher expenses incurred on site - Construction site may require a computer - Extra expenses = higher construction cost Increase the speed in measurement - Produces semi-automatic ability to measure the quantities.
  • 41. Manual Measurement BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Error Identification - Hard to spot error as there is no tools Information - Does not provide much information, like 5D, 6D
  • 43. Building Information Modelling (BIM) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Data Management - Ability to gather all project related data and store it together in one place. - Various information such as architectural drawings, structural drawings, building materials and models can be kept in an ordering manner and tracked easily. High Maintenance - Updates of software are fairly costly. - In order to get the most updated version of the software, users need to spend extra money from time to time.
  • 44. Computer-Aided Design (Post Construction Stage) BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Extension of information - Provides information given in the Manual by visualizing the various compartment of the building Limited information - There are little to no information provided for the softscape of a building - Leads to an inadequate of visualisation of the designated space usage. Commonly usable - CAD files can be read in a variety of software in the market today - Most of them provide free file readers - ( Very convenient)
  • 45. Manual Measurement BENEFITS CONSTRAINTS Experience - Easy to understand - Does not require much experience/knowledge Time - Time is needed to scan and print copies Information - No information generated like BIM