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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2024

Building Information Modelling: A Montenegrin Perspective

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a comprehensive methodology and process that enables the creation of dynamic, three-dimensional computer models for construction facilities.

MontenegroReal Estate and Construction
Luka Veljović
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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a comprehensive methodology and process that enables the creation of dynamic, three-dimensional computer models for construction facilities. BIM streamlines the production and use of project documentation, improves timeline and budget accuracy, and enhances communication and decision-making.

BIM is integrated into a construction project through a BIM Protocol, a legally binding agreement commonly appended as a schedule to construction and other contracts among project stakeholders. The BIM Protocol defines the roles and responsibilities of project stakeholders, the management of intellectual property, the application of ISO 19650 or other standards, enforcement mechanisms, data collection and processing procedures, dispute resolution mechanisms and more.

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