BIM 5D construction cost management with BIM

This is your introduction to construction cost management with BIM. In this tutorial, you will see how easy it is to import an IFC file and what options the 3D viewer offers.

Filters are very practical for quickly analyzing a building model. This tutorial shows you how to create a filter and then use it in all projects.

An even more efficient method for creating filters even faster with visual support. This is the Flower Bouquet method. Thanks to the BIM Alliance for this strong input.

In this tutorial, you will learn about the relationships between components and cost elements. This allows you to evaluate complete building models at the touch of a button and determine cost variants.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create your own cost elements from free lines and BOQ items. The definition of quantity estimates will then help you later with the automatic sampling of the building model.

In this tutorial, Matthias shows us how components can be sampled with cost elements from the dynamic library of DBD-BIM and STLB-Bau Online. By intelligently processing the "quantity formulas", you can obtain reliable cost information for your BIM projects in no time at all.

Here you can find out how cost estimates can be created automatically from a sampled 3D model according to the DIN276 cost structure or according to service areas (LB).

This tutorial shows you how easy it is to create Bill of Quantities with detailed quantity takeoffs from a sampled 3D model - at the touch of a button. You will also learn about the relationships between BOQ items, quantity estimates and components.

In this tutorial, Matthias shows us how a Bill of Quantities can be linked to a building model. This makes it very easy to determine the item quantities from the appropriate component dimensions using calculation approaches.

With a BIM BOQ container, it is possible to intelligently link the 3D model with the construction costs. In the tutorial, you will learn how the import works and what you can do with the result.

This tutorial shows you how to determine quantities unbeatably quickly with NOVA AVA: Simply import an IFC file into the project, use master BOQ items for BOQ creation and press the button. The 3D filters stored in the master BOQ items now scan the model and generate the item quantities for the cost calculation and the tender fully automatically.

In this recorded webinar, we show how 3D models can be transferred from Allplan to NOVA AVA via the IFC interface and how cost estimates and cost calculations can be generated there.

OPEN BIM works! In this recorded webinar, we show how to use models from Archicad in NOVA AVA.

In this recorded webinar, Jessica Graf (Computerworks) and Tom Schäfer (NOVA Building IT) show how the advantages of 3D models can be used for cost calculations and the automated creation of Bill of Quantities for the AVA process. Starting from the CAD planning in Vectorworks, a 3D model is output as an IFC file and imported into NOVA AVA. As both systems are IFC-certified, it is now possible to map end-to-end cost control from the budget to the final invoice for projects.