Building Information Modeling
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University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Hospital
Lexington, KY
READ MOREThis one million square foot patient care facility includes emergency care, interventional care, imaging and surgery, including two new towers of private patient rooms. BIM was used to streamline the process.)/Files/GetImage?url=%2FExperience%20Landing%20Pages%20Marquee%20Images%2F3018083d-c3bd-4f4a-9161-b6a4ae56d2ac.jpg&width=490&height=300&crop=True&jpegQuality=95)
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Bank of Kentucky Center
Northern Kentucky, KY
READ MORETurner utilized BIM’s “clash detection” system as part of their construction management services for the Bank of Kentucky Center a 9,000-seat, 230,000 square foot arena at Northern Kentucky University.
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Building Information Modeling (BIM) is the process of constructing a 3D digital model in conjunction with, or before embarking on a real-world construction project. BIM means building twice; first on the computer and then in the field. BIM has many applications in the construction industry but its primary uses are as a means of visualization and a tool for trade coordination.
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Featured Building Information Modeling (BIM) Projects
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Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care
Philadelphia, PA
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St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital
Murfreesboro, TN
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Northern Kentucky University, Bank of Kentucky Center
Northern Kentucky, KY
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Charlotte, NC
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National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda, MD
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Yale University - Arts and Architecture Addition & Renovations
New Haven, CT
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The Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts
Chicago, IL,
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Jacquard Hotel and Rooftop (Marriott Autograph Collection)
Denver, CO