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ANALOG Device (Thailand) Factory and Head Quarter
Thai Shimizu
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ANALOG Device (Thailand) Factory and Head Quarter

#BIM Management

Our Professional BIM Team

Thongchad Boonyou
Pajaree Kaewwong

Year

2023

Project Status

Completed

Project Type

Factory Building

Clients

Thai Shimizu

ArchitectureStructureMEPInteriorLandscapeFacade

For the ADTH factory building project (H0BM-231003) for Thai Shimizu, our consultancy delivered comprehensive BIM Management services that significantly enhanced the construction process. By employing Design Review and Clash Detection, we minimized RFIs and coordination issues, ensuring a seamless workflow. Our Design Coordination and Authoring produced construction-ready documentation, facilitating efficient project execution. The application of BIM methodologies not only streamlined communication among stakeholders but also ensured accurate facility handover, ultimately adding substantial value to the project.

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Through meticulous BIM coordination and design review, the ADTH project achieved unparalleled design precision, seamlessly reducing conflicts and ensuring a cohesive and efficient construction process.

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Through advanced clash detection, precise digital models were transformed into construction-ready documentation, ensuring seamless integration of complex systems visible in the ADTH project's intricate architecture.

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BIM's design coordination facilitated seamless integration of complex systems, ensuring operational efficiency and sustainability, enhancing the project's value throughout its lifecycle.

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This project is featured as part of our Japanese-EPC factory and plant work in the Eastern Seaboard.