The 7D's of BIM are:
Design: This refers to the design phase of a project, during which the architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) professionals develop the plans and specifications for a project.
Durability: This refers to the expected lifespan of a building or structure, and how well it will hold up to the elements and wear and tear over time.
Demolition: This refers to the process of deconstructing or tearing down a building or structure.
Delivery: This refers to the process of bringing materials, equipment, and other resources to a construction site, and coordinating their use in the construction process.
Documentation: This refers to the process of creating and maintaining records and documents related to a construction project, including plans, specifications, and as-built drawings.
Data: This refers to the information and data generated during the design, construction, and operation of a building or structure, and how it is managed and shared among different stakeholders.
Disposal: This refers to the process of disposing of materials, equipment, and other resources that are no longer needed or have reached the end of their useful life
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