BIM+Design

Descriptive paragraph In this picture (8 of 10) we can see in a first plane a road composed of wood tables and also a bald woman looking to her right wearing blue jeans and a red t-shirt. In the second plane appears a tropical landscape composed of a palm tree, which is located in the middle of the picture and a bush in from of it. Finally we have a third plane with palm trees behind the horizon line, the blue sky over these and a kind of solar panels or publicity posters in the right side of the picture. media type="file" key="descriptive paragraph.wav" width="300" height="50"

Comparison and Contrast Paragraph

CAD (Computer-aided design) and BIM (Building Information Modeling) are computational tools used in the architectural world. Both are used by architects to design buildings and spaces. CAD is used in many professions, like engineering or graphic design. In contrast, BIM is only used to design buildings. CAD models the object while BIM generates and manages data about the object. CAD is used in the design, draft and preview of the object. On the other hand, BIM is used to find materials, make spatial relationships, and manage properties of building construction. This process can last throughout the whole life cycle of the construction. Both CAD and BIM are very useful tools for an architect's work. media type="file" key="Comparison and contrast paragraph.wav" width="300" height="50"