CAD to BIM Conversion Services

We are the leading and recommended CAD to BIM Conversion Service provider globally. With the use of integrated software and innovative technology, we assist our clients in working on all types of BIM projects that demand CAD services. Our team of engineers has expertise in working on all BIM conversion services like CAD to BIM, PDF to BIM, 2D CAD drawings to Revit BIM modeling, etc.

BIM is an important tool for the AEC industry. Owing to the constantly evolving business processes across the globe, The AEC industry has also undergone a sea change in procedures and ideology. At The AEC Associates, we embrace change, and help organizations see the value addition BIM brings to their projects. We provide CAD to BIM conversion services suited to clients’ requirements.

Not only is CAD to BIM Conversion being used for new building designs, but its effectiveness in analyzing elements throughout the life cycle of the building is also increasingly being used to create better structures. More and more organizations and building owners are looking forward to converting their existing building plans to BIM, and being one of the leading BIM service providers in the industry we are more than happy to help our clients. 

On the other hand, BIM’s arrival is relatively recent, gaining ground rapidly only during the last decade. BIM is a much grander concept, comprising both software and processes for creating rich 3D models, to which a host of other information is connected, describing almost every aspect of a designed structure throughout its lifecycle. In simple terms, it helps to think of CAD as a tool and BIM as a new, digital, collaborative way of working.

CAD has delivered benefits primarily as an office productivity tool for drawing and design. In comparison, the production of equivalent drawings in BIM can initially be more time-consuming – the benefits flow from the additional data captured. By creating a single, detailed, shared model, BIM allows various disciplines (architects, electrical, HVAC, civil and other engineers, fabricators, and more) to collaborate on a design, removing the overhead associated with the tedious exchange of discrete documents.

In this article, we’ll show how this can result in significant benefits, which makes clear why BIM’s adoption has been mandated for so many projects. We’ll explore the implications of this seismic shift in the AEC world and how those familiar with a CAD-centric model can adopt BIM, and what they can expect as the concept continues to mature and evolve.