ESTUDO DE CASO DA UTILIZAÇÃO DO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM) NA COMPATIBILIZAÇÃO DO EMPREENDIMENTO WAVE GARDEN MARINGÁ

Abstract

The Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry has historically faced challenges related to process fragmentation and communication failures, where the use of traditional two-dimensional representations often results in incompatibilities detected only at the construction site. In this context, Building Information Modeling (BIM) emerges as a methodology capable of integrating information and multidisciplinary projects developed in different software, and anticipating solutions. This study aimed to analyze the design coordination process using the BIM methodology by applying clash detection techniques in a case study of the Wave Garden Maringá commercial development. The methodology involved structuring a federated model using Autodesk Navisworks software, integrating the Architecture, Structure, and Installation disciplines. Automated tests based on a clash matrix were conducted, followed by a critical analysis to filter false positives and manage conflict resolution with the designers. The results indicated the identification of real conflicts (issues) that required design corrections, in addition to presenting an estimate of cost optimization derived from the prevention of rework. Thus, this work demonstrates the effectiveness of early coordination in mitigating risks and ensuring the economic viability of complex projects.