Information of BIM
BIM consultancy that puts your information to work
What we can do
A Glimpse Into I of BIM
What you can expect, what we can deliver.
Tools We Use
Explore the tools we use for your information requirements. Beyond these tools, we create our own tools for your specific needs and requirements.
Revit
Archicad
Synchro 4D
BIM Collab
IFC
IofBIM - IDS
Bonsai / BlenderBIM
IfcOpenshell Python
Navisworks
Solibri
Civil3D
PowerBI
Draw.ioRevitArchicadSynchro 4DBIM CollabIFCIofBIM - IDSBonsai / BlenderBIMIfcOpenshell PythonNavisworksSolibriCivil3DPowerBIDraw.ioLet's define how you can utilize BIM in your organization and your projects.
Preliminaries and BIM Uses
Each BIM use aligned to your project and organizational goals.
BIM Implementation
- •Assessment of organizational BIM maturity and needs
- •Creating organizational process maps inline with your needs
- •Organizational templates
- •Training programs for your specific needs
Digital Twin
- •Monitoring real-time performance of facilities and equipment
- •Forecasting energy use, maintenance, and operational scenarios
- •Optimizing operational decisions based on data-driven insights
- •Maintaining continuously updated digital twins through BIM–IoT integration
Documentation
- •Creating organizational, project, asset information requirements (OIR, PIR, AIR)
- •Creating tailor made process maps inline with your needs
- •Creating exchange information requirements (EIR)
- •Project specific BIM execution plans (BEP)
Quality Assurance
- •Creating general or project specific process maps
- •Converting EIR to machine readable information requirements in IDS format
Generating Model
- •Creating project information model (PIM)
- •Creating asset information model (AIM)
- •Visualization
Quality Control
- •With IDS specifications, generate reports on your model information quality
- •PowerBI reports on your model elements and information
- •With BIM Collaboration Format (BCF), record, track and communicate all issues among stakeholders.
Coordination
- •Coordinating design intent of various systems
- •Ensuring that the facility fits together as planned
- •Undertaking clash control sessions
Capture
- •3d scan of the construction or existing assets
- •From point cloud to existing asset model
- •Manual record of the existing asset
- •Existing asset COBie spreadsheets or FM tool integration
Quantity Takeoff
- •Counting or collecting the amount of specific facility elements
- •Supporting estimating and cost forecasting process
- •Cost reporting and budget tracking support
Real-world Results
Projects
Converting data into meaningful information.
Final Master's Project
- •Visualization of openBIM model exports
- •Construction program and 3D model integration
About
Who's behind I of BIM
The person, the experience, and the conviction behind the work.
Mehmet Cenk Tunaboylu
Senior Architect & BIM Consultant · Istanbul
I'm Mehmet Cenk Tunaboylu, a senior architect and BIM consultant based in Istanbul. For more than fifteen years I've designed and coordinated buildings; for the last several, I've focused on the thing that determines whether all that effort actually pays off: the information inside the model.
That focus was earned on demanding work. I led the BIM environment for the Central Bank of Azerbaijan headquarters, managed architectural delivery on the 750,000 m² Turkish Airlines campus at Istanbul Airport, and have held senior architectural and BIM roles at firms including Tabanlıoğlu, Ghafari and Tekfen, across airports, high-rises, cargo terminals and cultural buildings. Somewhere in those projects I learned exactly where BIM creates value and where it quietly wastes everyone's time. On one project, restructuring how coordination and documentation were delivered in-house saved the client on the order of $400,000 and months of programme.
I of BIM grew out of a simple conviction: a model is only as good as the information inside it. A beautiful 3D model that no one can query, validate or hand over is just an expensive drawing. So my work centres on getting the information right, defining requirements (OIR, AIR, EIR), aligning teams to ISO 19650 and open, vendor-neutral standards, and making "good data" something you can actually check rather than hope for. When the available tools fall short, I build my own, like the IDS authoring application I developed to make machine-readable information requirements practical for real projects.
If you want your BIM investment to produce information you can trust and reuse, not just deliverables that tick a box, that's the conversation I'm here to have.
- •MSc, Global BIM Management, Zigurat Institute of Technology, Barcelona
- •B.Arch, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul
- •15+ years in construction, openBIM & ISO 19650 focused
- •Revit, Dynamo, Rhino + Grasshopper, Navisworks, Solibri, IfcOpenShell/Python, Power BI