BIM LOD Explained

This video reviews the six BIM LOD (100, 200, 300, 350, 400, & 500), what they entail, and how they are used.
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[@Noah-sl8cu]

Nice straightforward video, thanks!

[@duncanreign8744]

please explain what softwares are included at different stages of LOD in BIM.

[@vdca2z]

Thanks for the suggestion! There are many software available for design and coordination. Typically a base model will be created via Revit by the design team up to LOD 200. At LOD 200, the models will likely be processed via Navisworks, BIM360 or ACC. This is when the coordination process takes place. After coordination, the model will be held in a project manaement software such as Procore during the construction phase. At the end of construction, the model will be updated to align with as-built conditions and then will be included in the facility management handover documents and will be stored within the clients chosen FM platform.

[@felixxaviar2626]

thanks