This book is presented as an indispensable guide for engineers, architects, surveyors and technicians in the public and private sector who wish to learn more about economic management methodologies in a BIM environment. Through a clear and rigorous exposition, the author Giampiero Brioni explores the fifth dimension of BIM, the economic one, demonstrating how the integration of economic data and three-dimensional models allows an accurate control of costs during the entire project life cycle.
The text competently addresses fundamental topics such as Quantity Take Off, economic design and the use of dedicated software, also including practical and regulatory references. The work is enriched with the case history of the ‘A. Franchi’ Stadium redevelopment project in Florence, offering a concrete example of the application of the described methodologies.
Thanks to its didactic approach and the completeness of its contents, the book is a tool for: professionals in the sector who wish to update their skills; public bodies engaged in the digitisation of design processes; young technicians interested in mastering emerging technologies. The author offers a synthesis of theory and practice, demonstrating how the adoption of BIM can translate into a significant competitive advantage for construction management.
