Equipping the Atlas Team with Expertise for Singapore's Evolving Built Environment

07/05/2024

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Recently, David Llorente, our Digital Director, and Hieu Doan Minh, our Senior Digital Coordinator, attended the 'Quick Adoption Revit IFC-SG' and 'CORONET X Regulatory Approval for Building Works (RABW)' courses. These courses offered a comprehensive overview of the upcoming transformations in Singapore's built environment sector. 

 

 

The "CORONET X Regulatory Approval for Building Works (RABW)" course provided a comprehensive overview of the upcoming changes to the regulatory approval process in Singapore. Participants learned about the new three-gateway submission process, the requirements at each stage, and the introduction of the Direct Submission Process (DSP) as part of the differentiated approach. Case studies and a preview of the Submission Portal further reinforced the practical implications of these industry-wide transformations.

The "Quick Adoption Revit IFC-SG" course equipped participants with a deep understanding of the CORENET X platform, the benefits of OpenBIM and IFC, and the practical application of IFC-SG model mapping within the Revit BIM authoring tool. Attendees gained hands-on experience in embedding relevant IFC-SG information into BIM models, as well as validating their compliance through the IFC-SG Validator.

 

As the built environment industry continues to evolve, this approach ensures Atlas stays at the forefront of regulatory changes and technological advancements.

 

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Global Data BIM Usage Survey – Outsourced BIM Modelling Services
12/16/2024

Unlock the Full Potential of BIM with Atlas Industries

 

According to the latest Global Data survey* on Building Information Modelling (BIM) usage, the construction industry is rapidly embracing BIM technology to streamline processes and enhance project outcomes. 

Here are some key insights gathered from Global Data’s survey of 55 organisations involved in construction projects, including contractors, surveyors, engineers and architects:

  • 62% have invested in BIM, recognising it as the future of the industry.
  • 27% of owners now require BIM on their projects.
  • 54% believe BIM will be used in over 50% of projects within five years.
  • 11% identified the need for more readily available outsourced modelling services as critical to unlocking BIM’s full potential.


While BIM adoption is accelerating, barriers such as limited understanding, budget constraints, and outsourcing gaps are holding some organisations back.

At Atlas Industries, we are committed to addressing these challenges and helping organisations maximise the value of BIM. Here's how our BIM outsourcing services can add value to your projects:

  • Expertise: 20+ years of BIM experience across modelling, documentation, management, coordination, library creation, clash detection, adoption and training.
  • Innovation: Automation and cloud-based tools to drive efficiency.
  • Value-driven: High-quality BIM services that align with your budget.
  • Commitment to Quality and Security: BRE Global BIM ISO 19650-2:2018 and Cyber Essentials certification for quality and security.


Don't let barriers hold you back. Partner with Atlas Industries to unlock the full potential of BIM and drive your projects to success!

 

*Source: Global Data Building Information Modelling BIM Usage Global Survey2024

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Atlas Welcomes Make Architects to Ho Chi Minh City Office
06/11/2024

 

A productive week was had by all during the recent visit to our Ho Chi Minh City office by Make Architects.

There was some great brainstorming and strategising around design documentation support, visualisation, our Python and Dynamo scripts, and where AI is taking the architecture, engineering and construction industry.

We look forward to another eighteen years of collaboration, innovation and supporting Make on exciting projects.

Thank you for taking time out from your busy schedules to visit us.

 

 

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Atlas Cyber Essentials Certified
01/29/2024

Atlas has attained Cyber Essentials certification with the UK government-backed scheme led by the National Cyber Security Centre in association with IASME Consortium. 

Cyber Essentials is an independently verified self-assessment certification which demonstrates our commitment to a recognised standard of cyber security.

As a provider of BIM modelling, documentation support and project delivery services to the architecture, engineering, and construction industry it is essential that we provide our clients with the assurance that their data is secure.

Click here to learn more about Cyber Essentials certification.

 

 

 

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Enabling Global Collaboration
12/11/2023
 
We are delighted to share that on December 6th 2023 Nigel Ford, our Australia Director, participated as a speaker at Engineers Australia in Melbourne as part of their “Thought Leaders Series”. The event was sponsored by Revizto as one of their Field Days.
 
This event brought together industry leaders and experts to exchange insights and explore the increasing significance of applying Building Information Modeling (BIM) and advanced technologies in design and construction management. 
 
 
 
With over two decades of growth, Atlas has been at the forefront of adopting advanced technologies and new software for project execution and management. For the past six years, the Atlas team has been using Revizto for various projects, from a billion-dollar commercial development to smaller-scale building renovation. Currently, we have ten Level 1 Certified Revizto Users.
 
During his presentation at the event, Nigel shared the notable experience of Atlas in collaborating with global clients through the use of BIM and collaborative platforms. These platforms facilitate direct communication and seamless information exchange between Atlas and our clients' teams, saving time and maximising cost efficiencies.
 
The subject of Gender Diversity was also mentioned by Amanda Rodgers, the Chair of the event at the panel discussion and most people were talking about the percentage of female employees typically ranges from 10% to 14% across the construction industry when Nigel shared about the situation at Atlas, he received applause from the audience. Atlas has achieved a fairly balanced gender ratio, with approximately 51% male and 49% female employees. With increased recruitment efforts in recent years, there has been a slight change in the ratio, currently standing at 61% male and 39% female. This is considered an impressive figure in the industry.
 
Atlas is always committed to promoting gender diversity and creating an inclusive work environment to ensure a diverse workforce and we take pride in constantly innovating, shaping the future through our unwavering dedication and expertise.
 
 
 
 
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