Uso da tecnologia BIM na compatibilização de projetos: estudo de caso em edificação residencial

Jamile Cristine de Souza Oliveira; Thayná Cavalcante Tavares; Dimas de Castro e Silva Neto

doi:10.47456/bjpe.v11i3.48357

Authors

Jamile Cristine de Souza Oliveira Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology Author
Thayná Cavalcante Tavares Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology Author https://orcid.org/0009-0002-6508-1027
Dimas de Castro e Silva Neto Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology Author https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2889-104X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47456/bjpe.v11i3.48357

Keywords:

BIM, Project Compatibility, Interferences

Abstract

Project coordination helps to prevent inconsistencies among disciplines but is often limited when conducted using two-dimensional tools. This study examined the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology to identify clashes between architectural, structural, and plumbing designs in a single-family residential building. The methodology involved creating 3D models using Revit software and performing clash detection in Navisworks with the Clash Detective tool. A total of 72 clashes were identified: 31 between architectural and structural elements, and 41 between structural components and plumbing systems. Some conflicts were resolved through minor modeling adjustments, while others—especially those involving piping—required route modifications and revisions to structural elements. The results suggest that 3D modeling supports early detection of design issues, helping to reduce rework and inform technical decisions. Although limited to a single case, the findings align with previous research on BIM in construction and point to practical advantages for project coordination.

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Author Biographies

Jamile Cristine de Souza Oliveira, Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology

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Thayná Cavalcante Tavares, Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology

Civil Engineer graduated from the Federal University of Cariri (UFCA), with technical training in Building Construction. Works in research and development in the areas of urban sustainability, circular economy, and public-private partnerships (PPPs). Has experience in academic and institutional projects focused on construction waste management, sustainability indicators, and innovation in the construction sector. Participated in outreach and educational projects aimed at promoting sustainable practices and academic inclusion. Completed several complementary training courses in technical and management areas, and has publications in scientific events and journals. Aims to contribute with innovative and integrated solutions to contemporary urban and environmental challenges.
Dimas de Castro e Silva Neto, Federal University of Cariri, Center of Science and Technology

Civil Engineer graduated from the University of Fortaleza; Master’s in Infrastructure Management from the University of Birmingham, UK; and PhD in Civil Engineering, specializing in Public-Private Partnerships from the University of Aveiro (UA), Portugal. He is currently an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Cariri (UFCA) in the Civil Engineering Department. Founder and guest professor of the Postgraduate Course in Construction Management at the Regional University of Cariri (URCA). As a researcher, he collaborates with the Research Groups at the RISCO (UA) and CERIS (IST/University of Lisbon) research units in Portugal. He has published articles in high-ranking journals, such as the Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (JCEM) and the Journal of Infrastructure Systems (JIS) by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), both classified as Qualis "A". He is an Ad Hoc reviewer for funding agency projects (CNPq) and national and international journals, such as the Journal of Building Engineering (JBE). He is a member of the editorial team for the Brazilian Journal of Production Engineering (BJPE). A columnist and frequent writer since 2008 in the Jornal do Cariri and O Povo newspapers. He is the founder and leader of the research group at the Construction Management Studies Laboratory (LEGEC/UFCA), where he has mentored scholarship holders and published scientific papers on PPPs and concessions in Ceará. He has experience in Management, Economics, and Infrastructure, collaborating in several projects related to the Modeling and Contracting of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and Concessions; Feasibility Studies and Planning of Infrastructure Projects; Public Governance and Business Management.

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