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Readers should nottreator rely on this publication as a substitute for such professional advice for taking any relevant actions.  \nEnquiries  \nEnquiries about this Guide may be made to the CIC Secretariat at:  \n38/F, COS Centre  \n56 Tsun Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon  \nHong Kong  \nTel: (852) 21009000  \nFax: (852) 21009090  \nEmail: [enquiry@cic.hk](enquiry@cic.hk)  \n[Website:](Website: www.cic.hk)[ ](Website: www.cic.hk)[www.cic.h](Website: www.cic.hk)[k](Website: www.cic.hk)  \n© 2018 Construction Industry Council.  \nCopyright Notice  \nThis Guide will only become truly useful if as many companies adopt itas possible. To that extent, it may be freely distributed and used in any format necessary, provided credit is given to the CIC.  \nDocument Revision  \n\n| Issue Date Notes |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| June 2018 | Title of the document is CIC Production of BIM Object Guide - General Requirements (June 2018) |\n| August 2019 | A few points were elaborated with enhanced images and correct a fewtypos. |\n\nContents  \n1 Introduction ............................................................................................................ 2  \n1.1 Background ......................................................................................................................... 2  \n1.2 BIM Platforms...................................................................................................................... 3  \n2 General Requirements ........................................................................................... 4  \n2.1 General ................................................................................................................................ 4  \n2.2 Level of Development (LOD) .............................................................................................. 4  \n2.3 Object Category / Classification / Catalog ........................................................................ 4  \n3 Geometrical Requirements .................................................................................... 5  \n3.1 General ................................................................................................................................ 5  \n3.2 3D-Geometry ....................................................................................................................... 6  \n3.3 2D-Symbolic Items.............................................................................................................. 6  \n3.4 Space ................................................................................................................................... 7  \n3.5 Material ................................................................................................................................ 7  \n4 Non-Geometrical Requirements ............................................................................ 8  \n4.1 General ................................................................................................................................ 8  \n4.2 Property / Parameter .......................................................................................................... 8  \n4.3 Property Naming ................................................................................................................. 9  \n5 Functional Requirements .................................................................................... 10  \n5.1 Naming Conventions ........................................................................................................ 10  \n5.2 BIM Object Behaviour....................................................................................................... 11  \n6 Purpose-Driven BIM Objects ..............................","cbCaipP95Fm6XK6D","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipP95Fm6XK6D","pdf",3012306,24,"English","# 1 Introduction\n## 1.1 Background\n## 1.2 BIM Platforms\n# 2 General Requirements\n## 2.1 General\n## 2.2 Level of Development (LOD)\n## 2.3 Object Category / Classification / Catalog\n# 3 Geometrical Requirements\n## 3.1 General\n## 3.2 3D-Geometry\n## 3.3 2D-Symbolic Items\n## 3.4 Space\n## 3.5 Material\n# 4 Non-Geometrical Requirements\n## 4.1 General\n## 4.2 Property / Parameter\n## 4.3 Property Naming\n# 5 Functional Requirements\n## 5.1 Naming Conventions\n## 5.2 BIM Object Behaviour\n# 6 Purpose-Driven BIM Objects\n## 6.1 BIM Object Sheet\n## 6.2 Quality Assurance\n## 6.3 Workflow\n# 7 BIM Object Library (Tentative)\n## 7.1 Platform Operation Structure\n## 7.2 Submission Requirements\n# 8 References\n# 9 Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"What is BIM and why does the guide emphasize consistent standards?\",\"answer\":\"The guide describes BIM as a method for holistically managing information across planning, design, construction, and operational stages. 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