27/05/2026
One model for structural analysis.
Another model for BIM.
Another round of changes when the design updates.
Sounds familiar?
For many structural engineers, this is still an everyday challenge. Analysis and BIM workflows often run in parallel, requiring duplicate modelling, repeated updates, and constant coordination between platforms. The result? Lost time, reduced productivity, and increased risk of inconsistencies between analytical and BIM models.
To address this challenge, Nepal BIM Forum (NBIMF), successfully conducted a technical training session on integrating BIM Authoring Software and FEM Software. We sincerely appreciate Structural Engineers' Association, Nepal - SEANep 's valuable support in participant outreach, registration, coordination, and overall event management, which significantly contributed to the successful implementation of the training program.
The session demonstrated how engineers can establish a more connected workflow between structural analysis and BIM, helping to:
тЬФ Reduce double modelling efforts
тЬФ Improve coordination between analytical and BIM models
тЬФ Minimize errors caused by manual updates
тЬФ Evaluate design changes faster and more efficiently
тЬФ Enhance project delivery through better digital workflows
A sincere thank you to all participating engineers and professionals for their active engagement and commitment to advancing BIM-based structural engineering practices in Nepal.