Solibri in Press

Event Report: AEC-Science & Technology Federal

The American Institute of Architects, H. Edward Goldberg

Solibri: I have mentioned this product in Cadalyst previously, but because it is so important for BIM, I will mention it again: Think of Solibri Model Checker as a spell checker for virtual models. The program analyzes building models for integrity, quality and physical security. It checks for potential flaws and weaknesses in the design, highlights clashing components and determines whether the model complies with building codes and an organization's own best practices. You can set up rules to check just about anything in your BIM model. (It found overlapping walls in my Revit model plus checked for fire egress paths.) For anyone working with the GSA, this program is a must, as the GSA has purchased it.

Avolve Software and Solibri, Inc. Form Strategic Partnership

Avolve to Resell Integrated Solibri Model Checker™ Technology with ProjectDox®

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — October 2, 2007 — Avolve Software, developers of ProjectDox® communication and collaboration software, announced today it has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Solibri, Inc. – a Helsinki, Finland-based software technology company with a full line of products that support the viewing and analysis of Building Information Models (BIM), based on international Industry Foundation Class (IFC) standards.

BIM Me Up, Scotty

The American Institute of Architects, Michael Tardif

Solibri Model Checker, manufactured by the Finnish company of the same name, examines a building information model for integrity, quality, and physical security. It reveals potential flaws or weaknesses in the design and highlights any clashing components. Read more...

Solibri Model Checker Takes on BIM Files

AECCafe, Susan Smith

The latest version of Solibri Model Checker from Solibri, Inc. in Finland takes a leap forward from its previous role as an analysis program for virtual models to now focus on comparing Building Information Model (BIM) files. Read more...