Client-Architect BIM Sample Clauses

Client-Architect BIM. The Architect uses building information modeling software (“BIM”) as its primary production tool for internal design, coordination, and documentation. The Architect’s Basic Services do not include any intended use of the BIM for the Owner or other parties to this Project which may include, but is not limited to, quantity takeoffs, cost estimation, construction sequencing or phasing, clash detection, shop drawings, site safety, operations and maintenance, building automation systems, existing conditions modeling, digital fabrication, prefabrication, as- constructed record modeling, or asset management. The formatting of the BIM will follow the Architect’s normal business practices unless explicitly called out in this Agreement or its exhibits. The deliverable of electronic documents to the Owner shall be in PDF form unless requested in BIM. If so requested, the BIM shall be provided in the native file format of the software the Architect uses to produce the Architect’s Instruments of Service.
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