At Planho, we apply BIM methodology as a comprehensive working system that allows us to develop hospital architecture with a high degree of control, coordination and technical precision. The technical complexity of hospital buildings requires a rigorous and perfectly coordinated response. For this reason, BIM methodology enables us to centralise all project information within a digital environment, from the conceptual design stage through to execution, improving decision-making and ensuring consistency between architecture, structure and installations.

Thanks to this, we can anticipate clashes, optimise spaces, analyse alternatives with greater reliability and reduce incidents during construction. We work with intelligent models that incorporate useful data for the design, planning, measurement, monitoring and future maintenance of the hospital. This translates into greater efficiency, improved information traceability and more precise coordination between all stakeholders involved.

In hospital architecture, where every decision affects the functionality, operability and continuity of healthcare services, this tool is key to designing with greater safety and rigour. At Planho, we understand this methodology not only as a technological advantage, but as a way to guarantee stronger, more efficient projects that are better prepared to respond to current and future technical and healthcare requirements.