Software & SaaS
BIMShare
A shared space for building models
BIMShare.com is held for development or acquisition. It suggests a place where design and construction teams can pass Building Information Models along, review changes together and keep decisions traceable.
The creative idea ↗A name with possibilities.
Perspective
How to share a model revision and track comments
A practical guide for teams that need to release a new BIM revision and keep review feedback organised. It covers what to prepare, how to invite reviewers and how to close comments.
Studio notes ↗Overview
The name has two literal parts: BIM for Building Information Modeling and share for passing work between people. Together they describe an exchange point for model files and the conversation around them.
Revision sharing for architects
One possible business is a file-sharing service for architecture practices that send BIM models to consultants, clients and contractors. The first offer would be a simple revision workspace: upload a model, label the change, invite reviewers and keep earlier versions available. The name fits because the literal word share describes the daily task, while BIM tells a design professional exactly which kind of file belongs here. A small studio could start with project folders, revision notes and review links before considering heavier coordination features, permissions or integrations with desktop authoring tools.
The creative idea ↗02Model review for engineers
Another direction is a review environment for structural, mechanical and electrical engineers who need to inspect a shared model and respond with clear markup. The first product could focus on comments pinned to model views, assignment of questions and a visible status from open to resolved. BIMShare suits this because collaboration is the point of sharing, not only storage. Engineers reviewing a coordinated model would value one place where remarks stay connected to the revision that prompted them, rather than scattered across email threads, screenshots and meeting notes.
The creative idea ↗03A BIM object library exchange
A third possibility is a community and commercial exchange for reusable BIM objects such as doors, fixtures, furniture and equipment families. Designers could publish components, browse by category and download items with clear format and version details. Manufacturers might add product-specific objects for specifiers to use. The name fits this model because sharing components is a natural extension of sharing whole models, and the acronym keeps the audience focused on building information work. A first release could start with curated categories, simple submission guidelines and download notes that explain how each object should be used in a project.
The creative idea ↗Identity
BIMShare
bimshare.com
