Some legal aspects of BIM in establishing a collaborative relationship

Conference paper (2011)
Department
Real Estate and Housing (Architecture) (TU Delft)
Copyright: ©2011 Chao-Duivis, M.A.B.
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20-06-2011

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Management and Innovation for a Sustainable Built Environment; MISBE 2011, (June 20-23) CIB International Conference, Amsterdam

Faculty

Architecture

Department

Real Estate and Housing

Abstract

Working with BIM will have legal consequences. In the Netherlands these consequences are feared by some and seen as an obstacle to wide spread use of BIM techniques. Unnecessarily so. In the paper it will be shown that according to Dutch law liability issues nor copyright issues nor issues of procurement law should be seen as an obstacle. What is needed however is a proper set of general conditions, which are broadly accepted by both employers and designers and contractors

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