IMPACTO DE LA METODOLOGÍA BIM 5D EN LA PLANIFICACIÓN, CONTROL DE COSTOS Y COORDINACION INTERDISCIPLINARIA DE UN CENTRO DE CONVENCIONES EN MACHALA

Abstract

This study examines the effect of the 5D BIM methodology on the organization, expense monitoring and cross-disciplinary cooperation in the design of a convention center in Machala. The initiative arises to address the need to improve efficiency in the administration of state projects, where additional expenses, delays in deadlines and lack of integration between technical areas often appear. By creating a BIM model that includes the 3D (design), 4D (time) and 5D (costs) dimensions, and developing a BIM Execution Plan (BEP) adapted to the municipal environment, it illustrates how this methodology can improve processes from the early phases of the project. Research is enhanced through surveys aimed at experts in the field and technical validation through parametric models. The findings point to significant progress: greater accuracy in projections and estimates, early detection of disputes, and increased cooperation between various sectors.