Another area where using BIM adds business value to the retail owners is in the development of new prototype store designs. BIM prototypes are not just 3D dimensional visualisations of the design intent but they are tied to a rich database comprising detailed information on crucial aspects: fixtures, materials, components, building systems, energy analysis, quantity take-offs, and cost estimation. Developing such 'smart' prototype designs speed-up the roll out of new store designs than using traditional CAD drafting methods.
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