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Better Information Management

Createmaster Information Management (formerly Bond Bryan Digital) is a leading information management and building information modelling (BIM) consultancy. We centre our work around best practice, including national and international standards (including the UK BIM Framework and ISO19650). Our approach allows us to help clients clearly set out detailed information requirements that are built around best practice and allows delivery teams to deliver the information you really want, when you want it. We remove the complexity of information management and help to deliver reliable, robust and reusable information for all our clients.

What can Createmaster Information Management do for your business?

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Services for Clients

We assist clients in defining and documenting information requirements, so you receive the right information at the right time, driving better outcomes for your built assets. We will also support and advise you on how to get the most from your organisation’s approach to information management.

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Services for Contractors

We help contractors deliver high-quality information in line with your client’s expectation and aligned to current standards and best practice. We will also support your organisation in improving your approach to delivering information efficiently and effectively using the best practice processes.

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Services for Consultants

We support consultants who need to deliver information in accordance with your client’s information requirements. We help you use the tools of your choice (using an Open BIM approach for all our projects) to deliver these information requirements through high quality technical knowledge, training, support and advice.

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Why Createmaster Information Management?

Research and development driven

Collaborative culture

Aligned to current standards

Unparalleled OpenBIM approach

Exceptional service delivery

LET OUR EXPERTISE GUIDE YOU

We bring expertise and experience from working with a wide variety of clients in a range of different sectors over a number of years, enabling us to offer high-quality services to all our clients.

University of Cambridge
Cavendish III Laboratories

ALL PROJECTS

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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE CAVENDISH III LABORATORIES

Bond Bryan Digital were employed to develop existing information requirements for the University of Cambridge.

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ALL PROJECTS

Peabody

“Our experience of working with Bond Bryan Digital has been very positive and they have used a ‘jargon-free’ approach to discussing our requirements. As well as completing a detailed audit of our resources, Bond Bryan Digital led a series of ‘discovery’ workshops with a range of stakeholders from across the organisation and synthesised this into an accessible, yet detailed, report on our organisational maturity compared to ISO19650 standards for Information Management.”

Peabody

Technical Manager

Kier

“Kier work closely with Bond Bryan Digital on a variety of fronts, they are very knowledgeable, productive and collaborative, bringing value for our organisation and clients through better information management.”

Kier Strategic Projects

Head of BIM

Allies and Morrison

“Bond Bryan joined the project with a clear process for the design team to follow. They were instrumental in introducing the building services subcontractor to a 3D modelling and design coordination process, as there was a gap in model coordination after the building services engineer’s appointment ended at the end of Stage 3.”

Allies and Morrison

Associate

Currie & Brown

“Bond Bryan Digital has worked alongside Currie & Brown to ensure our client’s information requirements are being fully delivered throughout the project by both the concept design team and main contractor. Their expert knowledge, professional approach and attention to detail has ensured our client receives the high-quality information specified at the outset of the project.”

Currie & Brown

Director

Galliford Try

“Galliford Try often partner with leading information management specialists in industry to acquire support services and technical expertise to help support our digital transformation. We rely on Bond Bryan Digital, who are renowned for their open standard approaches and knowledge of IFC specifically to help strengthen our position and knowledge in this increasingly popular approach to project information management.”

Galliford Try

BIM & Digital Information Lead

McLaren Group

“Bond Bryan Digital truly integrate with the project team, providing the support and technical resources needed to enable effective information management on McLaren’s projects. They offer unparalleled subject matter knowledge backed by a practical understanding of project delivery to ensure high quality outputs and customer satisfaction.”

McLaren Group

Digital Programme Lead
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Knowledge Hub

The digital construction landscape is expanding rapidly – and so are the boundaries of Createmaster Information Management’s expertise. Our Knowledge Hub, compiled by our team of digital information specialists, is a helpful resource for those looking to gain insight into current best practice approaches to information management and building information modelling (BIM).

Rob Jackson and Emma Hooper accepted Digital Construction Award for Digital Consultancy of the Year

Bond Bryan Digital Wins Digital Consultancy of the Year at Digital Construction Awards

Acknowledged for driving information management forward and making it business as usual London, 5th July 2023: Today Bond Bryan Digital, leaders in information management and building information modelling (BIM) consultancy and part of the BuildData Group, announced that it has been named Digital Consultancy of the Year in the 2023 Digital Construction Awards. Hailed as […]

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ISO 19650 — Go from BIM to Better Information Management in 5 Steps

People depend on accurate information, especially in the built environment, where design, construction, operation and maintenance activities and outcomes are critical to health, safety, and compliance. The principle of managing information better across the whole lifecycle of a building cannot happen without the overall digital transformation of the sector. And the road to better information […]

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BIM Collaboration Format

This page includes useful links to sites that aid the understanding of BCF.

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 01 – An introduction for Autodesk Revit users

HELLO EVERYONE! After a year at Bond Bryan Digital and to coincide with our new website, it’s time I rolled up my sleeves and finally started blogging. For those who don’t know me my name is Emma and I’m an Autodesk Revit user. I’m a technician by trade and the more I used Revit over […]

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 01

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 02 – Understanding Entities in Autodesk Revit

INTRODUCTION Welcome back! In the last blog I had a bit of moan and we learnt about some basic IFC principles. In this blog we’re going to take what we have learnt and apply it to the world of Revit. Therefore, if you haven’t read it please do so. I wanted to start by giving a […]

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 03

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 03 – Predefined Types in Autodesk Revit

INTRODUCTION In this blog we are going to skip the main section on Attributes (see the next blog) and focus on one specific Attribute the Predefined Type as this is closely related to Entities. In blog post 01 we explained that Predefined Types were the next level below Entities in determining what something is.

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 04

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 04 – IFC Attributes in Autodesk Revit

In blog post 01 we described what Attributes are and listed the four core ones: GlobalId OwnerHistory Name Description

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 05

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 05 – IFC Properties in Autodesk Revit

In the last blog post we looked at IFC attributes which allows you to add certain basic information about IFC entities. However, we need to be able to add much more information (such as performance) to entities, to do this we use properties.

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 06

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 06 – Layers and Classification in Autodesk Revit

INTRODUCTION Welcome back everyone ☺ I hope you’ve all had fun testing the workflows in the previous blog posts. As I’ve explained IFC provides a good basic method of structuring information, we should think of this as the default way which should be used across every project and every information management activity. In addition to […]

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 07

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 07 – IFC Exporter Settings and Modelling Workflows in Autodesk Revit

INTRODUCTION Welcome back everyone. It’s been awhile! ☺ The past six blogs were about implementing the structure of IFC within the functionality of Autodesk Revit and talking about IFC in its conceptual data model form. It’s now worth noting that we need to package up the data model so that it can be exchanged. IFC […]

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IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) – Part 08 – Exporting COBie using an IFC workflow from Autodesk Revit

Introduction By understanding the previous blogs in this series you should now have enough knowledge to export a good quality IFC and understand the importance of doing so. When I started testing these IFC workflows back in 2015 the catalyst was to export asset information as specified by the Construction-Operations Building information exchange (COBie) schema. […]

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