Residential complex built in Russia using domestic software
A project to build a new residential complex has been successfully completed in Russia, having been designed entirely using domestic Building Information Modeling (BIM) technologies. This project marks an important step for the Russian construction industry, which is actively transitioning to the use of its own software.
The residential complex, built by the TAK Group of Companies, consists of three modern buildings. A unique feature of the project is the inclusion of a shared underground parking garage, which allows for efficient use of space and increases comfort for future residents. The use of Russian digital tools enabled specialists to accurately calculate all building parameters during the design stage.
The transition to Russian software in construction has become particularly relevant in recent years. Previously, many companies used foreign equivalents, but the industry is now prioritizing independence and data security. Developing projects within a domestic BIM framework helps avoid technical risks and simplifies interaction between architects, engineers, and builders.
Experts note that the successful implementation of this project proves that Russian IT solutions are ready for tasks of any complexity. In the future, there are plans to scale this experience to other regions of the country to make the housing design process faster and of higher quality.
Thus, the introduction of Russian technologies into construction is becoming a new standard for the real estate market. This not only supports domestic software developers but also creates more reliable infrastructure for the residents of Russian cities.