Airfield, Terminals, and Support Buildings

Beijing General Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute used Bentley applications to reduce design time, costs, and environmental impact of a CNY 1.49 billion airport.

Bentley’s BIM and iTwin technology helped establish a digital twin to resolve 6,000 issues and save CNY 300 million in costs, delivering Asia’s first professional cargo airport.

China Construction Sixth Engineering Division Corp. employed Bentley’s BIM solution to deliver a real-time, high-resolution reality mesh of a large-scale airport construction project.

Napier City Council consolidated multiple asset management systems for a single, authoritative source for improved information lifecycle management capabilities with Bentley solutions.

Consolidated Contractors Company used Bentley software to design a new terminal building via a totally BIM-driven lifecycle that facilitated project delivery.

SACS fatigue analyses allowed Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering to deliver first-of-its-kind jacket-type pier structure for Tokyo runway expansion.

Parsons Brinckerhoff and Arup JV deployed Bentley solutions to fast-track the design of Australia’s largest transportation project, saving millions.

Sydney Airport leverages Bentley software to launch a self-service, facilities management system which gives employees quick, easy access to design and geospatial data, and improves information mobility.

John A. Martin & Associates used RAM modeling to help achieve cost-effective a solution for unique structural design of USD 2 billion LAX international terminal modernization.

BBKS-Projekt designed new taxiways and an infrastructure network that integrates and coordinates with all prior and planned airport infrastructure investments at Rzeszow-Jasionka Airport.

Infraero developed Brazil’s first digital twin, using Bentley applications to virtualize more than 920 square meters of Londrina’s airport surface area.