The ‘Build in Dubai’ platform, a complete collection of services specifically designed for the building industry, was unveiled by the Dubai Municipality. Through this effort, Dubai’s swift digital transformation in a variety of industries is highlighted, demonstrating the Municipality’s dedication to leading innovation through cutting-edge smart technology.
Properties owners, developers, advisers, and contractors are all catered to by the platform. It is essential to making projects more environmentally friendly and improving Dubai’s reputation as one of the world’s leading building hubs.
The municipality is leading the way in the construction industry’s digital transformation by creating a roadmap to implement Building Information Modelling, or BIM, in the emirate, working with partners to provide the necessary building information, and developing a “digital twin” of Dubai.
The new platform conforms with the demands of the “Digital City Experiences” offered by the Dubai Digital Authority, which provide property owners with an inclusive online experience throughout the development process. It provides access to specifics about their projects, including information about the land and buildings involved, the stages of construction, a directory of construction experts, educational contract blueprints, and a list and rating system for registered consultant and contractors.
The platform also includes the most recent technology advancements, including intelligent inspection and the use of artificial intelligence, as well as automatic auditing of structure designs utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM), for which Dubai is a world leader in implementation.
Throughout the whole building construction process, the platform, which is currently being created in phases, will provide a number of crucial services for real estate owners, developers, professionals, and contractors.
These services will cover all phases, including purchasing the property, designing the building, obtaining construction permits, and carrying out the construction work, as well as the additions, alterations, upkeep, and demolition phases, as well as the completion and connection to services phases.
The new platform will house all construction-related services, according to the Dubai Municipality. Services from the Dubai Transportation and Roads Authority (RTA), the Dubai Water and Electricity Authority (DEWA), the Mohammed bin Rashid Buildings Establishment, among others the Dubai Land Department, the Dubai Customs, the the United Arab Emirates Multi Commodity items Centre (DMCC), the Dubai Growth Authority, as well as those from telecommunications firms Etisalat and du, will also be included.