4D Modeling
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4D Modeling
4D Modeling is a method in building simulation that links a 3D digital model of a building with a timeline, showing how construction steps happen over time. Designers use 4D Modeling to see how each part of a building project fits together as the schedule moves forward. This helps spot possible delays or overlaps in work before construction starts. By connecting each building element to a specific time, designers can plan site use, deliveries, and worker schedules more clearly. This approach helps teams understand the order of tasks, making it easier to keep projects on track and avoid surprises.
construction sequencing, building timeline, project visualization, digital simulation, design planning
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