TechnoStruct Group Conducts Hands-On 4D and 5D BIM Workshop for AIPL in Gurgaon
New Delhi, May 26, 2026: TechnoStruct Group, a Building Information Modeling (BIM) consultant, has successfully conducted a specialized corporate workshop for Advance India Projects Limited (AIPL) focused on the advanced implementation of 4D and 5D BIM technologies. Utilizing Bexel Manager software, the training program was designed to equip participants with a practical understanding of how integrated digital workflows can enhance construction planning, project monitoring, cost control, and execution efficiency across large-scale commercial and residential developments, TechnoStruct Group said in a press release.
The intensive sessions demonstrated how standard BIM model elements can be linked with project schedules to visualize the entire construction lifecycle, identify sequencing clashes, and optimize asset workflows well before physical breaking of ground. On the financial management front, the workshop extensively covered 5D BIM workflows, exploring cost-loading techniques, real-time cost analysis, and methods to monitor budget variations during execution. This segment helped attendees understand how integrating cost data with 3D models provides dynamic budgeting, stronger financial visibility, and more informed project decision-making.
In addition to timing and cost simulation, the program emphasized structured data management to ensure that model information remains reliable across downstream workflows, alongside automated quantity extraction to support precise estimation. Commenting on the capability-building initiative, Roy Anuruddha, Chairman of TechnoStruct Group, said: “At TechnoStruct Group, our larger vision is to strengthen BIM adoption in India through practical implementation and industry-driven capability building. Through this workshop, participants gained hands-on exposure to how 4D and 5D BIM can improve planning, coordination, monitoring, and cost control across projects. As infrastructure projects continue to become more complex, building these capabilities is becoming increasingly important to reduce inefficiencies, minimize wastage, and enable smarter project execution across the AEC sector.”
The interactive initiative reflects TechnoStruct Group’s continued effort to bridge technical skill gaps in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries through modern project delivery tools. Expanding on the technical scope of the training, Yash Padgilwar, BIM-Team Lead at TechnoStruct Group, added: “This workshop was designed to provide participants with practical exposure to integrated 4D and 5D BIM workflows and their real-world applications across construction projects. It helped participants to understand how construction sequencing, simulation, quantification, structured data management, and cost integration can work together within a BIM environment. Through such industry-focused sessions, we aim to continue strengthening awareness around advanced BIM methodologies and their role in improving project planning, coordination, monitoring, and execution efficiency.”
