Carbon Accounting
Majenta supports clients and contractors in leveraging BIM tools and techniques to accurately track and manage the environmental impact of the materials and processes used in their projects, from design through to operational handover.

How it works
BIM's capability to provide detailed information about every material used in a building makes it an invaluable resource for carbon accounting. This precise data allows for accurate calculations of embodied carbon, which is essential for environmental assessments and sustainability reporting.
The integrated scheduling tools within BIM facilitate effective assessment and tracking of embodied carbon throughout different stages of the building design and construction. This allows for proactive management and reduction of carbon emissions associated with materials and construction processes.
BIM's flexibility in managing design changes quickly and efficiently helps in making informed decisions that align with carbon reduction goals — making it easier to plan and implement any necessary modifications while minimising disruption to the construction schedule.
What to expect
Stakeholder engagement
By ensuring the availability of accurate data on carbon impact at each stage of a project, BIM helps facilitate better stakeholder engagement. All parties involved can visualise the implications of design choices on sustainability goals, making it easier to collaborate on eco-friendly initiatives.
Accurate comparison
BIM enables an accurate comparison between the original design and the as-built model, providing a clear measure of how effective carbon mitigation measures have been. This comparison is crucial for verifying the success of implemented strategies in reducing the building's carbon footprint.
Rapid impact assessment
The ability to quickly assess the impact of design changes on a building’s carbon footprint enables stakeholders to make adjustments that better adhere to environmental standards. This responsiveness is key in maintaining sustainable building practices throughout the project lifecycle.

The Majenta difference
We value BIM not only as a design and construction tool but as a means to achieve greater environmental responsibility.
Our approach ensures that the environmental impact of a building is considered and optimised at every stage of its lifecycle.
Through precise data management and enhanced collaboration facilitated by BIM, we help clients meet their sustainability objectives.
Our BIM services help ensure that buildings are not only more sustainable during construction but throughout their operational life.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Yes, BIM significantly improves the lifecycle management of a building by providing tools that support environmentally conscious maintenance and operations. BIM’s dynamic data layering allows for continuous updates and access to operational data, which is crucial for making adjustments that conserve resources and reduce waste.
BIM facilitates the integration of sustainable materials and practices by allowing for detailed simulations and analysis of different materials and their impacts on the building’s environmental performance. This enables decision-makers to select materials that not only meet structural and aesthetic requirements but also align with sustainability targets. BIM's ability to streamline collaboration among all project stakeholders helps ensure that sustainable practices are implemented effectively throughout the supply chain and construction process.
Using BIM for sustainability reporting offers numerous benefits, including enhanced accuracy of data, the ability to track sustainability metrics over time, and improved communication of environmental impacts to stakeholders. BIM's comprehensive data management capabilities ensure that all relevant information is easily accessible and can be updated or modified to reflect changes in project scope or design, leading to more transparent and reliable sustainability reporting.
Yes, BIM can significantly aid in reducing a building’s carbon footprint by enabling the early integration of sustainable design principles and materials. By assessing the potential impacts of different design alternatives, BIM allows project teams to select options that minimise environmental impact from the outset. Additionally, the ongoing monitoring and adjustment capabilities provided by BIM ensure that the building operations remain as efficient as possible, further reducing the carbon footprint over the building's life cycle.
BIM enhances carbon accounting by providing a detailed and precise inventory of all materials used throughout the construction process, allowing for accurate calculations of embodied carbon. The ability to model and simulate various building scenarios and their environmental impacts also helps stakeholders make more informed decisions that align with sustainability goals. This detailed data capture facilitated by BIM is invaluable for conducting thorough environmental assessments and reporting.
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