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IFC FORMAT. Industry Foundation Classes — The Open, Neutral File Format for Sharing BIM Data.
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What Is IFC?. IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open, vendor-neutral data schema for describing building and infrastructure information — so a model built in one software tool can be opened, understood, and used in another..
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IFC Across the Project Lifecycle. The same open format carries information forward from early design through operations..
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Six Core Concepts of IFC. Each concept defines how building information is structured inside every IFC file..
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Where IFC Creates the Most Impact. Illustrative impact of open IFC exchange across key project outcomes (relative scale, 1–5)..
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IFC in Action: Data Exchange. A model moves from one tool to another as a structured, checked IFC file — not a flattened drawing..
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Adopting IFC on Your Project. Start with the exchange you need — then set the schema and checks that deliver it..