Notes from the coordination room.
Written by the people doing the work — not the marketing team.
Field notes on BIM management, clash resolution and remote modelling — written by whoever ran the coordination cycle, the clash session or the outsourcing handover they describe.
“BIM ACE found forty-two hard clashes in the mall's plant room before steel was ordered. That is the contract paying for itself in week three.”
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No filler posts and no ghostwriters — every entry below was written by whoever ran the coordination cycle, the clash session, or the outsourcing handover it describes.
Forty-two clashes before steel: what one plant room taught us
A walkthrough of the federated model on the Yangon mall — how the clash matrix was set, why the first cycle found so much, and what it saved the contractor in week three.
Read articleISO 19650 for a five-person practice — without the paperwork
What a small practice actually needs from ISO 19650 — and what's safe to skip until the project, and the team, are big enough to need it.
Read articleLinking Synchro to the BOQ: a practical sequence
The order we connect programme, model and cost in — so a sequencing change shows up in the numbers the same day, not at the next re-measure.
Read articleRunning a Yangon modelling cell for a Singapore studio — time zones, CDEs, trust
What actually makes a remote modelling cell work day to day — the CDE conventions, the handover rhythm, and the trust that has to come before either.
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