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Every project here has a name, a role and a scope we can put in writing.

01.Live project
04Services on it
06Countries served

We would rather show one project in full than ten as thumbnails. Below is the contract we are delivering now — what the model does on it, which of our services it draws on, and where the work stands. Further case studies are added as they clear client sign-off.

Yangon · 2025—26 Currently delivering
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Shopping Mall BIM Management Contract

Retail · BIM Manager role
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03.1 — Case studyProject 01 · Yangon · Retail

Shopping MallBIM Management Contract

A retail development in Yangon where BIM ACE holds the BIM management role for the project: authoring the discipline models, running the federated clash process, owning the BIM Execution Plan and the common data environment, and issuing construction documentation from the coordinated set.

How these services fit together
Project
Shopping Mall — retail development
Location
Yangon, Myanmar
Role
BIM Manager — project-wide
Status
Currently delivering
Period
2025 — 2026
Disciplines
ARC · STR · MEP
Client
Available on request
Engagement
Project-based — fixed scope
Fig. 01 · model view pending client approval
Federated model · Navisworks Fig. 01 — Model view · pending approval ARC / STR / MEP — shared origin CDE · ACC / BIM 360
The brief

A mall is a coordination problem wearing a retail brief.

Large open floor plates, long-span structure, dense services above the tenant zones and a fit-out programme that starts before the base build is finished. The client needed one party to own the model across disciplines so that design changes, clash resolution and drawing issue stayed in step — rather than three consultants each maintaining their own version of the building.

BIM ACE was appointed to that role: not as a modelling subcontractor to one discipline, but as the BIM manager for the project as a whole.

What the model does on this job

Four services, one source.

Each item below is a line from our standard service index, applied to this project. Open any of them on the services page for the full deliverable list.

  • 01Revit · LOD 300–400

    BIM Modeling

    Architectural, structural and MEP models authored against one project template, one origin and one grid system, progressed stage by stage to the LOD each package needs.

    Service 01
  • 02Navisworks · BCF

    Coordination & Clash Detection

    Weekly federation and clash runs against the matrix in the BEP; issues grouped, assigned and tracked to close-out through BCF, zone by zone.

    Service 02
  • 03ISO 19650 · CDE

    BIM & Information Management

    Ownership of the BIM Execution Plan, CDE structure and permissions, naming and classification standard, and the model-progression tracking the team works to.

    Service 03
  • 09Sheets · IFC / DWG / PDF

    Construction Documentation

    Plans, sections, details and schedules issued from the coordinated model with sheet and revision control — so what the site receives matches what was clashed.

    Service 09
Why it matters

The drawings are a by-product of the coordination.

Because documentation is issued from the same model that is clashed each week, a resolved clash and a revised drawing are the same event, not two. The contractor gets a coordinated set and a signed-off model per zone; the client gets a single information owner to hold accountable. Results, quantities and lessons will be published here once the project reaches handover and the client approves release.

Fig. 02 — How the contract runsCurrent stage in red
Stage 01

Setup

BEP, CDE structure, template, shared coordinates, naming standard agreed.

Stage 02

Modeling

Discipline models authored and progressed to the LOD each package needs.

Stage 03 — now

Coordination

Weekly federation, clash runs and close-out, zone by zone.

Stage 04

Documentation

Construction sets issued from the coordinated model with revision control.

Stage 05

Handover

Record model, issue packages and data delivered to the client team.

03.2 — RegisterVerified projects only

Projectregister.

One row per project we can name, with the role we held and the services we delivered on it. Rows marked in preparation are work we are documenting for release — they will not be listed until they can be described accurately.

No.ProjectSectorRoleServicesLocation · YearStatus
01 Shopping Mall BIM Management Retail BIM Manager 01020309 Yangon · 2025—26 Delivering
02 Case study in preparation 04 Pending
03 Case study in preparation 0506 Pending
Register updated as projects clear client sign-off Service numbers explained
03.3 — ReachWhere the work goes

Modelled in Yangon.Delivered whereverthe CDE is.

Our local work is on site in Myanmar. Our outsourcing work lives on the client's common data environment — Singapore, Bangkok, Sydney, Dubai, Tokyo — with a working-day overlap that lets coordination happen in your hours, not ours.

Local time in each market is shown live against Myanmar Time (MMT, UTC+6:30).

  • 01Myanmar — YangonMMT · base--:--
  • 02Singapore+1:30 vs MMT--:--
  • 03Thailand — Bangkok+0:30 vs MMT--:--
  • 04Australia — Sydney+3:30 / +4:30 vs MMT--:--
  • 05United Arab Emirates — Dubai−2:30 vs MMT--:--
  • 06Japan — Tokyo+2:30 vs MMT--:--
Typologies we quote for

Building types our scope and LOD schedules are set up for. Live project in green.

Retail · Shopping MallProject 01 ResidentialTowers · Condominiums CommercialOffice · Mixed-use HospitalityHotels · Serviced HealthcareMEP-dense IndustrialWarehouse · Plant EducationCampus Existing buildingsScan-to-BIM
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