Ten services. One federated model.

Discipline models built to the LOD the stage actually needs — no more, no less.

Architectural, structural and MEP models authored in Revit from concept massing through to LOD 400 fabrication-ready geometry. Every model is set up against a shared origin, grid and level system so that each later service — coordination, quantification, documentation — reads from the same source rather than a re-drawn copy.

• Discipline models — ARC / STR / MEP
• Shared coordinates & project template
• Family & parameter library
• Model audit & health reports
• Scan-to-BIM from point cloud
• LOD schedule per element

Federated models, run through an agreed clash matrix, closed out in weekly cycles.

We federate every discipline model in Navisworks, apply the clash matrix agreed in the BIM Execution Plan, then group, assign and track issues through to sign-off. The contractor receives a coordination report and a signed-off model — not a surprise in the plant room.

• Federated model & clash matrix
• Weekly clash reports (BCF)
• Coordination meeting facilitation
• Hard / soft clash close-out register
• Coordinated sign-off per zone
• Design-team issue escalation

The BEP, the CDE and the naming — the rules that make a model trustworthy.

BIM Execution Plans, common data environment setup, ISO 19650-aligned naming and information exchange requirements, plus an embedded BIM manager who owns the process on your behalf — so the model stays a single source of truth as the team grows and changes.

• BIM Execution Plan (BEP)
• CDE structure, folders & permissions
• Naming & classification standard
• Model progression / MIDP tracking
• Embedded BIM manager
• Information delivery audits

Site decisions made against the model, not against memory.

Model-based construction management support: method review, site coordination, RFI resolution through the model, and progress tracking — so the office and the site are looking at the same information at the same time.

• Model-based site coordination
• RFI & change tracking through the model
• Progress-vs-model reporting
• Method statement & buildability review
• Subcontractor model onboarding
• Site-team model access (mobile)

Programme and cost attached to geometry — buildability tested before tender.

The coordinated model linked to the construction programme (4D) and to quantities and cost (5D) to test sequencing, site logistics, crane strategy and cash-flow before the first pour — and to animate the plan so everyone on the project can see it.

• 4D sequence animation
• Logistics, crane & hoarding studies
• 5D cost-loaded model
• Look-ahead visualisations
• Programme-vs-actual comparison
• Phasing & temporary works models

Quantities pulled from the model, tracked against the budget as the design moves.

Model-based quantity take-off, bill-of-quantities preparation and budget tracking through each design stage — so every revision reports its own cost impact instead of waiting for a re-measure at tender.

• Model-based BOQ / take-off
• Stage-by-stage cost comparison
• Change-impact reporting
• Dynamo quantity automation
• Material schedules by zone / level
• Procurement package quantities

Daylight, energy and options — analysed while the design can still change.

Early-stage option studies, daylight and solar analysis, energy modelling and design validation using the same model the team is designing in — so the analysis informs the design rather than documenting it afterwards.

• Design option comparisons
• Daylight / solar / shading studies
• Energy model & performance reports
• Code-compliance checks
• Massing & orientation studies
• Façade performance review

An as-built model that keeps working after handover.

Asset-tagged as-built models, COBie data drops and integration with facility-management platforms — so the owner inherits structured information about every maintainable asset, not a folder of drawings and a box of manuals.

• As-built / record model
• COBie data preparation
• Asset register & O&M linking
• FM platform handover & import
• Space & room data validation
• Owner-team model training

Dimensioned, sheet-numbered sets — generated from the coordinated model.

Full construction documentation produced directly from the coordinated model: plans, sections, details, schedules and shop drawings that stay consistent with each other because they share one source. Concept → 3D objects → hacking lines → full dimensioning.

• Construction drawing sets
• Shop & fabrication drawings
• Schedules & legends
• As-built documentation
• IFC / DWG / PDF issue packages
• Sheet & revision control

Renders, walkthroughs and web-viewable models — for decisions first, marketing second.

Photoreal renderings, animated walkthroughs and lightweight web or VR models produced from the project model — for design approvals, client and authority presentations, and pre-sales material that is accurate to what will actually be built.

• Still renderings
• Animated walkthroughs
• Interactive web model viewer
• VR-ready scenes
• Design-review presentation decks
• Model-to-marketing asset pipeline