BIM Department · 11 services
BIM Department
Discipline modelling, conversion of existing information, model checking and standards: the information model built for how it will be used.
Architectural BIM modelling (ARK)
Architectural models in Revit: envelope, partitions, finishes and rooms, with parameters and level of detail suited to how the model will be used.
Structural BIM modelling (STR)
Structural models of foundations, columns, beams and slabs, coordinated with architecture and building services.
Mechanical BIM modelling (MEC)
Models of mechanical systems (HVAC, plumbing, drainage), with networks and components coordinated with structure and architecture.
Electrical BIM modelling (ELE)
Models of electrical systems: cable trays, conduits, panels and devices, coordinated with the other disciplines.
CAD-to-BIM
Conversion of existing 2D CAD drawings into structured, queryable BIM models.
Scan-to-BIM
BIM modelling of existing conditions from survey point clouds.
Revit families & libraries
Parametric Revit families and object libraries consistent with project standards.
Model quantity take-off
Quantities and schedules extracted directly from the BIM model, as a basis for bills of quantities and estimates.
BIM model audit
Review of existing BIM models: clashes between disciplines, data consistency, compliance with standards and information requirements.
BIM consulting & standardisation
Definition of standards, modelling and naming rules, workflows and information management documents (for example following ISO 19650).
BIM Operations
Day-to-day running of project BIM processes: model sharing, versions, revisions and quality checks.