BIM (BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING)

BIM

(Building Information Modeling)

Building information modelling and services coordination to help you effortlessly bring building designs to life and collaborate with ease.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) has been used within the built environment for several years now. BIM enables clients a virtual visualisation of their project and can be incredibly helpful to enhance project engagement and aid decision-making. 


We currently use BIM on numerous projects (up to and including Level 2 design) using REVIT modelling software as our default modelling platform. All our technicians are REVIT capable, and we will always offer 3D modelling. 

We will work with you to understand your needs and risks. We’ll then use our practical experience to align the workflows, documentation, and tools needed to reduce your risks, minimise waste, implement collaborative working methods and enable smart project delivery all tailored to your needs.

REVIT Model

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