Diversified BIM Services for AEC Industry

Model authoring is the process of creating, editing, and managing digital 3D models of buildings, infrastructure, or manufactured products using specialized authoring software. It's the foundational step in Building Information Modeling (BIM), 3D design, and digital fabrication workflows.

3D Models can access the technical and financial viability of a design, construction stability, function, performance, user experience, and aesthetic aspects before the object is materialized or constructed.

The 3D models are rich in construction data which facilitates the asset during design and construction Stages.

A Constructability Review is a formal process of evaluating a construction design or model to ensure it can be built efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively in the real world. It's typically done before or during early stages of construction, often during pre-construction or design development.

BIM clash coordination is the process of identifying and resolving conflicts or potential conflicts between different building components or systems during the design and construction phase of a project. This is done using BIM (Building Information Modeling) software, which allows designers and engineers to create digital models of a building and its components, and simulate how they will fit together and interact.

Shop drawing extraction from a coordinated model is the process of generating detailed 2D Shop drawings which are annotated directly from a 3D BIM model that has already been clash-free and coordinated among all disciplines (architectural, structural, MEP, etc.).

The shop drawings are extracted during different stages of a project as like design, construction, fabrication, or manufacturing.

4D Construction Simulation is a process in Building Information Modeling (BIM) where 3D models of a construction project are integrated with time-related data (the 4th dimension) to simulate the construction sequence over time.

5D Cost Estimation is a BIM process where a 3D model is enriched with cost data, allowing for dynamic and real-time cost estimation as the model evolves. It enables stakeholders to visualize how design changes affect project costs instantly.

The 5D modelling process involves the linking of 3D model elements to cost-related data such as material quantities, labor, equipment, and unit prices to automate or semi-automate the generation of accurate project cost estimates throughout the project lifecycle.

6D BIM is the process of embedding lifecycle and operational information into a BIM model, enabling asset management, maintenance, and facility operations throughout the building's lifespan.

BOQ from a BIM model is the generation of a comprehensive quantity schedule directly from the 3D BIM elements, leveraging embedded metadata and classification to provide accurate and consistent quantity takeoffs for cost estimation and procurement.

Revit Family Creation is the process of building custom parametric components or objects within Autodesk Revit that can be used repeatedly in architectural, structural, or MEP models. These components, called families, contain geometry, parameters, and metadata to represent building elements like doors, windows, furniture, or mechanical equipment.