Standards first
A clear BEP, stated LOD/LOI expectations, naming, coordinates and model ownership before the first element is placed.
Digital engineering services that improve visibility, coordination and information continuity across the building lifecycle.
Architecture · Structure · MEP · Construction · Operations
We organize models, information and coordination workflows so teams can identify risk before it becomes field rework.
Work runs from existing-condition capture through design modelling, multi-discipline coordination and fabrication-level detailing, to the asset data the operations team inherits.
Every package is scoped against its downstream use — coordination, construction, quantity, handover or operations — and issued in the software and format your supply chain already runs.
Federated models, clash resolution, sequencing and the information that has to survive handover.
Convert registered point cloud data into an as-built model at an agreed tolerance and level of detail.
View serviceFederated model coordination with prioritised clash reporting, tracked issues and accountable resolution.
View serviceLink the model to the programme and the cost plan for sequencing, phasing, logistics and progress comparison.
View serviceParametric and manufacturer-specific Revit families, built to a naming standard and tested against real schedules.
View serviceCOBie-compliant asset data, verified registers and CAFM-ready exports prepared for facilities handover.
View serviceDesign intent modelled to a defined LOD, with the drawings, schedules and visuals that come off it.
Revit architectural modelling with coordinated sheet sets, room and area schedules and design option support.
View servicePhotorealistic stills, walkthrough animation, 360° panoramas and real-time scenes built from the live project model.
View serviceFrame modelling through to fabrication-ready steel, rebar and shop drawings.
Revit and Tekla structural models with GA drawings, framing plans and coordinated penetrations.
View serviceAssembly and single-part shop drawings, erection drawings, NC/DSTV machine files and advance bills of material.
View serviceRebar shop and placing drawings with bar bending schedules to BS 8666 or ACI 315, organised by pour.
View serviceDiscipline shop, fabrication and installation drawings issued submittal-ready and coordinated against the federated model.
View serviceMechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire services routed for the space that actually exists.
Conversion, standardisation and envelope detailing for teams that still work in 2D.
Every deliverable is shaped around its downstream use. A model nobody consumes is cost without benefit.
A clear BEP, stated LOD/LOI expectations, naming, coordinates and model ownership before the first element is placed.
Structured issue tracking, accountable resolution and transparent model health — not an unfiltered clash count.
Information prepared for the next user, not simply for the next submission.
Deliverable format and software version are fixed in writing before work starts, so files open in the version your team and your supply chain actually run.
Project data stays in the client's common data environment wherever one exists. Access is per-project and least-privilege, removed at completion, and covered by NDA before any files are shared. Our security contact and disclosure policy are published at /security.
Yes, and it is the usual arrangement. We work to your BEP, template, naming convention and CDE structure. Where these do not yet exist, setting them up first is normally cheaper than reconciling inconsistent output later.
Engagements run as a named core team with defined surge capacity agreed in advance. Scaling is planned against the coordination programme rather than improvised, so model ownership and quality control do not fragment when volume changes.
Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Tekla and the wider Autodesk stack, with SYNCHRO for 4D and ReCap and the major scanner platforms for reality capture. Deliverable format and software version are fixed in writing before work starts.
Scope review first: drawing register, model status, standards and target dates. From that we issue a fixed-scope proposal for defined packages, or a rate-based proposal for ongoing coordination capacity. There is no obligation attached to the scope review.