BIM services · Architectural BIM modeling

Architectural models built for what happens next.

Design intent modelled to a defined LOD, with drawings, schedules and areas that stay consistent because they come off the model.

Revit architectural modelling with coordinated sheet sets, room and area schedules and design option support.

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What you receive

Deliverables, stated before we start.

The value of an architectural model is consistency: change the model, and the drawings, schedules and areas move with it. That only holds if the model is built to a standard from the start.

Getting started

What we need from you.

Scope gaps are cheaper to resolve before modelling than after. These are the inputs that set the programme and the price.

Input 01

Design information: sketches, CAD, PDFs or an existing model

Input 02

Your Revit template, titleblock and naming standard if you hold one

Input 03

Target LOD/LOI and the measurement standard for areas

Input 04

Survey or scan data for existing-condition work

Delivered in
  • Revit
  • AutoCAD
  • Navisworks
  • Enscape
  • Bluebeam Revu
FAQ

Architectural BIM modeling — common questions.

Can you work in our template?

Yes, and we prefer it. Where no template exists we can set one up, which is usually cheaper than reconciling inconsistent output later.

What LOD do you model to?

Whatever the downstream use requires, stated explicitly per element category. Uniform LOD across a whole model is almost always the wrong answer.

Do you produce the drawings as well as the model?

Yes. Sheets are generated from the model and issued to your numbering and titleblock standard, so drawings and model do not drift apart.

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