Architectural BIM modeling focuses on creating a detailed digital representation of the building’s architectural elements. This includes walls, floors, roofs, windows, doors, stairs, and other design components. Architects can use BIM software to design and visualize the building in 3D, allowing them to explore various design options and make informed decisions about aesthetics, functionality, and spatial relationships. BIM models also enable the generation of 2D drawings, sections, elevations, and schedules directly from the 3D model.

Structural BIM modeling involves creating a digital representation of a building’s structural elements, such as columns, beams, slabs, foundations, and other load-bearing components. Structural engineers can use BIM software to analyze the building’s structural integrity, load distribution, and potential weaknesses. By integrating structural analysis within the BIM model, engineers can identify clashes or conflicts between architectural and structural elements early in the design process, leading to more coordinated and efficient designs.

Interior BIM modeling involves creating a detailed digital representation of the interior spaces of a building using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. This process allows designers, architects, and other stakeholders to visualize and coordinate various interior elements before construction or renovation begins. Interior BIM modeling extends the benefits of BIM to the specific requirements of interior design and space planning.

MEPF (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection) services BIM modeling involves creating a comprehensive digital representation of the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems within a building using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. These systems are critical for the functionality, safety, and efficiency of a building, and integrating them within a BIM model improves coordination, reduces conflicts, and enhances the overall design and construction process

Clash detection and resolution is a critical process in the field of construction and building design. It involves identifying and resolving clashes or conflicts that arise between different MEPF systems and other building elements, such as architectural and structural components. These clashes, if not addressed early, can lead to construction delays, rework, increased costs, and compromised system functionality.

Laser scanning and Scan to BIM are advanced technologies and processes used in the construction and architecture industries to create accurate and detailed 3D models of existing buildings, structures, and environments. These technologies are particularly valuable for renovation, retrofitting, and restoration projects, as they provide a precise representation of the as-built conditions, helping architects, engineers, and designers make informed decisions.

Laser scanning involves using a laser scanner to capture millions of data points in the form of point clouds. These point clouds represent the spatial coordinates of surfaces, objects, and features within a physical environment. The scanner emits laser beams that bounce off surfaces and return to the scanner, allowing it to calculate distances and positions accurately. These data points are then combined to create a 3D point cloud that represents the scanned area in high detail.

Scan to BIM is the process of converting the point cloud data obtained from laser scanning into a Building Information Model (BIM). This process involves transforming the raw point cloud data into a structured and intelligent BIM model that includes architectural, structural, and MEPF (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection) components.

Our Engineering team is involved in creating detailed plans, layouts, and specifications for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems within a construction project. Our MEPF design services ensure that a building’s infrastructure meets all regulatory requirements, industry standards, and the specific needs of the project.

Our 4D scheduling involves integrating the project schedule with a 3D model of the building or construction site. This integration allows project teams to visualize the construction process over time, providing a dynamic and interactive representation of how the project will unfold.

In our 5D quantification & cost estimation process, the project schedule (4D) and the 3D model of the project site are integrated with cost data, allowing project teams to visualize and manage the cost implications of the construction process over time and space.

We also develop digital representations of building components, elements, and systems that can be used in BIM software for architectural, structural, and MEPF (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection) design. BIM families, serves as intelligent placeholders that include not only geometric information but also metadata, specifications, and parametric data. Creating high-quality BIM content is essential for accurate design, visualization, simulation, and construction coordination within BIM projects.

We can offer overseeing and coordinating the entire lifecycle of a construction or design project using BIM methodologies and tools. BIM project management integrates the principles of BIM into the planning, execution, monitoring, and control of projects, resulting in improved collaboration, efficiency, and data-driven decision-making. BIM project managers play a crucial role in ensuring that BIM processes are effectively integrated and managed throughout the project’s duration.

Our as-built modeling, involves creating a Building Information Model (BIM) that accurately represents the physical state of a building or structure after construction is completed. This model reflects the actual dimensions, locations, and details of the built environment, capturing any modifications or deviations from the original design. As-built BIM modeling is especially valuable for renovation, retrofit, and facility management projects where accurate documentation of the existing conditions is crucial.

Asset management BIM modeling involves creating and utilizing Building Information Models (BIM) to manage and maintain built assets throughout their lifecycle, from initial design and construction to operation and maintenance. This approach enables owners, facility managers, and operators to make informed decisions, improve efficiency, and reduce costs by having accurate and up-to-date information about the assets.

3D rendering and walkthroughs are visualization techniques used in architecture, design, and construction to create realistic and immersive representations of buildings, interiors, and spaces. These techniques use computer-generated imagery to bring architectural designs to life, allowing stakeholders to experience and understand projects before they are built.

We have a dedicated team to lookover Branding, which encompasses the strategic process of developing a company’s unique identity, personality, and positioning in the market. It goes beyond visual design to include the company’s values, culture, voice, and the emotional connection it establishes with its audience.

We covers a wide range of mediums, including print materials, digital designs, advertisements, and more.

Our Professional photography team focuses on capturing the aesthetics, design, and ambiance of indoor spaces. It involves skillfully showcasing the architecture, interior design, lighting, and decor of a room or environment. Our Interior photographers use various techniques to capture the essence of a space and present it in a visually appealing and engaging way.