CIVIL ENGINEERING / BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING
Part of our civil engineering practice, the BIM studio helps teams understand the structure, coordinate disciplines and anticipate technical clashes before construction.
Discuss your BIM projectIllustrative models to help you understand our work.
BIM STUDIO / BEYOND THE MODEL
A model creates value through what it helps teams understand, coordinate and share.
Information requirements, disciplines and available documents establish what the model needs to achieve.
Who will use the model, and which decisions will it support?
Details to agree for your assignment
Reviewing disciplines together helps identify clashes and organise their assessment with the relevant teams.
Which interface needs to be resolved before construction?
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Information for scheduling, cost management and operation is defined around the uses agreed for the assignment.
Which information needs to carry through to the next project stage?
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We agree the scope and deliverables with you before any commitment.
DATA THAT SERVES THE BUILDING
An integrated approach across
the asset life cycle.
3D modelling and coordination bring the disciplines together. Interfaces and clashes become visible, making them easier to resolve.
Programme simulation and cost management inform technical choices, budgets and site organisation.
Building information supports maintenance and operation, enabling responsible asset management over time.
THE EXPERTEC STUDIO / EXPLORE OUR EXPERTISE
The same exacting standards.
Every dimension of your project.
03 / COORDINATE.
Overlay models, expose interfaces and anticipate clashes. A shared model turns scattered information into coordinated decisions.
06 / SUSTAIN.
Connect technical choices, costs and building use. Energy studies and asset data support performance, maintenance and operation.
MAKING INTERFACES VISIBLE
Explore the work behind our expertise.
Discover each study at your own pace.
Examine intersecting services and explore how they can be coordinated.
Organise survey points into a common representation.
Separate a façade into its layers to understand the technical interfaces.
