Stage-Aligned Modeling (LOD 100–500)

• Deliver models appropriate to each project phase, from massing studies (LOD 100) to detailed fabrication-ready models (LOD 400/500).
• Align model outputs with client requirements, contracts, and BIM Execution Plans (BEPs)
• Support progressive development of design and data to avoid duplication and ensure traceability.

Discipline-Specific Model Development

• Create architectural, structural, MEP, and specialist trade models using standardized authoring tools.
• Maintain coordination between disciplines to minimize clashes and reduce rework.
• Incorporate manufacturer specifications, construction details, and installation requirements as needed.

Data Enrichment & Parameter Management

• Populate models with structured, asset-specific data fields aligned with COBie, IFC, or client-defined standards.
• Manage metadata, classification codes, and object properties to support quantification and analysis.
• Enable downstream uses such as cost planning, scheduling, and facility management

Standards Compliance & QA/QC

• Adhere to international and project-specific modeling standards (e.g., ISO 19650, PAS 1192, client BIM protocols).
• Implement model validation and quality control routines to ensure accuracy and consistency.
• Provide audit-ready model documentation including naming conventions, version control, and delivery logs.

Coordination & Collaboration Readiness

• Structure models for seamless integration in CDE environments and coordination platforms.
• Prepare federated models and export formats compatible with Navisworks, Revit, IFC, and other tools.
• Enable multi-stakeholder coordination through clean model structure, tagging, and visual clarity.