Building Tomorrow, Today. We model, coordinate, and document architectural, structural, and MEPF projects to your standards, inside your systems, at the scale your programme demands.
We work as a delivery arm for main contractors, engineering consultancies, and infrastructure teams — absorbing modelling and coordination volume without adding permanent overhead to the project.
Since 2018 our BIM division has supported project teams across five markets, combining advanced technology, industry knowledge, and meticulous planning to keep global BIM projects running smoothly.
We work to your requirements, not ours. Your project standards govern the work, your CDE holds the models, your naming conventions and worksets are adopted from day one, and deliverables arrive on your issue schedule in the state your team expects.
On large programmes that means a scalable pool of modellers and coordinators stood up per package and stood down at completion — with a named lead accountable throughout.
Accurate representation of building design, layout, and detailing across every project phase — from early design intent through to tender documentation.
Engineering drawings translated into coordinated, clash-free structural systems, with framing, connections, and reinforcement modelled to your engineer’s intent.
2D IFC and construction drawings transformed into precise, data-rich 3D models — so constructability issues surface early instead of on site.
Point cloud data converted into parametric as-built models and 2D CAD outputs, capturing walls, slabs, roofs, facades, pipework, and landscape.
Fabrication-level detail prepared for a smooth handoff to trades, dimensioned and annotated to your drawing standards.
Ductwork, equipment, and airflow layouts modelled for optimal building performance and serviceable plant access.
Panels, containment, conduits, and circuiting coordinated within the full building model, with clearances maintained.
Supply, waste, and vent lines mapped through the building to avoid conflicts with structure and other trades.
Code-compliant sprinkler and suppression layouts modelled to spec and coordinated against ceiling and structural zones.
Accurate detail for offsite fabrication and installation of MEP components, reducing cutting and rework in the field.
Conflicts identified at preconstruction across all disciplines — proactively reducing rework, saving time and cost before a single trade mobilises.
Federated models consolidated and cross-trade conflicts resolved collaboratively with your project team, with issues tracked to close-out.
Design issues flagged early with a virtual model that guides the construction sequence with greater accuracy.
Repetitive modelling tasks automated — sheet setup, parameter population, tagging — to speed delivery and cut human error.
Models delivered from LOD 100 to LOD 500, matched precisely to each project stage so you never pay for detail you don’t need yet.
Accurate material and cost data extracted directly from the model, so estimating works from the same source of truth as design.
Comprehensive site plans defining building placement and adjacent structures, with pathways, driveways, gardens, and parking fully represented.
Parametric families built to your project components and manufacturer specifications, with the parameters your schedules actually need.
Structured facility data handed over ready for building operations and asset management from day one of occupancy.
Setting-out points generated from the coordinated model for accurate field layout and construction verification.
A model at concept stage and a model handed to a fabricator are two very different things. Select a level to see what gets built into the model — and what it’s used for.
Left is a federated model before coordination. Right is the same zone after clash resolution. Every conflict caught here is one that never becomes a variation on site.
Hard clashes between services and structure, soft clashes into clearance and access zones, workflow clashes in the construction sequence, and code breaches on egress and fire separation.
A Navisworks clash report with a prioritised issue register, viewpoints for every conflict, assigned responsibility per discipline, and a resolution status tracked through to close-out.
Each package builds on the one before it. Select a tab to see exactly what’s included and what isn’t, so there’s no ambiguity about scope before we quote.
Straight modelling to your agreed LOD. You send drawings, point clouds, or IFC files; we return discipline models built to your template and naming conventions, ready for your own team to coordinate and document.
From single dwellings to international airports — the modelling discipline stays constant; the coordination complexity is what changes.
Full architectural and structural model with site layout and external works.
Multi-wing hospital modelled through design and construction stages.
Process plant with equipment, pipework, and structural steel coordinated to fabrication detail.
Terminal services routing across long-span structure, coordinated across trades.
Rail structure and platform environment modelled with services and clearances.
Fully coordinated MEP services through a dense laboratory ceiling void.
Multi-block residential development with repeatable structural typologies.
Detached dwelling modelled with landscape, boundary works, and external detailing.
Large programmes don’t fail on modelling skill — they fail on process. Here’s the framework every engagement runs on, whatever the jurisdiction.
Your template, your naming convention, your shared coordinates and worksets. Models drop into your environment without a translation step or a cleanup pass at your end.
Work happens inside your CDE, not on our servers. Models move through your defined states with a full audit trail of who changed what and when.
Nothing is issued without passing a documented QA gate. Model health, naming, parameters, and clash status are checked and recorded against your checklist before every issue.
Project information on major infrastructure is commercially sensitive. Our controls are set up to meet contractor and client requirements.
Click a stage to see what happens and what changes hands. Every engagement runs the same sequence, so you always know what’s next.
You send drawings, point clouds, or an existing model. We review the scope, confirm the target LOD, identify what’s missing, and raise any assumptions in writing before a price is discussed — so the quote reflects the actual job.
Structured to fit how work actually arrives on major projects — sustained delivery, discrete packages, or peak-load overflow around tender and issue deadlines.
A standing team assigned to your programme under agreed rates and terms, drawn down package by package without re-procuring each time.
A defined scope, fixed price, and milestone schedule agreed before mobilisation. The commercial position is settled up front.
Additional modelling and coordination capacity called on when programme pressure peaks, without carrying the cost between peaks.
Multi-storey office and mixed-use towers, modelled and coordinated across all disciplines.
Hospitals and medical laboratories, where MEP density and clearance requirements make coordination unforgiving.
International airport terminals — long-span structures with dense services routing and phased delivery.
Railway structures and supporting facilities, coordinated against civil alignment and clearance envelopes.
Bio-gas plants and process facilities, with plant equipment and pipework modelled to fabrication detail.
Single dwellings through to multi-tower residential, with repeatable typologies built as parametric assemblies.
Select any platform to see what we use it for and what comes back to you. We work inside the tools you already use, so files arrive native and ready — not converted and broken.
Our primary authoring platform across architectural, structural, and MEPF disciplines. Every model is built parametrically so schedules, sheets, and quantities stay tied to the geometry rather than drifting from it.
Yes — that is the default. We adopt your Revit template, families, naming convention, shared coordinates, and workset structure from day one, so models drop into your environment without a cleanup pass at your end.
Yours. All models are authored and shared within your Common Data Environment — Autodesk Construction Cloud, BIM 360, Trimble Connect, or Aconex — so the audit trail stays intact and no project information is held outside your environment.
NDAs are executed before any documentation is received. Access is restricted to named personnel on the engagement and revoked at completion. All intellectual property in the deliverables — models, families, sheets, and data — remains yours in full.
Yes. Under a framework agreement we stand up modellers and coordinators per package and stand them down at completion, with a named delivery lead accountable throughout. Capacity requirements are agreed in advance so mobilisation isn’t a bottleneck.
Our delivery hours overlap the Gulf working day in full and the Australian morning substantially. Coordination meetings are scheduled inside your day, and a fixed daily handover window means there is always a predictable point of contact.
Every issue passes a documented QA gate: a Navisworks clash run with an issue register, a model health and warnings audit, and validation of parameters, classification, and naming against your checklist. The QA record is issued alongside the model.
Yes, and most contractors do. A single level, zone, or discipline package lets your information manager assess model quality and compliance against your standards before any framework commitment is made.