Answers to common questions about modular BIM, Revit modeling, shop drawings, coordination and production documentation for modular and prefabricated construction.
Explore common questions about our BIM workflow, project requirements and documentation support for modular, prefab and offsite construction teams.
We support modular and prefabricated projects with coordinated BIM models, Revit modeling, structural and MEP coordination, shop drawings, framing documentation and production-ready BIM deliverables.
We work with modular manufacturers, prefab housing companies, offsite construction teams, architects, engineers and building-system companies that need reliable BIM and documentation support.
Project inputs can include architectural drawings, structural information, PDF or CAD files, Revit models, specifications, manufacturer requirements and any existing production standards. We review the available information before confirming the required BIM scope.
Yes. Existing BIM models can be reviewed and developed further where appropriate. Before starting, we assess the model quality, available project information, required deliverables and coordination needs.
Yes. Depending on the project scope and available design information, coordinated models can be developed into shop and production drawings such as framing layouts, wall panel drawings, floor and roof cassette drawings, sections, details and schedules.
Yes. BIM coordination can be used to identify conflicts between architectural, structural and MEP systems before information reaches production. The exact coordination scope depends on the disciplines and models available for the project.
Yes. Our BIM workflows can support timber framing, panelized wall systems, floor and roof cassettes, and light-gauge steel framing where these systems fall within the agreed project scope.
Send us your project type, construction system, current project stage and required deliverables. If available, you can also provide drawings or model information so we can better understand the required scope.