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3D BIM Modeling Services
Intelligent 3D BIM models provide architects, engineers, contractors, facility managers, and developers an accurate digital twin of buildings and infrastructure to collaborate on design, construction, and operations.
- Access 3D digital representation of building infrastructure
- Collaborate on design-build with a shared model
- Improve workflows across design and construction processes
- Reduce rework, clashes, and delays
- Prefabricate building components
- Utilize throughout a building’s lifecycle for maintenance and upgrades
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BIM provides a virtual model for better decision-making and cost-savings.
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Service Highlights
Trusted Partner
Expert Team
Comprehensive Data Capture
As-Built Drawings & 3D BIM Models
Trusted Partner
Expert Team
Comprehensive Data Capture
As-Built Drawings & 3D BIM Models
Industries We Serve
Architecture
Construction
Facilities Management
Engineering
Commercial Real Estate
Entertainment
Our Service Process with Clients
Case Studies
Worcester Memorial Auditorium
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Southern Methodist University's Cox School of Business
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Independence Wharf
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Benefits of 3D Laser Scanning?
3D laser scanning captures millions of 3D data points per second for each scan location, providing incredibly rich data of a building or project site. Sites are captured in high detail the first time, eliminating disruption and the need for return visits. Datasets are dimensionally accurate, measurable and shareable, expediting project planning and execution. Accurate design plans are produced from the start expediting field work and reducing change orders, delays and costs. Communication is improved, teams can discuss plans while each has access to the same information, creating a more dynamic working environment.
What is Scan-to-BIM Used For?
Scan-to-BIM is a process that uses 3D laser scanning to create a building information model of a building or site. BIM models provide a comprehensive view of a building that can be used throughout its lifecycle – during the design phase, construction phase, and operation phase of the building. The BIM model can be used during the design and planning stages of a project from design changes to material selection, and cost estimation. During the construction phase, the model can be used to coordinate and manage different trades and ensure the building is constructed according to the design intent. During the operation phase, the model can be used to manage maintenance and repairs, track the performance of the building, and plan for future improvements.
How is CAD different from BIM?
CAD is technology and software designed to produce precise technical drawings —replacing manual hand-drawn and drafting techniques with a digital process. CAD is used in many fields, including architecture and engineering, to create accurate and efficient representations of sites.
BIM, or Building Information Modeling, is a process of visualizing a digital representation of a physical asset via the 3D model and includes richer levels of data, including information on materials and equipment. Architects, engineers, and construction managers can track and monitor a building through its entire lifecycle, from initial design to construction, operations, and maintenance. Project teams can collaborate, share information, and monitor project costs using BIM.
