BIM

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is an information management process for an investment based on a digital 3D model. It consolidates data from all engineering disciplines into a single environment, streamlines collaboration among designers, minimizes the risk of errors, and supports both construction and subsequent facility management. BIM is therefore not merely a design tool, but a working environment that enables better investment decisions from the earliest stages of a project.
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BIM Design

Since 2016, we have been designing using BIM technology, utilizing it as a tool for information management throughout the entire lifecycle of an investment. Working in compliance with the PN-EN ISO 19650 standard allows us to effectively coordinate disciplines, mitigate design risks, and make decisions based on up-to-date and consistent data.

BIM Consulting

BIM is not just technology, but also a way of organizing the design process. We help investors, designers, and contractors implement standards, tools, and procedures that streamline collaboration, improve data quality, and support investment management.

3D Models

A 3D model in BIM technology allows the investor to see the design in real scale and context before construction begins.

As a result, it enables:

  • making decisions based on the model rather than 2D documentation,
  • rapid testing of functional and technological variants,
  • detecting clashes and errors at the design stage,
  • better communication between the investor, designer, and contractor.

3D Scan | Digital Twin | Virtual Reality

We expand BIM design with technologies that increase precision and control over the investment:

3D Scanning and Point Clouds – enable designing based on real-world data and accurate representation of existing structures.

Virtual Reality (VR) – allows for the verification of design solutions and viewing the facility even before construction begins.

Digital Twin – evolves the BIM model into a digital twin that supports facility operations and management after its commissioning.

BIM Libraries

In our BIM projects, we utilize Revit family libraries, which allow us to precisely represent building and installation components while maintaining data consistency across the entire model.

For the investor, this means higher design accuracy, better control over the selection of solutions, and the ability to leverage data during both the construction and operational stages of the facility.

We also create dedicated BIM libraries for manufacturers, supporting the integration of their products into the design process.

BIM Analysis

BIM models enable analyses to be conducted as early as the initial design stage, supporting the selection of optimal technical solutions. These include, among others, solar radiation, energy efficiency, and building carbon footprint analyses.

As a result, we can support investors in preparing facilities for LEED and BREEAM certification, as well as in meeting requirements related to sustainable construction.

BIM forms the foundation of our daily work on complex projects. Experienced BIM Managers and Coordinators are responsible for model quality, multi-disciplinary coordination, and information flow. We work primarily in Revit and develop our own tools to support the management of large-scale projects.

If you are looking for a partner who designs this way on a daily basis, feel free to contact us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What problems can be mitigated thanks to BIM?

BIM coordination helps reduce design errors, construction issues, installation clashes, and risks stemming from documentation inconsistencies between disciplines.

BIM delivers the greatest benefits in projects with a high degree of complexity and a large number of participants in the investment process; however, it is increasingly being used in smaller investments that require solid coordination and information control.

BIM allows for better management of design information, increases the predictability of the investment process, and facilitates decision-making at subsequent stages of design and execution.

Yes. Many construction issues stem from coordination errors and documentation inconsistencies. Digital project coordination allows for the early identification of potential problems and helps mitigate risks that arise during investment execution.