BIM Coordination for 3D Clash-Free Design

BIM coordination services align architectural, structural, and MEPF (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire) systems within a federated 3D model. This process detects clashes early, reduces rework, and saves construction costs by ensuring all trades work in sync before site execution.

We start with a BIM Execution Plan (BEP) defining roles, file exchange standards, and Level of Development (LOD). Using platforms like Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) or BIM Collaborate Pro, we set up a shared model environment for smooth collaboration.

Our coordination workflow includes Autodesk Revit for modeling, Navisworks for clash detection, and cloud-based CDEs (Common Data Environments) like BIM 360, ACC, or Revizto for version control and real-time issue tracking.

Clashes are identified through Navisworks clash detection and logged into issue-tracking systems. Each clash is assigned to the responsible trade, then resolved in coordination meetings before it can affect construction.

Architects, engineers, general contractors, MEPF trade partners, and sometimes owners join coordination sessions. This ensures quick approvals, collaborative decisions, and minimal delays.

Weekly or biweekly, depending on project needs. Regular sessions keep models current and prevent unresolved clashes from impacting progress.

Yes. We use laser scanning and Scan to BIM services to create as-built models, integrating them with new designs for seamless renovations and retrofit projects.

MEP coordination ensures that mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire systems are routed efficiently within the model, reducing installation conflicts, saving costs, and improving constructability.

Clash-free BIM models enable prefabrication of racks, spools, and modular assemblies. This shortens installation time on-site, improves quality, and boosts worker safety.