BIM consulting built around what you actually need
We bring deep expertise in open BIM standards and real project experience to every engagement. We structure our work around your project, not a fixed service catalog.
Code consulting
We write code for BIM. Whether you need a bespoke tool, workflow automation, or a custom IFC-based implementation, we translate your technical requirements into working software. We know the standards behind the code.
This is custom work, not off-the-shelf configuration. We build solutions for clients who need BIM tooling that fits their exact process, data model, or integration requirements.
We take on projects involving BIM data, IFC structures, or openBIM standards: custom validators, data transformation scripts, IFC parsing and generation, IDS authoring tools, MVD implementation, API integrations with BIM platforms, and workflow automation.
Our clients are software vendors adding IFC support to their products, engineering firms needing custom BIM tooling, organizations building internal BIM automation, and teams that need standards-compliant IFC implementations.
We engage directly with your technical team. You work with someone who understands both the standards and the code. There's no translation layer, no handoff to a generalist developer who'd need to learn what IFC is first.
Document validity check
Errors and gaps in BIM contractual documents create misalignment between project parties and lead to disputes or rework. Our document validity check identifies these issues early, with clear, actionable results.
We review contractual BIM documents, including the AIA (Client Information Requirements) and BAP (BIM Execution Plan), for completeness, internal consistency, and conformance with agreed project requirements and applicable standards. You receive a validity report showing what is correct, what is missing, and what needs to be revised, in a format your project team can act on directly.
This is for project owners commissioning BIM services, BIM managers producing or reviewing contractual documents, and teams that want a structured check before documents are formally agreed.
