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02 / Consortium expertise
BIM design for buildings and infrastructure
We create information models for new, damaged and reconstructed assets. BIM brings architecture, structures, building services, quantities and documentation into one coordinated environment, providing a transparent foundation for Ukraine’s recovery and long-term asset operation.
Who it is for
From need to operational system
We work with territorial communities, government authorities, municipal utilities, engineering organisations and responsible businesses.
We adapt the solution to real data, regulations, resources and client-team responsibilities. Delivery covers audit, requirements, design, implementation, training and support.
Scope
What the service includes
Modules are refined after reviewing source data and project goals.
Information model
Create a coordinated building or infrastructure model.
Discipline coordination
Identify clashes before construction begins.
Design documentation
Produce drawings, schedules and quantity information.
Delivery control
Keep the model current during reconstruction or construction.
Operational data
Prepare structured information for lifecycle management.
Outcomes
Practical value for the client
- Fewer clashes and unexpected site changes
- Transparent quantities and design decisions
- One current source for clients and contractors
- Reusable information for asset operation
How we work
Implementation details
The approach is adapted to the client’s data, infrastructure and responsibilities.
BIM in recovery projects
Reconstructing a damaged asset requires more than a three-dimensional image. Geometry must connect to condition surveys, design decisions, specifications and delivery stages. An information model allows clients, designers, supervisors and contractors to compare options, record changes and exchange coordinated data. This reduces repeated surveys and prevents decisions from being lost between design, procurement, construction and operation.
Model requirements and level of information
Before modelling, we define its intended uses, information requirements, naming rules, classification and exchange procedures. Some clients prioritise clash detection and documentation; others need quantities, construction planning or operational information. Defining these needs early keeps the model practical and avoids unnecessary detail that increases cost without supporting a real decision or workflow.
Connecting BIM, GIS and technical records
Infrastructure models need territorial context. BIM can connect to surveys, cadastral boundaries, utility networks, planning information and inspection materials. This is particularly useful for rebuilding neighbourhoods, municipal facilities and transport infrastructure, where decisions about one structure affect surrounding networks and land. The combined environment supports coordination that cannot be achieved by isolated drawings or disconnected databases.
Handover and continued use
The client receives the agreed model, drawings, schedules, reports and update rules. We verify the data structure, prepare guidance and define responsibility for maintaining current information after design. Training, design supervision and model development can continue through later lifecycle stages, allowing the original investment in data to support construction control and long-term asset operation.
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Experience and delivered solutions
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Consortium capability
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Practical questions
What to clarify before starting
Can BIM be created for an existing building?
Yes. Inputs may include measurements, surveys, laser scanning, technical passports, archive drawings and condition assessments.
Which model format will the client receive?
Formats follow the brief and the client’s software environment, with open exchange formats included where required.
Can the scope include construction-stage BIM support?
Yes. Design supervision, model checks and update responsibilities are agreed for the specific project.
The first step is a focused review of the asset, available records and intended model uses. We then define disciplines, information level, exchange formats, review stages and deliverables. Before work begins, the client understands which inputs are required, what will be handed over and how the model will support approvals, procurement, construction or operation. This reduces uncertainty, makes supplier proposals easier to compare and ensures that BIM becomes part of a managed recovery and asset-delivery process rather than an isolated visualisation with no defined operational use.
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