Discover how BIM helps MEP contractors and fabricators create fabrication-ready models with hangers, supports, and detailed routing for clash-free coordination, faster installation, and reduced rework.
Discover how BIM helps general contractors identify clashes early, review buildability, extract accurate shop drawings, and plan MEP installation sequencing—reducing rework, saving time, and improving construction efficiency.
Learn how BIM enables MEP engineers to develop coordinated HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems with accurate layouts and sizing—reducing clashes, improving efficiency, and ensuring seamless integration from schematic to detailed design.
Learn how BIM helps government and infrastructure consultants model reinforced concrete, foundations, and custom elements—ensuring compliance, public safety, and efficient delivery of bridges, tunnels, and public structures.
Discover how BIM empowers design-build firms to integrate design, detailing, and coordination in one unified model—streamlining workflows, improving collaboration, and delivering projects faster with fewer risks.
Discover how construction managers use BIM during sequencing and coordination to plan construction phasing, simulate crane lifts, and resolve on-site clashes—ensuring safer operations, fewer delays, and greater project efficiency.
Real estate developers can improve project planning and design review by visualizing structural framing in 3D alongside architectural models. This approach helps assess design feasibility, coordinate layouts, and avoid costly redesigns before construction begins.
Fabricators rely on fabrication-level models with accurate steel detailing and connections to ensure precision in manufacturing, speed up CNC processing, and achieve error-free site assembly. By modeling every plate, bolt, and weld before fabrication, they eliminate costly rework and keep both shop and field operations on schedule.
General contractors use Revit Structural Modeling Services during pre-construction and coordination phases to detect clashes between architectural, structural, and MEP systems, improve multi-trade collaboration, and generate accurate, fabrication-ready shop drawings. This proactive approach reduces rework, shortens schedules, and ensures smoother project delivery. General contractors use Revit Structural Modeling Services during pre-construction and coordination phases to detect clashes between architectural, structural, and MEP systems, improve multi-trade collaboration, and generate accurate, fabrication-ready shop drawings. This proactive approach reduces rework, shortens schedules, and ensures smoother project delivery.
Structural engineers use Revit BIM to create precise 3D structural models, generate analytical views, and ensure load path continuity—improving accuracy, streamlining documentation, and enhancing collaboration from design to construction.
Facility managers use Revit BIM to generate accurate digital twins, plan renovations with confidence, and manage assets efficiently—streamlining operations, reducing costs, and extending the lifecycle of buildings.
Government agencies managing urban planning, infrastructure, and public buildings use Revit BIM to ensure regulation compliance, visualize public infrastructure, and streamline approvals—delivering accuracy, faster reviews, and improved public transparency from concept to construction.