Often in construction projects, a lack of understanding in design as well as a lack of close coordination between project teams causes inconsistencies. These are presented in the form of RFIs (Requests for information) which end up in costing the project stakeholders more time and money than the initial planned budgets.

By simulating building construction just as it would take place on the site, we would provide valuable insight into the constructability of your project. Our multi-disciplinary team raises red flags to all the relevant project partners well before time, allowing you to improve your performance and predictability of construction. The cloud based systems being used to manage RFIs ensures a clear flow of information and quick resolution of issues.

Coordinated Model Generation: After clash reporting, resolutions are applied on to the model to generate a practically clash free model. Once the model is deemed clash free, the shop drawings and various information are extracted and the model is made available to different stakeholders for a better understanding of how execution is to be carried out.

A coordinated model incorporating Architectural, Structural and MEP disciplines is the output after adjustments to the clashes to ensure minimum constructability constraints during construction. This model can then be used for all the stakeholders to be on the same page as far as the progress of the construction and target realization is concerned. This coordinated model is free of any interdisciplinary clashes and thus facilitates in greater and more efficient communication of updated designs among all the parties involved.

For instance, we can tell you if the HVAC ducts will clash with the structural beam framing after doing a clash analysis of the models. This saves any costs that would have otherwise gone towards demolition of clashing components, additional procurement of redesigned components or regeneration of drawings.