Building Information Modelling (BIM)
We coordinate discipline models, identify clashes, and maintain a clear digital record of issues, decisions, and deliverables.
Service scope
Core deliverables
Discipline and federated models with clash detection and closure
Shop-drawing review, issue registers, and coordinated deliverables
What this service strengthensFewer clashesFaster coordinationMore reliable coordination information
Technical documentation
Our technical record includes these types of multidisciplinary outputs. Project-sensitive drawings are not published without the applicable usage permission.
- Architectural modelling in Revit
- Architectural, structural, and MEP model coordination
- Opening management, clash review, and closure
- Shop-drawing review and maintenance of project BIM requirements
Delivery method
From discipline models to tracked coordination decisions
- 01
Define coordination requirements
Review model uses, disciplines, available versions and project-specific delivery requirements.
- 02
Assemble and review models
Review discipline inputs and organise the federated model to examine interfaces and openings.
- 03
Manage clash issues
Record issues, identify the responsible discipline, review solutions with the team and update action status.
- 04
Review the coordinated issue
Check model and related drawing updates, documenting remaining issues and delivery limits.
Common questions
Does a three-dimensional model mean the design is coordinated?
No. Coordination requires the relevant discipline models, interface review and a record of issues, decisions and closure updates. Visual presentation alone does not establish that these tasks are complete.
Can AYM work with models prepared by other designers?
Available models can be reviewed for coordination readiness and required updates. Modelling or coordination scope and each discipline’s responsibility for changes are defined before work starts.
What to prepare for our first discussion
A short brief is enough to start. We will confirm which records are needed after understanding your scope.
- Latest available architectural, structural and MEP models
- BIM requirements, intended model uses and required deliverables
- Shop drawings and any existing clash or comment register
- Discipline teams, update responsibilities and issue dates