Federated BIM model, mixed-use development

Systematized BIM services in Vienna.

Production, coordination and governance to ISO 19650, delivered as a full BIM team for consultants, contractors and developers. No internal hire, no management overhead.

Vienna builds carefully. Careful work needs steady capacity.

Institutional projects and work in a protected historic fabric leave no room for rushed production, yet the engineers to staff them are scarce. The drafting load moves to a floor of 260+ engineers; the design authority stays at your desk. Packages return checked, coordinated and to your standard.

Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood
Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood

The full scope, one supplier

Eight capabilities from one team and one QA system, so your project never coordinates across multiple BIM vendors.

  • 3D BIM modelling

    Multidiscipline Revit and Civil 3D production with Navisworks federation, run to a single modelling standard across every package.

  • Revit family creation

    Parametric Revit families to your LOD and naming specification, from facade components to plant-room equipment.

  • 4D, 5D and 6D simulation

    4D programme simulation and 5D cost on the coordinated model, with 6D performance data where your brief calls for it.

  • Shop drawings & detailing

    Trade shop drawings coordinated against the federated model and issued at construction tolerance, ready for your site office.

  • Scan to BIM

    Scan to BIM for the renovation pipeline: point clouds converted into reliable as-built models for retrofit and conversion work.

  • CAD to BIM conversion

    Archive 2D drawings rebuilt into coordinated 3D models, giving older assets a single current source of truth.

  • BIM for facility management

    Asset data structured to COBie or your CAFM schema at handover, so operations starts with information instead of a search.

  • Quantity take-off & BOQ

    Model-based quantity take-off mapped to your cost codes, keeping tender, procurement and variations on one number.

Three sets of eyes before it leaves.

Every JES deliverable moves through a fixed Author-Checker-Approver gate, tracked in the CDE. The same standard whether it's engineer 3 or engineer 250.

Author
Model and documentation produced to the MIDP task card. Self-review against the project QA checklist before submission.
Status: WIP
Checker
Independent review against the BEP and federated model. Defects logged, deviation report returned to Author.
Output: Deviation report
Approver
Signed off against EIR and LOIN. Promoted from WIP to Shared or Published in the CDE.
Status: Published

Without that capacity, production erodes the practice: senior designers drafting, packages slipping, quality varying with whoever was available. The system exists so capacity is never the reason quality drops.

Delivered for institutional clients

Cultural landmarks, metro infrastructure and airport terminals coordinated to ISO 19650 across the Gulf portfolio, produced behind consultants who kept full design authorship.

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What changes when delivery runs to a system

  • Construction-ready output

    Coordinated drawing sets issued against the programme from a clash-checked federated model. Site queries drop because the answers are already modelled.

  • Your team stops chasing deliverables

    Author-Checker-Approver sign-off on every file, visible in ERP dashboards. You read where each deliverable sits instead of writing chasing emails.

  • Runs to standard

    ISO 19650 structure from kick-off: EIR interpreted, BEP written, CDE configured. The audit trail builds as the project runs.

Common questions about BIM in Vienna

Both. We produce the models, drawings and coordination, and we govern the information through BEP authorship, the CDE and the ISO 19650 gate. One accountable team owns both, not a consultancy advising beside a shop that draws. On institutional and protected-fabric work that leaves no room for a rushed handoff, that single ownership keeps intent and standard aligned throughout.

Yes. A delivery lead owns your programme and embeds in your coordination, backed by a floor of 260+ engineers. On careful institutional work the drafting load moves to us while the design authority stays at your desk. Capacity scales with the programme rather than a permanent hire, so your studio stays lean and one accountable name stays on the contract.

Yes. Our consultants embed in your delivery, work to your office standard, author the BEP and hold your LOD to ISO 19650. The design intent survives into the construction set, because we produce underneath your authorship rather than beside it. One named lead is accountable across the programme, so packages return checked and coordinated to your standard on protected and institutional work.

Yes. We scan the existing structure, register the point cloud and build a coordinated record model that matches what stands, which matters most on protected historic fabric where dimensions cannot be assumed. Every discipline then coordinates against that verified base rather than old survey drawings. It gives your team a reliable record of the fabric before any intervention is designed into it.

Architecture, structure and MEP, authored in Revit and federated in Navisworks for regular clash cycles on one model. For dense urban and heritage sites the staging plan and the surroundings leave no room for surprises, so coordination is resolved before mobilisation. Every file clears the Author-Checker-Approver gate against your BEP, so each package returns at construction tolerance to your office standard.

Scope, disciplines, LOD and programme length set it. Careful work on protected fabric held to a high LOD carries more hours than a straightforward package, so we price to the actual work rather than a day rate. The lowest-risk way to test how we handle heritage-sensitive modelling is a zero-cost pilot on one package before the full programme commits.