BIM is valuable for architects, engineers, contractors, developers, facility managers, and owners. It enhances communication, reduces errors, improves coordination, and supports better decision making at every stage of design, construction, and maintenance.

CAD (Computer Aided Design) is primarily focused on 2D drawings and drafting. BIM, on the other hand, offers a 3D intelligent model that includes detailed building information like materials, dimensions, quantities, costs, and time schedules making it more efficient for collaboration and project management.

Yes, we offer clash detection and interdisciplinary coordination to identify and resolve conflicts between architectural, structural, and MEP elements before construction begins. This helps minimize costly rework and delays during the building process.

Absolutely. We can convert 2D CAD drawings or scanned plans into detailed and accurate BIM models. This is especially helpful for renovation, retrofitting, or facility management of existing buildings.

We use industry standard BIM tools such as Autodesk Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, and BIM 360 for modeling, analysis, coordination, and collaboration, ensuring high quality deliverables and smooth integration with other platforms.

Yes, we provide advanced BIM services including 4D (time/scheduling) and 5D (cost estimation). These models help in construction sequencing, resource planning, and budgeting, enabling smarter and more efficient project execution.

Definitely. BIM models can be used for facility and asset management after project completion. They provide detailed data about building components, maintenance schedules, and lifecycle tracking to support long-term operations.