What we do
One model. Six ways to explain the project.
We model once and reuse the same geometry to coordinate, plan and communicate. The method statement, the programme, the drawings and the video all describe exactly the same project.
01
BIM modelling from PDF or CAD
We rebuild architecture, structure, civil works and building services from plans, sections and details. CAD files are not needed to get started.
- Dimensions and interfaces checked against the design
- Classification, properties and georeferencing
- IFC delivery at the agreed level of information
02
4D simulation and construction timelapse
We link the model to the construction programme to recreate the whole build: existing conditions, demolition, concurrent work fronts, erection, finishes and commissioning.
- Elements linked to activities, dates and zones
- Temporary works, site occupation and traffic phases
- A film of the works from start to finish
03
Web-based 4D viewers
The project on its real terrain, explored phase by phase from any browser or phone. It is the format that accompanies our technical proposals.
- Guided tour and synchronised mini Gantt chart
- Hidden works shown in transparency
- Nothing to install: it opens from a link
04
3D renders and infographics
Interior and exterior images to assess the project before it is built: materials, light, landscape and how the infrastructure fits into its surroundings.
- Viewpoints and finishes agreed with the client
- Phasing infographics for technical proposals
- High resolution for presentation and print
05
Virtual tours and virtual reality
The project turned into a navigable space to walk through access routes, scale and operation. Our team includes real-time game designers.
- 360° panoramas on the web
- Interactive real-time application
- Virtual reality headset experience
06
Photorealistic architectural film
A walkthrough of the completed infrastructure in operation, with a visual script, materials, lighting, cameras and people and vehicles in motion.
- Agreed length, resolution and camera paths
- For a technical proposal or for communication
- Landscape and portrait formats