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Structural Drafting Group

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BIM Services & BIM Modeling

Coordinated architectural, structural and MEP BIM modeling services that transform project information into intelligent models, clash-reviewed documentation and construction-ready digital deliverables.

Information-Rich ModelsGeometry, systems and project information connected
Multidiscipline CoordinationArchitecture, structure and MEP reviewed together
Model QA/QCStandards, references and documentation reviewed
Controlled DeliverablesRequired models, drawings and exchange formats
Industrial construction project supported by BIM coordination
Integrated BIM WorkflowFrom Project Inputs to Coordinated Construction Information
01Design Drawings, CAD, PDF or Scan
02Discipline BIM Models
03Coordination & Clash Review
04Approved Model & Drawings
MODELS COORDINATEDArchitectural, structural and building-service interfaces reviewed INFORMATION RELEASEDModels, drawings, schedules and reports issued in agreed formats
Building Information Modeling

A Connected Digital Environment for Design, Coordination and Construction

Building Information Modeling combines three-dimensional geometry with project information, element properties, spatial relationships and coordinated documentation. It creates a shared digital reference that can support design review, clash detection, quantity information, construction planning and record documentation.

Structural Drafting Group provides end-to-end BIM modeling support for architects, structural consultants, contractors, fabricators, MEP teams, EPC organizations and project owners.

BIM is most valuable when the intended model use, required disciplines, level of information, coordination process and deliverables are defined before modeling begins.
Improved visualization Earlier conflict detection Coordinated documentation Structured quantity information Controlled revisions Lifecycle support
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Complete BIM Service Portfolio

BIM Modeling, Conversion, Coordination and Documentation Services

Use this main BIM page to reach each specialist service through clear parent-to-child internal links.

Architectural BIM Modeling

Revit architectural models, model-derived plans, elevations, sections, schedules, families and coordination with structural and MEP information.

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Structural BIM Services

Structural steel, concrete, framing, reinforcement, precast and model-based construction documentation coordinated with other disciplines.

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MEP BIM & Coordination Support

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing layouts, coordination, service clearances, openings, equipment interfaces and drawing support.

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Scan-to-BIM Modeling

Point-cloud and laser-scan information converted into architectural, structural and coordinated existing-condition BIM models.

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CAD and PDF to BIM

Legacy 2D CAD files, PDF drawings, sketches and design documents converted into structured and editable BIM models.

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Clash Detection & Coordination

Federated model review, interface checks, issue identification, coordination meetings, comment tracking and approved model updates.

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BIM Construction Documentation

Model-derived plans, sections, elevations, details, schedules, coordination drawings and project-defined construction-document packages.

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Revit Family Creation

Parametric architectural, structural and MEP families developed around project geometry, type information and scheduling needs.

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As-Built BIM and Model Auditing

Record-model updates, model-health checks, standards review, naming, links, coordinates, revisions and deliverable verification.

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Multidiscipline BIM

Coordinate Building Information Across Technical Disciplines

Models are developed and reviewed around the agreed project use, design stage and downstream documentation needs.

Architectural elements Structural framing Reinforcement and precast HVAC systems Electrical systems Plumbing and drainage Fire-protection systems Site and existing conditions
01
Architecture

Spaces, walls, facades, doors, ceilings, interiors, rooms, finishes and architectural documentation.

02
Structure

Steel, concrete, framing, reinforcement, precast elements, openings and structural construction information.

03
MEP Systems

Ducts, pipes, trays, equipment, risers, plant spaces, service zones and installation interfaces.

04
Coordination

Federated model review, clash identification, issue tracking and controlled multidisciplinary updates.

05
Documentation

Plans, elevations, sections, details, schedules, reports, quantities and exchange-format deliverables.

BIM Across the Project Lifecycle

Model Information Matched to the Intended Project Stage

The scope should define what the model must support—not only how detailed it should appear.

CONCEPT

Concept & Feasibility

Massing, spatial planning, early visualization, approximate quantities and design-option review.

DESIGN

Design Development

Defined systems, geometry, discipline models, design documentation and coordination references.

COORDINATION

Multidiscipline Review

Federated models, clash detection, issue tracking, clearances and interface resolution.

CONSTRUCTION

Construction Support

Coordinated drawings, schedules, quantities, shop information and project-defined model outputs.

RECORD

As-Built & Handover

Verified model updates, record documentation and structured information for agreed downstream use.

Project Inputs and Deliverables

Flexible Source Information with Clearly Defined BIM Outputs

Source hierarchy, model uses, software versions and deliverable formats are confirmed before modeling starts.

INTypical BIM Inputs

Available project information is checked for completeness, coordinates, revisions and suitability for the requested scope.

AutoCAD drawingsPDF drawing setsArchitectural sketchesPoint-cloud dataSurvey informationStructural modelsMEP design filesSpecificationsMarkups and redlinesBIM execution standards

OUTTypical BIM Deliverables

Final outputs are based on intended use, agreed model content, documentation requirements and exchange needs.

Revit modelsIFC exchange filesNavisworks filesDWG drawingsPDF documentationCoordination reportsClash-review outputsSchedules and quantitiesAs-built modelsModel-audit reports
BIM Delivery Process

A Controlled Workflow from Model Setup to Final Issue

Clear inputs, responsibilities and review gates help protect model quality and downstream use.

01

Scope & BEP Review

Confirm intended uses, disciplines, LOD/LOI, inputs, standards, software and milestones.

02

Model Setup

Establish coordinates, levels, grids, templates, links, naming and collaboration methods.

03

Model Development

Create discipline models, information, views, schedules and required documentation.

04

Coordination & QA/QC

Review model health, clashes, interfaces, standards, comments and deliverable readiness.

05

Issue & Revisions

Release agreed files and incorporate approved comments through controlled updates.

Project Applications

BIM Support for Complex Building and Infrastructure Projects

Model scope and coordination are adapted to building type, system complexity and project stage.

Residential developmentsCommercial buildingsIndustrial facilitiesHealthcare projectsEducational buildingsHospitality projectsWarehouses and logisticsRenovation and retrofit

BIM Software and Interoperability

Software versions, model-sharing methods and exchange formats are agreed at setup to support the client’s project environment.

Autodesk RevitNavisworksAutoCADAutodesk Construction CloudTekla StructuresSDS2IFCNWC / NWD

Project-specific requirements may include shared coordinates, worksets, naming conventions, client templates, family standards, model-health checks and formal BIM execution procedures.

Why Structural Drafting Group?

BIM Capacity Aligned with Real Design and Construction Workflows

We support project teams with coordinated models, controlled documentation and scalable multidisciplinary resources.

Multidiscipline BIM Team

Architectural, structural, steel, reinforcement, mechanical and electrical capability within one delivery environment.

Project-Specific Standards

Models developed around the agreed software, intended use, client procedures and documentation requirements.

Structured QA/QC

Coordinates, links, references, naming, clashes, comments, drawings and model health reviewed through controlled stages.

Scalable Global Delivery

Flexible resources for standalone BIM tasks, recurring workloads and multidisciplinary programs.

Better VisualizationStakeholders understand space, systems and interfaces before construction.
Earlier CoordinationConflicts can be reviewed while design and routing decisions are still manageable.
Consistent DocumentationViews, schedules and drawings are produced from coordinated model information.
Reduced Rework RiskIncomplete information and interface concerns can be identified before site execution.
Frequently Asked Questions

BIM Services and BIM Modeling FAQs

Common questions about model inputs, disciplines, coordination, deliverables and outsourcing.

What are BIM modeling services?
BIM modeling services create coordinated digital models containing project geometry and agreed element information. Models can support visualization, multidisciplinary coordination, documentation, quantities, construction planning and record information.
Which disciplines can be included?
The scope may include architectural, structural, steel, reinforcement, precast, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire-protection information, depending on available design inputs and project requirements.
Can CAD, PDF and point-cloud files be converted to BIM?
Yes. Legacy CAD files, PDFs, sketches, surveys and point-cloud information can be used to create architectural, structural or coordinated BIM models after source quality and required accuracy are reviewed.
How does BIM coordination reduce project risk?
Federated model review helps identify spatial clashes, clearance concerns, incomplete openings, routing conflicts and discipline interfaces before construction or installation begins.
What model and drawing formats can be delivered?
Typical outputs include Revit, IFC, Navisworks, DWG and PDF files, plus coordination reports, schedules, quantities and model-audit information where required.
Can BIM support renovation and retrofit projects?
Yes. Existing-condition models can be developed from surveys, legacy drawings and point clouds to support renovation planning, coordination and as-built documentation.
What should be confirmed before a BIM project begins?
Confirm intended model uses, disciplines, source files, required LOD and information, software versions, coordinates, standards, deliverables, review process, responsibilities and timeline.
Do you provide standalone and ongoing BIM support?
Yes. BIM services can support a single model or drawing package, a defined coordination stage or recurring project workloads through an agreed delivery workflow.
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Related BIM and Engineering Services

These internal links connect the BIM pillar page to its specialist child pages and supporting engineering services.

Need a BIM Model, Coordination Review or Conversion Workflow?

Share your project inputs, intended model use, disciplines, software version, coordination scope and required deliverables. Our team will review the information and recommend an appropriate BIM workflow.