A model where every discipline comes together
BIM Cube turns drawings, surveys, and scattered project sections into one coordinated information model — no clashes, no lost data on site.
From site survey to construction documentation
We work at any project stage — from concept to on-site support.
3D Building Modeling
We build a digital model of the object from drawings, scans, or the client's BIM brief — LOD 100 to 500.
Discipline Coordination
We combine architectural, structural, and MEP models into one and catch clashes before construction starts — not during it.
Construction Documentation
We produce drawings, specifications, and quantity schedules straight from the model — data always matches the drawing.
Quantity Takeoff & Estimating
We calculate work and material volumes from the model for accurate estimates, without manual measurements.
4D Scheduling
We link the model to the construction schedule — showing what should be built and when.
Project Support
We maintain the model through every stage — from concept to as-built documentation at handover.
How the model is built
Five stages — from source data to support of the finished object.
Collecting Source Data
Drawings, laser scanning, site survey, and the client's BIM brief.
Modeling by Discipline
Architecture, structure, and MEP systems in one coordinated space.
Clash Detection
Finding and resolving clashes before work begins on site.
Issuing Documentation
Drawings, specifications, and quantity schedules generated straight from the model.
Support
Updating the model as changes come in, through to project handover.
A model that works, not just a formality
One model, every discipline
Architecture, structure, and MEP systems live in one shared coordination space, not scattered files.
Compatible with standard formats
We work in Revit and Navisworks, and deliver the model in the open IFC format as well.
Documentation stays in sync with the model
Drawings and specifications are generated from the model — changes stay synced automatically.
Let's talk about your project
Tell us about the task and project stage — we'll send a preliminary timeline estimate.