Large projects involve multiple modeling teams working in parallel — architects, structural engineers, and MEP designers — and keeping their models aligned throughout the project is its own discipline. BIM coordination combines every team's model into a single federated view, manages version control across updates, and keeps every discipline working from the same up-to-date picture of the building.
Benefits
Single source of truth
Every discipline works from one current, federated model.
Fewer coordination surprises
Version conflicts and outdated models are caught before they cause delays.
Supports coordination meetings
Federated models are ready for weekly or milestone-based review.
Scales across project size
Works for a single building or a multi-building, multi-team development.
How it works
Collect models from each discipline
Architectural, structural, MEP, and any other trade teams.
Federate into one model
All discipline models are combined into a single coordinated view.
Manage ongoing updates
As each team revises their model, the federated view is kept current.
Support coordination meetings
Federated models and clash reports are prepared for each review cycle.
Who it's for
General contractors and architecture firms managing multi-discipline teams on larger projects, where keeping every model aligned is its own ongoing task.
Frequently asked questions
Typically weekly or at each coordination milestone.
Yes, we federate models from Revit and other common BIM platforms.
Commonly run as part of coordination, or scoped separately.
Architectural, structural, MEP, and additional trade models can all be included.
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