The model is the technical contract of the project.
Our process follows ISO 19650: information requirements defined up front, production in a common data environment and verification before every delivery.
Capture of the client exchange information requirements (EIR), definition of model uses and drafting of the BEP. Without this step, scope and LOD stay open to interpretation.
Modeling by discipline with a weekly standards check: naming, mandatory parameters, shared coordinates and levels.
Model federation, clash rounds following the test matrix and fortnightly meetings recorded in BCF.
Final rule-based checking, validated IFC export and updating of the model to match what was built.
LOD scale adopted
Generic elements with approximate size and position. Use: feasibility and massing studies.
Specific geometry with defined size and orientation. Use: coordination and permitting.
Fabrication and assembly detail, with installation information. Use: construction and prefabrication.
Field-verified element, with operation and maintenance data. Use: facilities management.