Find answers to common questions about our CAD drafting and BIM services.
CAD (Computer-Aided Design) is a 2D or 3D representation tool, while BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a comprehensive digital model containing geometry, materials, costs, and schedules. BIM includes CAD but goes much further in coordinating project information across disciplines.
We work with LOD 200 through LOD 500, depending on your project phase. LOD 300 is our standard for construction documents, ensuring accuracy and proper coordination across all building systems.
Timeline depends on complexity and scope, but a typical architectural drawing set (15-20 sheets) takes 3-4 weeks. Rush projects are available with expedited rates. We always provide realistic timelines upfront.
Yes! We coordinate Architecture, Structural, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) systems using clash detection to identify and resolve conflicts early, reducing RFIs and site rework.
We primarily use Revit for BIM modeling and AutoCAD for 2D drafting. We can also work with Navisworks for coordination, Dynamo for automation, and other industry-standard tools as needed.
Absolutely. We can take legacy CAD drawings and convert them to BIM models, reorganize file structures, continue work from your existing models, or update and enhance documentation.
Yes, we include a revision period for minor changes and updates. Significant scope changes are handled separately with adjusted timelines and budgets.
We deliver in industry-standard formats: .dwg (AutoCAD), .rvt (Revit), PDF for prints, and other formats as requested. All files are organized and documented.
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