A process for creating and managing information on a construction project across the project lifecycle. Information assembled collaboratively and updated at key stages of a project. Creating a digital Building Information Model enables those who interact with the building to optimize their actions, resulting in a greater whole life value for the asset.

Making it possible for anyone to access that information for any purpose, e.g. to integrate different aspects of the design more effectively. In this way, the risk of mistakes or discrepancies is reduced, and abortive costs minimized.

The RIBA plan of work organises the process of building design and construction using eight strategic stages. It is adopted as a framework for all disciplines on construction projects as guidance and a broad industry standard.

Stages 4 Technical Design, 5 Manufacturing and Construction and 6 Handover covers works including all design information required to manufacture and construct, commission and handover over a building project.

We have wealth of technical experience delivering projects through various procurement models.

Experts with comprehensive experience of modular construction across multiple modular systems and construction sectors, we are able to review and look at existing schemes to establish if the scheme in its current form is suitable for modular construction.

Moving forward including fabrication drawings, manufacturing and construction stages, or altering the proposals to suit a modular form of construction.

As a consequence of using manufacturing production methods, the workflow is significantly different to traditional building.