BIM is not one tool for one trade. It is a way of working that pays off across the whole built environment, from the first sketch to a building in use.
Every industry meets BIM differently. Pick yours to see the problems we help solve and the work we help you do.
Architects
From the first sketch to a model the whole team can reuse, architects need a tool that thinks the way they design.
Common challenges
- Keeping design time under control
- Meeting BIM requirements and local standards
- Information lost between phases and handovers
What BIM makes possible
- Design and document in one tool, built for architects
- Coordinated IFC and openBIM others can build on
- Work to Nordic standards from day one
Interior architects
Interior work moves fast, from a rough sketch to a space a customer can see, then on to drawings, objects and handover.
Common challenges
- Showing a customer the space early
- Keeping drawings, objects and schedules in sync
- A handover that holds up
What BIM makes possible
- Design, visualise and document interiors in one tool
- A growing library of real objects
- One model from concept to handover
Landscape architects
Landscape design starts with a real site and has to feed the rest of the project team.
Common challenges
- Working from real terrain and site data
- Outdoor design the team can reuse
- Coordinating with the building model
What BIM makes possible
- Site-to-model landscape work on a BIM platform
- Archicad with LAND4, the exclusive Nordic partner
- A model the whole project can build on
House builders
A house factory turns design into a production line, all the way to cut lists and CNC output.
Common challenges
- Turning design into production data
- Repeatable house types and variants
- Feeding the factory floor
What BIM makes possible
- Design-to-production for timber and prefab
- Archicad with ArchiFrame and ArchiLogs
- Cut lists and CNC output straight from the model
Contractors
A contractor's job is to turn the design model into a reliable basis for building.
Common challenges
- Trusting the model before it costs money
- Quantities and calculation
- Using the model out on site
What BIM makes possible
- Check the model before production starts
- Calculate from a trusted source
- Take the full project to site on any device
Real estate developers
Developers want more value and less risk from the buildings they commission.
Common challenges
- Setting the right BIM requirements
- Quality and risk across the project
- Data that lasts into operation
What BIM makes possible
- Requirements that hold from brief to handover
- Quality-assured, data-rich assets
- Information ready for the day you operate the building
Public sector
Public building owners set requirements, check deliveries and carry information across a building's whole life.
Common challenges
- Clear, vendor-neutral BIM requirements
- Checking that every delivery meets them
- Information that survives into operation
What BIM makes possible
- Requirements that are clear and neutral
- Deliveries checked, not assumed
- Data that carries into facilities management
Retail
A retail chain has to turn one store concept into stores that open and run consistently.
Common challenges
- One concept across many stores
- Consistent rollout and store openings
- Operating the estate over time
What BIM makes possible
- One concept to consistently opened stores
- BIM built for retail rollout
- A model the operations team can actually use
The benefits of BIM
Whatever your industry, the same gains show up once you work in BIM.
Efficiency
One source of truth means less rework and faster delivery. Change something once and it updates everywhere, from plans to schedules, so your team spends time on the work that matters.
Compliance
BIM requirements and local standards are part of the job now. Working in a model built for those standards makes meeting them routine, instead of a scramble the week before delivery.
Collaboration
Everyone works from one coordinated model. Architects, engineers, contractors and owners see the same building, so problems surface on screen instead of on site.
Sustainability
A data-rich model carries life-cycle and material information you can act on. Life-cycle assessment becomes part of the design, not a report written after the building is finished.
How we support your industry
The platform is only half of it. The rest is a local partner who knows your market.
Local expertise
Local teams in Finland, Norway and Sweden, with people who come from the building trades. They know your standards and your language, because they work in your market.
Training
Skill compounds when your team keeps learning. Our courses run from Basic to Professional, with eLearning for self-paced study around the working day.
Templates and standards
We build our own Nordic adaptations, from the Norwegian and Swedish Solibri adaptations to ready-made office templates, so your team is productive from day one.
Ongoing support
A partner who stays with you after go-live. Support and services are scoped on their own pages, so you know exactly what you get.
Trusted across the built environment
We work across the whole built environment, from design studios to factory floors to store rollouts.
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