MaViAl is an EU-based BIM team in Wrocław, Poland. We support German and Austrian projects with Revit modeling, coordination workflows, CAD/Scan to BIM, and model QA/QC. Our focus is deliverable quality: packages that your leads can review quickly and keep using as the project evolves.
DACH teams often operate with strict internal standards and review discipline. We are set up to onboard into your template, keep naming and parameters consistent, and package revisions so “what changed” remains easy to identify.
This page is intentionally written as a DACH-specific narrative (not copied boilerplate): it targets Germany & Austria and focuses on template-first onboarding, revision discipline and coordination clarity.
In Germany and Austria, BIM delivery is often judged by reliability: template compliance, clean naming, and predictable revisions. Our nearshore role is to strengthen those fundamentals — keep the model stable and reviewable, while your project lead keeps decisions and local responsibilities inside the office.
For open BIM terminology, many EU teams reference buildingSMART International.
The service list below is written around deliverables and governance, not marketing. (Pricing is intentionally removed from this page.)
We onboard into your Revit template, shared parameters and naming rules. The objective is to avoid “translation work” during reviews and keep your office standard as the single source of truth.
We build or extend models with stable levels/grids, disciplined families and view structure so outputs remain usable from concept through documentation cycles.
We prepare coordination rounds using actionable viewpoints and grouped issues (location/priority/discipline) so meetings focus on decisions rather than navigation.
Before heavy production, we run a model health checkpoint: warnings triage, naming consistency, worksets strategy and view/sheet organisation that prevents downstream friction.
We convert legacy drawings into structured base models prepared for iterative updates — focusing on maintainability and documentation readiness, not one-off geometry.
For refurbishments and extensions, we build an as-built Revit base with controlled element classification so DACH teams can coordinate changes with less ambiguity.
We prepare views, sheets and schedules for controlled updates. Deliverables are organised so your team can review, issue revisions and keep consistency across packages.
We create or rationalise families and template components to stop re-solving repetitive modelling tasks across projects while remaining aligned with your internal standard.
We align folder structure, exchange rules and a delivery checklist so each package is easy to review, easy to integrate, and easy to trace across revisions.
A lightweight workflow designed for DACH review culture: define standards first, keep QA/QC continuous, and package deliveries so approvals are fast.
Revit version, template onboarding, parameter/naming rules, deliverable definition and exchange approach.
QA/QC sweep: warnings triage, worksets logic and baseline consistency so production stays stable.
Modeling + coordination rounds with grouped issues and clear priorities to reduce noise.
Documentation-ready exports and revision identifiers — designed for quick review and controlled updates.
Share what you have (Revit model, DWG/PDF, point cloud), your expected deliverables and the Revit version. We reply with an onboarding checklist and a proposed workflow for the first delivery cycle.
Tel / Viber / Telegram / WhatsApp — one number, quick response in English or Polish.
Attach sample files and mention: DACH BIM Revit services (Germany & Austria).
This page is part of the BIM Revit EU hub and is written as a DACH-specific service description (anti-duplicate / not boilerplate).
The visible FAQ is aligned with the FAQ JSON-LD on this page.
Reviewable Revit packages: template-aligned models (ARCH/STR and agreed MEP scope), QA/QC checks, coordination viewpoints and grouped issues, plus documentation-ready views/sheets/schedules prepared for controlled revisions.
Yes. We onboard to your templates, parameters and naming rules first. If needed, we propose light governance improvements (model health checks, view discipline) while keeping your standard as the single source of truth.
Yes. We convert DWG/PDF inputs or point clouds into structured Revit base models prepared for coordination and documentation: clean levels/grids, disciplined families and maintainable outputs across design iterations.
We group issues by location/priority/discipline and provide viewpoints that support quick decisions. The workflow reduces noise and keeps coordination rounds focused on what changes the next delivery.
Send one real project example (model or drawings), expected deliverables, and the Revit version. We reply with an onboarding checklist and a proposed workflow (scope, exchange rules, review cadence) for the first delivery cycle.
Typically no. Many DACH teams keep coordination leadership in-house and use us as a production + QA layer. If you prefer, we can also run structured coordination rounds — while your project lead retains final decisions.