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BIM Revit · EU Residential & multi-family delivery

BIM Revit services for residential & multi-family projects
in the European Union — modeling, coordination and documentation from Poland.

MaViAl is a Wrocław-based BIM Revit team helping architects, engineers and developers deliver apartment buildings, housing developments and mixed-use residential schemes across the EU. We support the full Revit lifecycle — from early coordination models to permit/tender sets, construction documentation and handover packages.

EU-based vendor (Poland) · contracts & invoices ARCH / STR / MEP coordination CAD-to-BIM & Scan-to-BIM for refurbishments IFC / openBIM handover-ready
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This page is intentionally written for real residential delivery scenarios (unit repetition, tight shafts, phased construction, refurbishment constraints), not generic “BIM outsourcing” text.

Residential reality

Why residential BIM Revit projects fail — and how we prevent it

Residential projects look “repeatable” on paper, but the delivery risks are specific: unit mix changes, stacked wet areas, acoustic/fire requirements, and late-stage coordination of shafts and prefabricated systems. Our scope is designed to reduce those failure points early.

Unit repetition without drift

We set up unit-type logic (naming, parameters, view templates and schedules) so that “Type A” stays “Type A” across levels, blocks and phases — even after design changes.

Tight shafts & risers coordination

Residential cores are unforgiving. We coordinate MEP routes, risers, service zones and openings early, then keep a clean issue log so clashes are closed, not reintroduced.

Documentation that survives change

We build sheets and schedules from stable model data (not manual edits), so late revisions update reliably: door/window schedules, room data, apartment summaries and typical-floor drawings.

Services

Residential BIM Revit services we provide across the EU

You can engage us for a specific package (e.g., documentation set for a block) or as an extension of your in-house team. We adapt to your BIM Execution Plan (BEP), naming conventions, and required handover format (native Revit and/or IFC).

Revit model authoring (ARCH / STR / MEP)
Author and maintain discipline models with predictable structure: levels/grids, worksets, view templates, apartment/unit logic, core definitions, and model hygiene for long projects.
Residential documentation & schedules
Permit/tender drawings, construction documentation, typical floors, unit plans, stair/core layouts, façade sheets, room data sheets, door/window schedules, apartment summaries and area take-offs (as agreed in your standards).
BIM coordination & issue closure
Clash detection support, BCF issue workflows, model federation and coordination views. We focus on repeatable residential bottlenecks: risers, bathrooms/kitchens stacks, cores, prefabrication zones and service clearances.
CAD-to-BIM and Scan-to-BIM (refurbishments)
Convert DWG/PDF/point clouds into reliable as-built or design-intent models, set up phasing logic, and keep refurbishment constraints visible (existing vs new, demolition scopes, tolerances).
Templates, families & data consistency
Curate residential family libraries (doors, windows, kitchens, sanitary, balconies, parking components), shared parameters and schedules — so the model drives documentation without manual “spreadsheet gymnastics”.
How we keep collaboration low-friction:
We can work inside your environment (your templates, your CDE, your review cadence) or start from a clean setup and align to your standards quickly. We document assumptions, keep revision notes short, and treat residential coordination as a system — not a one-off hero effort.
Tooling we typically align with:
Revit + IFC/openBIM export, Navisworks coordination, BIMcollab/BCF issue flows (or your equivalent), plus your preferred CDE (ACC/SharePoint/other).
Deliverables

What you receive for residential projects

Instead of generic promises, here is a practical deliverables matrix for residential and multi-family work. The exact list depends on your stage and local permitting requirements, but the structure stays consistent.

Project stage Typical inputs Outputs we deliver
✓Concept / coordination Massing, unit mix, core concept, early MEP strategy Clean coordination model, unit-type logic, core/shaft coordination views, early clash check notes
✓Permit / tender Design intent drawings, specs, local requirements Permit/tender sheets, typical floors, key schedules, room data structure, controlled view templates
✓Construction documentation Approved design + contractor feedback Construction sheets, details support, coordinated openings, updated schedules driven by model data
✓Refurbishment / retrofit As-built scans / surveys / DWGs Scan-to-BIM / CAD-to-BIM model, phasing logic, “existing vs new” documentation support
✓Handover Employer’s information requirements (EIR) / BEP Native Revit + IFC pack (as agreed), schedules, model notes, controlled exports aligned to your rules
Workflow

How residential BIM delivery runs with MaViAl

We keep the workflow explicit: what we need from you, what we produce, and how changes are handled. This reduces the classic residential “late changes break schedules” problem.

  1. Kickoff & standards alignment

    We map your naming conventions, deliverables, and review cadence; define unit-type and typical-floor logic upfront.

  2. Model setup & pilot package

    We build a small, testable slice (one unit + one typical floor + one core) to validate outputs and avoid rework.

  3. Production modeling

    We scale modeling with repeatable structure: units, cores, parking, façades — while keeping the model clean and auditable.

  4. Coordination & issue closure

    Clashes are tracked and closed with a clear owner/action; risers/shafts and prefabrication zones receive priority.

  5. Documentation & schedules

    Sheets and schedules are generated from stable model data; revisions update reliably without manual edits.

  6. Handover pack

    Controlled exports (Revit/IFC) with notes and agreed structure, suitable for downstream construction or client handover.

Anti-template story module

A typical residential scenario we support

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Example: multi-block housing with repeating unit types

A residential developer runs several blocks in parallel. Unit mix changes after sales feedback, while MEP shafts remain fixed. We keep unit types consistent across blocks, coordinate risers early, and generate schedules that update without manual patching — so documentation stays stable even when apartments are rebalanced.

What we lock down early
  • Unit-type naming + parameters + schedule structure (so “Type B” is always the same unit definition).
  • Core/shaft coordination views and a strict issue-closure routine for risers and service zones.
  • Drawing and sheet logic based on templates, not manual formatting per block.
FAQ

Residential BIM Revit FAQ (EU)

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Can you work inside our Revit templates and office standards?

Yes. We typically start with a short alignment: templates, shared parameters, naming conventions, sheet rules and schedule formats. If needed, we propose small adjustments that improve residential repeatability (unit types, typical floors, core logic) without breaking your standards.

Do you support ARCH/STR/MEP coordination for tight residential cores?

Yes. Residential risers and service zones are a priority. We support model federation, clash workflows, and coordination views, then drive issue closure so resolved clashes do not return later in production.

What is your approach to unit types and typical floors?

We treat unit types as data objects: consistent parameters, controlled views, and schedules linked to model data. Typical floors are set up to be repeatable, but not “brittle” — meaning later changes can be applied without exploding documentation.

Can you handle refurbishment projects (CAD-to-BIM / Scan-to-BIM)?

Yes. We convert DWG/PDF and point clouds into Revit models and keep refurbishment constraints explicit (existing/new/demolition), which helps both coordination and documentation for phased construction.

Do you deliver IFC/openBIM handover packs?

Yes. We can provide controlled IFC exports and handover structure aligned to your requirements. The exact setup depends on your BEP/EIR, coordination stack and how downstream stakeholders consume the data.

How do we start without risking a big onboarding cost?

Start with a small, testable slice: one unit type + one typical floor + one core. This validates standards, schedules and coordination outputs. If the pilot matches expectations, scaling to full blocks is straightforward.

Contact

Send your residential brief and get a BIM Revit delivery plan

Share project location, stage (concept/permit/tender/construction/as-built), approximate area (m²), unit mix/number of blocks, and disciplines (ARCH/STR/MEP). If you have standards (template/BEP), attach them — we will reply with a clear proposed workflow and next steps.

Phone & messengers
+48 536-198-779

Tel / Viber / Telegram / WhatsApp — quick response in English or Polish.

E-mail
vialtim@gmail.com

Attach PDFs, DWGs or Revit files and mention: Residential & Multi-Family — EU.

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MaViAl Sp. z o.o. · BIM Revit European Union

Wrocław, Poland — European Union.
This page is part of the BIM Revit EU hub and focuses on residential delivery.

If you want the fastest estimate:
Send (1) one typical floor plan, (2) one core/shaft diagram, and (3) your preferred output list (sheets/schedules/IFC).