This landing page is written for structural engineering teams who need predictable Revit outputs: stable structural models, reinforcement detailing logic, and documentation packs that can be reviewed and issued. You keep engineering control and calculations in-house; we handle systematic BIM/Revit production.
Structural BIM is not only geometry. It is consistency, detailing logic, and coordination readiness. Below is a service map aligned to typical EU structural engineering deliverables.
Physical modeling organized for documentation and multidisciplinary coordination.
Reinforcement modeled with a stable rule-set so schedules and drawings remain consistent.
Drawing sets and issue-ready sheets produced from the model with controlled view logic.
We prepare coordination views and maintain clean boundaries so the structural model stays predictable.
Convert legacy structural drawings and scan data into a Revit baseline for design and coordination.
Support that reduces coordination friction and rework across iterations.
Structural teams often bring us in when modeling and detailing overload the in-house capacity:
We deliver from Wrocław, Poland (EU) with CET/CEST overlap and English communication. Your structural engineers keep control of calculations and engineering decisions; we focus on Revit output production.
Optional industry background: buildingSMART International.
Choose deliverable packs and acceptance criteria. This approach reduces rework and keeps the structural model clean during coordination.
A structured Revit model prepared for documentation and coordination—clean categories, consistent views, and predictable browser organization.
Reinforcement modeled with an agreed rule-set so annotations and schedules stay consistent across revisions.
A reviewable drawing subset (or full set) built from the model with stable annotation logic and revision-ready sheets.
We focus on reviewability and handover quality rather than “pretty models”.
If you already have a checklist, we mirror it. If not, we propose a lightweight checklist based on your deliverables.
We do not replace your structural engineers. We support them by producing Revit outputs that remain consistent during design changes and coordination.
For multidisciplinary projects, we add coordination views and an issue-review routine to reduce friction.
Clear boundaries reduce risk:
This keeps accountability clear and makes collaboration scalable.
Practical answers for engineering teams considering nearshore BIM/Revit support.
Yes. We model concrete, steel, composite and precast systems as required by your project and deliverable set. We align to your office standards and documentation logic.
Yes. Some firms prefer to keep final sheet production internal and use us for model production and rebar logic. Others ask for complete documentation packs. The scope is defined by deliverables.
We define a reinforcement rule-set at the start (layout conventions, views, annotations, scheduling rules), then apply QA gates on each delivery so changes do not break schedule logic.
We work through your CDE or a secure file workflow and can sign an NDA if required. Access control remains on your side.
We focus on Revit output production. Where practical, we can align model structure and assumptions to your workflow (for example, analytical intent and modeling boundaries), while you keep calculation responsibility.
Send a representative package: stage, system, outputs, deadlines, and available inputs. We reply with a delivery plan and a pilot structure that minimizes rework.
Share structural system (RC/steel/precast), stage, outputs (model/rebar/drawings), deadlines and available inputs (DWG/PDF/IFC, scans/point clouds). We will respond with a workflow proposal and the closest feasible start.
If you need discipline splits (RC-only, steel-only, precast-only), keep the engine identical and vary the data arrays + module order per file.