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Digital Twins
BIM models connected to live asset and operational data.
Since 2006
Delivering BIM and VDC
900+
Projects delivered
ISO 9001
Certified quality system
OVERVIEW
Your Building, Connected
A digital twin connects the BIM model with live data from the building, so owners can see performance, plan maintenance and make better decisions.
A digital twin brings together:
The as-built BIM model
Asset and maintenance data
Live data from building systems and sensors

DELIVERABLES
What you get
Every engagement comes with clear, usable deliverables:
01
Twin-ready as-built model
02
Structured asset data
03
Integration plan for live data
04
Dashboards for key performance measures
05
User training
06
Ongoing updates
PROCESS
How we work
A clear five-step workflow:
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Define
Goals and use cases
Prepare
Model and asset data
Connect
Building systems and data sources
Visualise
Dashboards and views
Improve
Add use cases over time
TOOLS & STANDARDS
Tools & standards
We work to open standards and your BIM Execution Plan:
Software
Autodesk Revit and Navisworks
Standards
BIMForum LOD and COBie
Inputs
record drawings, site markups, surveys and asset data
Outputs
RVT, IFC, DWG, PDF and COBie data
SECTORS
Where we use it
Where this service makes the biggest difference:




Campuses and hospitals
Airports and metro systems
Industrial facilities
Portfolios of commercial buildings
ENGAGEMENT
Ways to work with us
Start small and scale up. Choose the engagement that fits your project and your team:
OPTION 1
Use-case pilot
One building and one use case
OPTION 2
Twin programme
A phased rollout across assets
OPTION 3
Ongoing support
Data and model updates
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions project teams ask us most often:
What do we need to start?
A model, asset data and clear use cases.
Do you provide the platform?
We work with technology partners and your existing systems.
Can we start small?
Yes. A single-use-case pilot is the best start.
Does it work for existing buildings?
Yes, starting from an as-built model.

