Project Overview
BimOffis delivered comprehensive Architectural, Mechanical, and Electrical BIM services for a commercial building in the King Abdullah Financial District, Saudi Arabia. Our team developed a highly coordinated LOD 400 BIM model for basement levels B1 to B5, enabling clash-free coordination, constructability validation, and accurate shop drawing production to support on-site execution.
Scope of Work
SCAN - BIM
Total Area
20,000 Sq. M
Services
Architectural, Mechanical & Electrical
Softwares Used
Revit, Autodesk, Recap
Sector
Commercial
Location
Saudi Arabia
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Project Challanges
High LOD 400 Detailing Requirements
Developing construction-level BIM models with full system detailing required strict modeling standards and quality control.
Multi-Disciplinary Coordination
Coordinating Architectural, Mechanical, and Electrical systems within confined basement spaces was technically complex.
Dense MEP Services in Basement Levels
Basement levels B1 to B5 had congested ductwork, piping, and electrical systems requiring precise routing and clearance management.
Clash Detection and Resolution
Identifying and resolving clashes between multiple disciplines demanded detailed federated models and iterative coordination.
Constructability Validation
Ensuring services were installable on-site required constructability reviews and design optimization.
Coordination Drawing Accuracy
Producing accurate coordination and shop drawings required high model consistency and documentation precision.
What We Delivered
- LOD 400 Architectural, Mechanical, and Electrical BIM models in Autodesk Revit
- Federated coordination model integrating multiple disciplines
- Clash detection and resolution using Navisworks
- Coordinated routing of ductwork, piping, and electrical systems across basement levels
- Constructability reviews and model updates based on RFIs and design changes