From design development and model coordination to quantity take-offs and construction documentation, every stage of the project was executed through a centralized BIM model, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and consistency throughout the entire design process.

BIM Scope of Work

The project was developed through a fully coordinated BIM workflow in Autodesk Revit, covering architectural and structural modeling, design coordination, quantity take-offs, technical documentation, and project visualization within a single integrated model.

BIM Methodology

The coordinated BIM model served as the central source of project information throughout the entire project lifecycle. All architectural and structural elements were integrated into a single coordinated model, enabling efficient project development, automated documentation updates, quantity extraction, and model validation.

Special emphasis was placed on the coordination of the steel structural system and architectural design, ensuring optimized project solutions and improved design accuracy.

The BIM model incorporates all major components of the facility, including production and storage areas, covered logistics zones, structural steel elements, roofing systems, and supporting infrastructure.

Through a model-based workflow, all project information remained interconnected throughout every stage of development. Any modification within the BIM environment was automatically reflected across plans, sections, elevations, schedules, quantities, and technical documentation, ensuring a high level of project control and consistency.

The Industrial Hall Sveti Nikole project demonstrates a comprehensive BIM implementation where all project phases, including architectural development, structural design, coordination, quantity surveying, and construction documentation, were developed entirely within Autodesk Revit through a single coordinated BIM model, delivering an efficient and fully integrated project development process.