Property Design Visualisation CGI
Using 3-Dimentional (3D) visualisations to aid construction is a great way for the client or end user to know exactly what their finished idea will look like. In addition the construction team can easily communicate their ideas with other members of the team and the end user. This ensures that any changes are made at the crucial time, therefore reducing the likelihood of causing delay to the building works, or amending work that was not as agreed.
(3D/VR) Engineering & Architectural Design Visualisations
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We can help design and market your next project
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Perfect for Marketing your properties off-plan
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Highly realistic
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Internal and external imagery
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View and co-ordinate building systems and services in 3D and Virtual Reality
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Performance Specifications
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Tender packages
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Viewable in 360 Virtual reality
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Viewable on any tablet / mobile device for sharing
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Bill of materials and schedules for costing
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Make critical selections and decisions at the design stage rather than during construction
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Plus many more benefits. . .
BIM saves on the total cost of the project by streamlining the entire process
What is BIM ?
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that equips architecture, engineering, and construction professionals with the insight and tools to more efficiently plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure.
Using the latest 3D BIM software we can help you visualise your project and see the final effect with realistic lighting, shading and reflection simulation. High quality renderings can then be used for marketing your project before construction has even started. The value of BIM cannot be underestimated, given that most projects on average double in time and budget. We can even model bespoke joinery, furniture, wall colours, wall / edging trims, wallpaper / tile / floor finishes, artificial and natural lighting, and outdoor environment.
Our design services can save you time and money by streamlining the entire process:
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Producing accurate estimates of build costs
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Resolving site co-ordination issues
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Producing accurate detailed plans with your stamp of approval for your builder to build to
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and so much more . . .
Our designs can be viewed on any mobile or tablet device in 360 degrees, but even more exciting is the ability to view your design as it develops and make design choices in (VR) virtual reality
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Virtual Design - See your ideas come to life in virtual reality
Top 5 Benefits of BIM, According to Contractors
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that equips architecture, engineering, and construction professionals with the insight and tools to more efficiently plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure
Contractors are reporting these benefits at the top they get from using BIM in construction. Each and every one boosts your bottom line!
Less Errors and Omissions (41%)
Of course, the digital modelling of construction projects from start to finish that BIM allows architects, including simulation of processes to check for hazards. All this drastically knocks down human error and accidental omission of all sorts of things. Like any area of life we digitize, the computers do it more accurately. Errors and the rework they require are costly. So this benefit is a huge boost to your profits.
Collaborating with Owners & Design Firms (35%)
Communication in construction just got so much simpler. A picture says a thousand words. And a complete, accurate, 3D interactive digital model says even more. Leading to smoother, easier delivery.
Enhancing Your Organisation’s Image
Linked to the communication benefit, BIM makes you look slick. And no mistake. Clients, prepare to be impressed! And impressed clients means more business.
Reducing Rework (31%)
The positive impact of less rework (mainly due to mistakes or miscalculations) is possibly the biggest factor on the project’s cost. Another great BIM bonus.
Reduced Construction Cost (23%)
No need to explain this one! The reduced costs come from a whole array of factors.