BIM & 3D Structural Modelling

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BIM & 3D Structural Modelling

BIM & 3D Structural Modelling

B uilding Information Modelling (BIM Level 2/3), 3D structural coordination, clash detection, and digital twin asset preparation.

Digital engineering is at the core of PDS Engineering. We build accurate, data-rich 3D BIM models in Autodesk Revit and Tekla Structures, enabling seamless interdisciplinary coordination, automated clash detection, and precise rebar/steel scheduling.

  • 3D structural modeling in Autodesk Revit & Tekla Structures
  • Interdisciplinary BIM coordination (LOD 100 to LOD 500)
  • Automated clash detection & spatial conflict resolution
  • IFC openBIM data exchange & COBie asset compliance
  • Precise 3D rebar detailing & automated steel shop drawings
  • 4D construction sequencing & 5D cost estimation integration

Engineering Standards & Precision

Our advanced BIM models eliminate costly site rework by identifying and resolving structural and MEP conflicts in the virtual design phase.

BIM & 3D Structural Modelling Detail

Advantages of 3D BIM Modelling

Eliminate field clashes, accelerate steel fabrication, and improve interdisciplinary coordination.

  • Zero spatial conflicts between structural steel and MEP ductwork
  • Automated, highly accurate rebar schedules and steel fabrication drawings
  • Seamless collaboration with architects and sub-contractors via IFC formats
  • Digital twin models ready for facility operations and maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

We deliver models ranging from LOD 200 (concept design) up to LOD 400 (fabrication-ready steelwork/rebar) and LOD 500 (as-built digital twin).

We use Autodesk Revit for concrete and general structures, Tekla Structures for detailed steelwork, and Navisworks/Solibri for clash detection.

Yes, we fully support openBIM workflows using IFC4 and IFC2x3 for universal software compatibility.

4D BIM links the 3D model elements to project schedules, allowing visual simulation of the construction sequence over time.