See the schedule before you live it.
We link your BIM model to the construction program, so sequencing, site logistics and progress become something your whole team can watch, test and agree on — before work starts.
Programme activities turned into a clear visual build sequence.
Site logistics tested against each phase of the construction programme.
Model quantities and zones converted into a defensible programme.
Planned and actual progress compared in the model by date and zone.
Construction conflicts resolved across both space and time.
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Time as the fourth dimension
A Gantt chart tells you when. A 4D model shows you how: every element of the building tied to its schedule activity, played forward as an animated build sequence. Conflicts between trades, crane positions, laydown areas and access routes become visible weeks before they’d surface on site.
The result is a program the whole team believes — because they’ve watched it build.
4D services
Model elements linked to program activities in Synchro or Navisworks — an animated, testable build sequence.
Cranes, hoardings, laydown, access and temporary works modeled and sequenced alongside the permanent structure.
Sequence logic pressure-tested against the model — gaps, overlaps and impossible handoffs surfaced early.
As-built progress mapped against the 4D baseline, so slippage is visible per element, not buried in a report.
Workflow clashes — trades occupying the same zone in the same week — detected and resequenced before they cost hours on site.
Why 4D pays for itself
Trade stacking, access conflicts and logistics pinch-points are found in the simulation, not the morning toolbox talk.
A 60-second sequence animation communicates what a 400-line program can't.
A visual, dated record of planned versus actual progress.
Put your program on screen.
Send us your model and schedule — we'll link them and show you what the sequence really looks like.