Make the design precise enough to build.

We translate architectural intent into structured, coordinated models that support decisions, documentation and delivery at every project stage.

Every room, opening and finish must agree.

Architectural BIM modelling turns drawings, schedules and design information into a spatial and data-rich representation of the building. Walls, floors, roofs, façades, partitions, doors, windows, ceilings and finishes are developed to the agreed LOD and project purpose.

Weak architectural models create uncertainty at discipline interfaces. Misaligned openings obstruct structure, ceiling zones leave no room for services, and inconsistent room data undermines schedules and documentation.

CNE builds and maintains the architectural model as a dependable coordination source. We preserve design intent while resolving constructability, geometry and information issues before they reach drawings or site.

Architecture ready for coordination

01
Building envelope

External walls, roofs, openings and façade zones are modelled with the geometry needed for multidisciplinary review.

02
Internal planning

Rooms, partitions, circulation, doors and windows are developed against layouts, accessibility needs and functional requirements.

03
Finishes and ceilings

Floor, wall and ceiling finishes are structured for schedules, quantities and coordination with fit-out and building services.

04
Component and data control

Families, types, parameters and classifications are managed consistently so model information supports reliable documentation.

05
Drawing production

Plans, sections, elevations, details and schedules are generated from the coordinated model using controlled views and annotations.

06
As-built updates

Approved site changes and verified installation information are incorporated into the final model and record documentation.

Autodesk RevitAutoCADNavisworks ManageIFCIFC-SGLOD 100–500

Design intent with delivery discipline

Coordination built into modelling

Structural and MEP interfaces are considered while the architecture develops, not after drawings have been issued.

Information that stays consistent

Model elements, schedules and views draw from controlled data, reducing contradictions across the document set.

Detail matched to purpose

We model what the current stage requires without hiding gaps behind unnecessary geometry or premature detail.

Turn your architectural information into one reliable model.

Share your drawings, BIM requirements and delivery stage. CNE will define the model scope and build a coordinated basis for documentation and construction.