Resolve the room before the fit-out arrives.

We turn interior design information into coordinated spaces where joinery, finishes, furniture and services meet without improvisation on site.

Small tolerances create large site problems.

Interior design BIM modelling develops partitions, ceilings, finishes, bespoke joinery, fixtures, fittings and equipment within the architectural shell. The model supports spatial review, coordinated documentation and accurate communication with contractors and suppliers.

Fit-out failures often occur at interfaces that look minor in drawings. A ceiling feature crosses a diffuser, joinery blocks an access panel, or a finished wall build-up leaves insufficient clearance for installed equipment.

CNE models these conditions at the agreed LOD and checks them against architecture, structure and MEP information. The interior model becomes a practical delivery tool rather than a separate visual representation of the design.

Detail where trades meet

01
Partitions and linings

Wall types, linings, openings, niches and build-ups are developed with accurate finished dimensions and interfaces.

02
Ceiling coordination

Ceiling forms, levels, bulkheads and access panels are aligned with lighting, diffusers, sprinklers and concealed services.

03
Joinery modelling

Counters, cabinets, wardrobes and bespoke assemblies are developed to the detail needed for coordination and documentation.

04
FF&E layouts

Furniture, fixtures and equipment are placed with circulation, accessibility, operating space and connection points considered.

05
Finishes and schedules

Floor, wall and ceiling finishes are structured through consistent types, parameters, room data and schedule references.

06
Interior documentation

Plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, details and schedules are generated from the coordinated model.

Autodesk RevitAutoCADNavisworks ManageIFCLOD 100–500

Millimetres matter at fit-out stage.

Concealed services are never ignored

We coordinate the finished room with the systems above ceilings, behind walls and inside fixed joinery.

Repeated details stay controlled

Families, room types and finish data are standardised so revisions carry consistently across the project.

Documentation follows the model

Views and schedules are produced from coordinated information, reducing gaps between design drawings and installed work.

Build the fit-out once, on screen.

Share your design package, room data and BIM requirements. CNE will turn them into a coordinated interior model ready for detailed delivery.