01MEP depth, not MEP as an add-on
Building services are the centre of the practice. Mechanical,
electrical, public health and fire protection are treated as connected systems with real
spatial constraints, not as coloured tubes in an architectural model.
02Engineering and BIM from one team
The people authoring the model are the people who sized the systems in
it. You are not managing a design consultant and a modelling bureau who each blame the
other for the coordination.
03Information-first modelling
Parameters are populated while the model is authored, not retro-fitted
before handover. It is unglamorous, and it is the reason schedules and automated checks can
be trusted later.
04Standards-aligned by default
Naming, status codes, federation and delivery are structured to
ISO 19650 principles on every appointment, not only where a client mandates it. We are
not certified to it and do not claim to be.
05Automation drafts, engineers decide
No routine writes to a live model, closes an issue or issues a
deliverable. A named engineer accepts, amends or rejects every automated output, and their
name goes on it.
06Published capability status
Anything on this site that is in development or on the roadmap is
labelled as such. If you find a claim here we cannot demonstrate at enquiry stage, that is a
defect and we want to hear about it.