- Available, authorized source files and models
- Project stage and next milestone
- Disciplines, responsibilities and working standard
- Expected coverage and level of information
Models and documents
that tell the same story.
We develop a project, zone or milestone with geometry and information agreed before production begins.
Multidisciplinary BIM modeling and documentation
A coordinated set of models and documents that moves the project forward with scope, revisions and open items kept visible.
- BIM models within the agreed scope
- Defined drawings, views, details and schedules
- A record of revisions and open items
- Agreed delivery files and formats
Clear boundaries
- The scope names zones, disciplines, milestones and responsibilities before work begins.
- Modeling and documentation do not replace architectural authorship, engineering design or professional sign-off.
- New information or changes outside the scope are reviewed before they are incorporated.
How acceptance is agreed
- Agreed coverage and level of information
- Delivery document and file-format list
- Review criteria that apply to the milestone
- Revisions and open items identified at handover
How we work
- 01
Read the project
We review the sources, stage, disciplines and milestone that needs to move forward.
- 02
Define the scope
We agree coverage, information, deliverables, responsibilities and review criteria.
- 03
Model and document
We develop geometry, data and documents as one connected information set.
- 04
Review and hand over
We check the delivery against the agreement and keep revisions and open items visible.
Useful questions
01Which disciplines can be included?
Forma works across disciplines, with stronger experience in electrical and mechanical systems. Each engagement defines the disciplines, available information and who is responsible for design decisions.
02Can Forma provide design and professional sign-off?
This service covers modeling and documentation under agreed instructions and standards. Architectural authorship, engineering design and professional sign-off remain with the appointed project professionals.
03Can the scope cover one zone or milestone?
Yes. A full project, one zone or one milestone can be set as a closed scope when the inputs, deliverables and acceptance criteria can be clearly defined.
Let’s define a scope that can be reviewed.
Share the project stage, available sources and the result you need. We will start by bringing the scope into focus.
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