Tighten the handoff.
Connect model, fabrication, and field workflows so people spend less time translating information and chasing context.
+ MECHANICAL BIM / WORKFLOW / FIELD
Complex models.
Clear next steps.
Make the information in your model easier to put to work.
RW BIM tightens the handoffs between modeling, fabrication, and the field—with information shaped around the person, the task, and the way work happens.
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Less friction between the model and the work.BUILT AROUND THE PEOPLE USING IT
01 / THE APPROACH
The right information.
In a form that makes sense.
A coordinated model is a starting point. The next step is making its intent clear to everyone who has to act on it.
Fit the task.
Shape views, details, and deliverables around what someone needs to understand and do next.
Adapt with the crew.
Keep information understandable as personnel, responsibilities, and field workflows change.
02 / CHANGE THE PERSPECTIVE
One model.
Different needs.
The detailer, fabricator, and foreman shouldn't have to read the model the same way.
Choose a perspective to see how the information can change.
What goes where.
What happens next.
A focused view of the work area, clear placement information, and the context a new crew member needs to get oriented.
- Work-area views
- Location + orientation
- Installation context
Illustrative approach · deliverables adapted to each workflow
03 / WHAT WE'RE EXPLORING
Make the process easier.
Then keep improving it.
Mechanical BIM experience informs our exploration of automation and AI—starting with real points of friction in the work.
Fewer repetitive steps.
Exploring ways to connect Revit information to fabrication and project workflows with less manual handling.
More useful assistance.
Investigating how AI agents can support actual BIM project work, with people guiding the process.
A more focused field view.
Exploring a foreman-first experience that brings forward the part of the model relevant to the work at hand.
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