Infrastructure
Infrastructure BIM
We model and coordinate infrastructure networks so that conflicts can be resolved before construction starts.
Eleven infrastructure categories. One coordinated approach.
Illustrative schematic — not to scale and not construction guidance.
All eleven categories
Select a category to highlight it in the site schematic. Each project defines which categories, roles and deliverables are in scope.
The eleven categories
Each project defines which categories are in scope and whether our role is modelling, coordination or drawing production.
Water
Potable water distribution: mains, valves, chambers and service connections, modelled and coordinated with the other networks.
Sewerage
Gravity sewers, force mains and manholes, with invert levels coordinated against crossings and road levels.
Irrigation
Irrigation mains and laterals serving landscape areas, coordinated with planting and hardscape.
Stormwater
Stormwater pipes, inlets and manholes, coordinated with road profiles and grading.
Firefighting
Firefighting mains and hydrants, coordinated within shared utility corridors.
LV / MV Power
Low- and medium-voltage cable routes, ducts and substations, coordinated with other services and their clearances.
Street Lighting
Lighting poles, cable routes and feeder pillars along roads and landscaped areas.
CCTV and Telecom
Ducts, chambers and camera positions for CCTV and telecommunication networks.
Roads
Road corridors, kerbs and pavements that set the reference levels for the networks below.
Landscape and Grading
Hardscape, softscape and finished levels, with grading that drives surface drainage.
Canals
Canal alignments and sections, modelled with their crossings and interfaces.
Where networks meet
Coordination interfaces we track
- Crossings and clearances between wet and dry utilities
- Manholes, chambers and inlets set to road and landscape levels
- Shared corridors for power, lighting and telecom routes
- Finished levels and grading that drive gravity networks and surface drainage
Typical deliverables
- Federated network models
- Clash reports
- Combined services drawings
- RFI register
These categories describe the modelling and coordination support we provide. Design responsibility is defined separately for each project.
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