Thus, your future project can be gradually designed, planned, and realized.It begins with strategic planning. Together with you, we define your needs, goals, framework conditions, and solution strategies.

The second step would then be the feasibility study, where you receive a dossier with the most important information. As the word feasibility already mentions, we check what is "feasible" for the suitable plot of land. You will receive several variations and suggestions for your project.In the third planning phase, we then look at the conception and economic viability, the project and costs, as well as the permits, the approval of the construction loan, and further deadlines.In the fourth step, we award the contract to the contractors.After that, we enter the execution phase, which continues until the end of commissioning. Construction physically begins and is completed after an agreed construction period. Unfortunately, nowadays, one must also expect delays. Here we strive, in close communication with the companies, to adhere to all deadlines as well as possible. Any delays will be communicated.The manager commits to managing the building after construction and maintaining it for the defined period.

One can also search and filter the BIM models to display certain elements, such as all load-bearing or non-load-bearing walls, or changes from the last planning status. Furthermore, BIM can be used to present analyses and simulations. For example, for structural calculations, energy simulations, or light and shadow studies. Even after the building is completed, the BIM model can help with management. For example, in the event of a broken window, the caretaker can quickly check where which window was installed and what the exact information is so that he can order the same product. The tedious searching through documents is thus a thing of the past.