“Five separate models merged into one twin, each still switchable on its own.”
Merged, still addressable
To stand a system on its own
Every discipline but plumbing switched off
Isolates one building system inside a federated model.
DisciplinesArchitectural, facades, HVAC, electrical, plumbing
Best forCoordination review without a BIM seat
It is five, produced by five teams, and the interesting questions live in the gaps between them. Whether a duct and a sprinkler main want the same ceiling void is not answerable from any single file.
Merging them into one twin keeps each one individually addressable, so isolating a system is a toggle rather than a re-export.
Live room status:
Stripped, in progress, blocked or signed off — room by room, live.
Trades on the job:
Who is in the room today, and who is still waiting.
Budget vs forecast:
Committed against forecast, per room and per area.
Coordination review normally means a specialist, a licence, and a meeting. The person who needs the answer is usually not the person who can produce it.
Anyone with a link can stand a system on its own and see where it actually runs.
Built for Facilities and capital-projects leads
Toggling a discipline off hides it, and toggling it back restores the full model. Adding or removing a layer is versioned, so the base model keeps its tags and its history.
That matters when a consultant reissues one discipline. You swap that layer and everything else stays exactly as it was.
One live model:
Every trade works the same twin, in any browser, with no install.
Ask in the model:
The copilot flies to the room you asked about.
Nothing gets lost:
Notes and tickets stay pinned to the element itself.
Bring the files you already have. We will show you the twin you keep for the life of the building.