From an architect's PDF to a coordinated, quantified mechanical, ventilation & plumbing design β built on our own in-house software.
Output is engineered and coordinated to RIBA Stage 4 Technical Design detail. Full installation-level design — exact fittings and final trade-by-trade clash coordination — typically sits with the appointed contractor's detailed/installation design at construction stage.
The architect's PDF or DWG is dropped straight in and calibrated to true scale in seconds.
Rooms auto-populate from the drawing; equipment, pipe and duct runs are placed and linked to live project data.
Ducts and pipes size themselves against CIBSE-compliant rules the moment they're linked, flagging anything that won't fit.
Room schedules, duct/pipe schedules and a full Bill of Materials generate directly off the marked-up drawing.
Drawings, schedules and BOM export together — same numbers throughout, no manual reconciliation.
Our production design engine — steady-state calculations, drawing markup, auto-sizing and full documentation output, all working from one live project model.
Our dynamic thermal simulation companion app — pulling the same real project data through to hour-by-hour performance analysis.
Because schedules and the Bill of Materials come straight off the coordinated, calibrated drawing rather than being built up by hand, your estimating or QS team gets reliable quantities early — often as soon as Stage 2/3 concept coordination is complete, well before a full detailed design exists. Faster budget pricing, fewer re-measures, and procurement decisions backed by numbers that match what's actually been drawn.
Take-off-ready schedules and BOM are available from Stage 2/3 concept coordination — no need to wait for full detailed design to start pricing.
Quantities are generated directly from the linked drawing, not a manual take-off — so what's priced matches what's actually been designed.
Because the schedules update as the design does, re-pricing after a revision takes minutes, not a re-measure from scratch.