Domestic water, sanitary and storm systems modelled and sized to code and coordinated to shop-ready detail.
Domestic water, sanitary and storm systems are routed and sized to code, with drainage falls and riser clearances checked against the live federated model — so a mechanical change doesn't silently break a plumbing run.
The same four-stage delivery model, applied to plumbing bim.
Domestic water, sanitary and storm routing modelled to design intent and fall requirements.
Pipe sizing and fixture connections detailed to LOD 400.
Routing coordinated against mechanical, electrical and fire in the same clash cycle.
Riser diagrams and spool drawings issued for fabrication and installation.
Yes — fall requirements are modelled and checked, particularly where ceiling void space is tight against other trades.
Yes — riser routing is checked against structural elements and shaft locations as part of the same coordination cycle.
Fire protection is modelled as its own discipline, coordinated in the same federated model, since sprinkler and standpipe systems have their own code requirements.
