The Denver Detention Center project involved architectural and structural BIM modelling for a detention facility with approximately 460,000 gross square feet, five floors and a basement. The facility included 24 housing units.
The Concourse C Expansion project involved architectural and structural BIM modelling for the expansion of Terminal C at Denver International Airport. The project included four levels and a basement.
The Denver Justice Center project involved structural BIM modelling of concrete and steel members for a courthouse development covering approximately 320,000 gross square feet, with five floors and a basement.
A dry riser system is a vertically installed, non-pressurized piping network used in buildings typically ranging from 18 to 50 meters in height, enabling rapid firefighting access to upper floors.
A comprehensive Fire Pump Room final layout was developed in Autodesk Revit, delivering a fully coordinated design for the firefighting system.
Comprehensive MEP services, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire-protection systems were delivered through rigorous multidisciplinary coordination.
For a large 10-floor office fit-out, BIM was implemented for firefighting systems by integrating Architectural, Structural, and MEP models within a coordinated digital environment
Through the integration of Architectural, Structural, and MEP models, BIM was successfully implemented for firefighting systems, resolving all clashes.
