For architects
Start with the brief, develop the architecture, resolve it into BIM and carry the same project into drawings and presentation.
Bring the site, the program and the questions. Develop the first model without losing the assumptions behind it.
Design a mixed-use tower on a waterfront block in Dubai: 160 apartments, about 8,000 m² of offices, a podium with a food hall, and a public garden and plaza.
A design session
Keep the core where it is, but make the one-bedroom homes larger.
01
Ask for a revised layout, a different wing or an opening change, tied to the part of the project you are developing.
02
Use plan, 3D and properties when editing it yourself is the clearer way to work. The agent carries on from your edits.
| Use | Brief | Modeled, m² |
|---|---|---|
| Homes | 160 homes | 13,834 |
| Offices | About 8,000 | 7,874 |
| Food hall, shops, gym, co-working | In the brief | 3,388 |
| Residents' sky garden and amenities | In the brief | 1,736 |
Offices come to 7,874 m² against the brief's “about 8,000”: 56 suites, four a floor.
03
Review areas against the program before accepting the next design move.
Friday · client review prep
A small project review, done in one project instead of three tools.
A workflow example, not a promised completion time.
Bring the project, and Bimiq will take it from research to a model you can keep editing.
