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For developers and owners

See the assumptions behind every option.

Understand a site, test building options and compare their areas and program, then carry the chosen option forward as a model your architects can continue.

The school site: a 17.6 hectare parcel with the building, parking, fields and access roads

Start with the question.

Capacity, access, program and priorities. Not only the financial return.

  1. 01How much can this site hold?

    On 17.6 ha: 1,200 students, 22,996 m² of rooms and 570 parking spaces.

  2. 02Where do cars, buses and service go?

    Buses to the west, parents to the south, deliveries from the east.

  3. 03What program fits?

    40 classrooms, 8 labs, 4 workshops, a 600-seat auditorium and a gym.

  4. 04What changes if we drop a floor?

    Ask the agent. It reports what moves and what no longer fits.

Compare what changes and what stays fixed.

Put options side by side at the same scale, with the same measures, before anyone commits.

Option A, the courtyard scheme on its site

Option A · Courtyard

Option B

Option B

Site area17.6 haPending
Room area22,996 m²Pending
Levels2Pending
Parking570 spacesPending
Courtyard3,400 m²Pending

22,996m²

  • Room area, both levels
  • Measured to wall centre lines
  • Includes circulation
  • Excludes the 3,400 m² courtyard
  • Not gross floor area

Every number says how it was measured.

Gross, net and room areas stay separate. Cost allowances show what they include. No number without its basis.

The chosen option on its site

The chosen option becomes the architects' model.

The same option as an editable BIM model

BIMIQ supports feasibility and early design. It does not promise zoning, cost or approval outcomes.

Start with the decision you need to make.

Bring the project, and BIMIQ will take it from research to a model you can keep editing.