Integrated BIM Cost, Carbon and Risk Intelligence Platform
One Model.
Project and Risk Mitigation Intelligence.
Transform BIM and IFC models into cost, carbon, asset and risk intelligence through one connected platform.
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Total project cost
£143,975
Demonstration value
Embodied carbon
39.8 tCO₂e
A1–A3 demonstration
Information gaps
6 elements
2 high · 4 medium
Centralised model. Connected intelligence. Select a view above; open the full interactive demo to inspect elements.
Platform capabilities
- 01
Model intelligence
Interactive model, property extraction, quantity schedule and information-gap report.
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iCost commercial intelligence
Cost estimate, cost hotspots, commercial comparison and cost report.
Explore - 03
SustainZone carbon intelligence
Embodied carbon report, hotspots, alternatives and cost-and-carbon comparison.
Explore - 04
Risk & scenario intelligence
Risk heatmap, scenario comparison, route analysis and mitigation proposal.
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How it works
One model, analysed once, then read through the kinds of intelligence your project needs.
- Step 1
Provide your model
Upload or share a BIM or IFC model. It becomes one shared source for every analysis.
- Step 2
Model intelligence
We validate the structure and extract geometry, elements, spaces, materials, properties and quantities.
- Step 3
Information gaps
Missing, incomplete or unsuitable information is identified before it affects later work.
- Step 4
Relevant intelligence
Cost, carbon, asset or risk analysis is applied — only the services relevant to your objective.
- Step 5
Compare
Current and proposed materials, designs or mitigations are compared so trade-offs are clear.
- Step 6
Reports & recommendations
You receive decision-ready outputs for your selected objective.
The journey, step by step
The same model runs through eight steps. The full story is written here; the interactive model below brings it to life. Motion is optional — every step is readable without it.
- Scene 1· Identify the need
One Model. Project and Risk Mitigation Intelligence.
You choose an objective and organisation type. The experience adapts to show only what is relevant.
- Scene 2· Everything starts with the model
Everything Starts with Your BIM or IFC Model.
The BIM or IFC model becomes the common source for every analysis. One scan reveals geometry, materials, spaces, properties, quantities, routes and assets.
- Scene 3· Understand the model
Understand What Is Inside the Model.
Floors separate and elements become selectable. Select an element to see its extracted properties — structured extraction, not just a viewer.
- Scene 4· Identify information gaps
Identify Missing Information Before It Affects Decisions.
Missing materials, classifications, ratings or codes are highlighted with amber outlines, patterns and labels so completeness can be addressed early.
- Scene 5· Apply relevant intelligence
Apply the Intelligence Relevant to Your Project.
The model switches into cost, carbon, asset or risk mode based on what you selected — the precise pathway, not every capability.
- Scene 6· Compare alternatives
Compare Before You Decide.
Current and proposed materials, designs or mitigations are compared so trade-offs are clear before a decision is made.
- Scene 7· Model specialist scenarios
Visualise Possible Impacts and Mitigation Options.
For relevant projects, a fire or restricted-access demonstration shows hazard, impact zones, blocked routes and alternatives. A concept demonstration — not a validated simulation.
- Scene 8· Receive outputs
Bring Us Your Model. We Will Configure the Intelligence Around Your Project.
The model reforms and the relevant reports appear, with a clear next action.
Evidence, limitations and data requirements
Demonstration dataHonesty about what this prototype does and does not show is part of the platform. The following statements apply.
What you are seeing
- A temporary demonstration model (a generic office), not a purpose-built IFC4 terminal.
- Example values only for cost, carbon, information gaps and risk.
- Embodied carbon shown is A1–A3 demonstration, not whole-life carbon.
- The fire scenario is a concept demonstration, not an engineering-validated simulation.
- Placeholder identifiers stand in for real IFC GlobalIds.
What we need from you
- A BIM or IFC model (IFC remains the semantic source of truth).
- Confirmation of which capabilities apply to your project.
- Agreed rate sources and emission factors for cost and carbon.
Capability statuses are not yet confirmed; nothing here should be read as a validated production result.
Discuss your model
Bring us your model and we will configure the intelligence around your project. Your selected objective and organisation are carried into the enquiry so the conversation starts with context.