AEO Design Consultant

Elden Elms | Located in California

In brief, Elden Elms project with an approximate area of 141,000 SF is a 7-level affordable housing residential building involving construction of 95 apartments (one bed, two bed and three bed units) and 100 car parking slots. Being constructed to have considerable units reserved for citizens with special needs.

Services Offered

Working and successfully delivering on number of BIM projects for clients across California, AEODC was strongly referred for this project. Working on similar projects delivering the scope in record time each time, AEODC was immediately brought on board by the client to deliver the defined scope of work in a very tight timeline.

The scope of work included in the project:

Revit Modeling:
Creating detailed 3D models of the architecture, structure and MEP systems using Autodesk Revit software.

Clash Detection and Coordination Report:
Utilizing Navisworks to identify and resolve clashes between various trades, ensuring smooth construction execution.

Virtual Construction Study Report :
Creating precise and accurate clash reports for project stakeholders suggesting options to resolve the clashes before the actual construction begins.

Project Challenges

The project presented several complex challenges, including:

Structure Drawings:
It had set of missing information which led to regular intelligent guesswork to deliver the job on-time.

Missing Information:
Lot of information was missing such wall types at certain locations and ceiling levels, which hindered modeling speed, as client input was needed before finalizing.

Douglas Enclave | Florida

Douglas Enclave is an 11-story, 202,000 SF residential project comprising 200 apartment units, with the first three levels dedicated to parking, services, and recreation. AEODC was engaged by a repeat client to deliver LOD 350 modeling within an 8–9 week timeframe.

Scope of Work

• LOD 350 Revit modeling for Architecture, Structure, and MEP

• Navisworks clash detection and multi-discipline coordination

• Preparation of architectural and structural sheets

Project Challenges

• Compressed delivery schedule

• Intensive coordination across Architecture, Structure, Civil, and MEP

• Complex MEP layouts at parking levels

Strategies Implemented

• Streamlined BIM workflows and efficient modeling processes

• Close collaboration using tools like Procore for quick issue resolution

• Strong QA measures to ensure model accuracy

AEODC delivered a fully coordinated BIM model that reduced construction risks, improved clarity, and supported faster execution on site.

KFC Outlet | Located in Kentucky

In brief, a single storey KFC Outlet with an approximate area of 4,255 SF is being re-designed to blend with the changing times. The architectural design is similar to other buildings owned by KFC. The key highlight is the exterior facade, bearing the Logo, decorative windows and the stack walls on the exterior. Our Client designed the internal layout of the restaurant followed by enhancing the exterior elevations.

Services Offered

Having a remarkable track record of successfully delivering stand-alone hospitality BIM projects, AEODC was awarded the project to deliver the defined scope at LOD350 working on BIM 360 in a time span of under 3.0 weeks.

The scope of work included in the project:

Revit Architecture Modeling:
Creating 3D Revit Model of as-built works.

Enhancing the Model:
Enhancing the Revit architecture model to incorporate design proposed.

Extraction of CD Set:
Preparation and Extraction of enhanced design plans, elevations, sections and details.

Project Challenges

The project presented several complex challenges, including:

Limited Timeline:
The project required modeling of parametric families of the decorative windows featuring sun-shades and louvers including wall features like cornices within the project modeling duration only.

Phase Deliver:
The project had to be delivered in 2 Phases – existing & new. Hence team had to make sure modeling the existing phase accurately so as to not affect elements in the new phase which required meticulous planning and communication.

Strategies Implemented

The strategies implemented for successfully delivering the project:

Optimized Workflows:
Created families of stack walls used in other KFC projects to streamline workflows and maximize productivity.

Collaborative Approach:
Strengthened collaboration between the design and site teams to resolve issues promptly. Delivered the existing phase ahead of schedule, enabling the client to cross-check on-site before clearing the new phase modeling.

Quality Assurance:
Implemented rigorous quality control measures to maintain accuracy and consistency throughout the project.

By addressing these challenges, AEODC timely delivered the KFC project that facilitated efficient construction in phases and minimized costly errors and delays in record time at site.

Airport Control Center | Located in Arizona

In brief, the Airport Control Center located at Sky Harbor in Arizona involves design and construction of the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport New Emergency Command Center and AEOC Building for improved operational efficiency.

Services Offered

Having a remarkable track record of successfully delivering MEP Pump room coordination works, AEODC was awarded the project to create the Revit ASMEP model at LOD 350 of the existing MEP Pump room, which would be used by the Client to analyze and coordinate the re-installation of new MEP equipment to cater to the increased load, all within a tight 2.0 to 3.0 week time-frame.

The scope of work included in the project:

Revit Modeling:
Creating detailed 3D models of architecture, structure, and MEP systems with precision.

Extraction of CD Set:
Preparation of existing arrangement of Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing system.

• Project Location

  Florida

• Project Category

  Commercial

• Scope of Work

  • Revit Architecture Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Revit Structure Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Revit MEP Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Navisworks Clash Detection & Coordination
     

• Project Category

  Healthcare

• Scope of Work

  • Revit Architecture Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Revit Structure Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Revit MEP Model Enhancement to LOD400
  • Navisworks Clash Coordination

• Client

  General Contractor

• Project Duration

  4.0 to 5.0 Weeks

Sawgrass to Seagrass Center | Located in Florida

In brief, the project involves the new construction of a two-story building in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The building consists of two main levels—Ground and Upper Floor—along with a Roof level. The Ground Floor includes parking areas, mechanical and electrical rooms, a conference room, restrooms, and other support spaces. The Upper Floor serves as the main exhibition space, a community center, and features an open terrace along with additional rooms. According to the project documentation, the total approximate building area is 17,000 SF.

Services Offered

AEODC was engaged to support the project through BIM services, specifically focusing on model development and coordination efforts.

The scope of work included in the project:

Revit Architecture and Structure Model Creation at LOD 350:
Developed the architectural and structural models in Autodesk Revit based on project specifications.

Revit MEP Model Creation at LOD 350:
Created mechanical, electrical, and plumbing models to LOD 350 to align with architectural and structural elements.

Navisworks Clash Detection & Coordination:
Performed clash detection using Navisworks and coordinated with project stakeholders to resolve detected issues prior to construction.