Industries we serve · Built environment

Where the method was built.

Owners, design teams, contractors, and operators produce more information than any later phase can consume, and most of it is lost at the handovers between them: model to model, contract to contract, project to operation. We started here because the problem is acute and the standards to fix it already exist.

What we do here

Built environment: the work.

BIM strategy and information requirements

Requirements a model can actually meet, and checks that prove it does. Exchange information requirements, level-of-information-need definitions, model-checking rules, and the automation that runs them on every issue.

Digital twins that answer operational questions

From federated models to living asset data. We connect the geometry, the sensors, and the records so the twin answers real questions: what is this, what is it connected to, when was it last serviced.

Data standards: IFC, bSDD, classification

IFC as the exchange model, bSDD as the publication target, and Uniclass, OmniClass, and owner schemes held as taxonomies over one shared dictionary. We author, map, and validate the definitions your tools exchange.

Custom tooling

Importers, exporters, validators, and small web applications shaped around one owner's data: the tools the market never ships because they only exist inside one organisation.

How the disciplines apply

The same four disciplines, in this industry.

Data architecture and standards: The dictionary is the asset register's vocabulary: classes, properties, and property sets that IFC and bSDD can carry without loss.
Systems integration: The model, the maintenance system, the building management system, and document control agreeing on one object identity.
AI-ready data pipelines: Validated, classified, provenance-tracked building data is what lets model-based AI answer correctly rather than confidently.
Custom software: Where the gap between two tools is the whole problem, and closing it is a few hundred lines nobody else will write.

Where a product fits

No product is the headline here; this is engagement work. SchemaEnterprise carries the dictionary and bSDD side when a client wants to author and publish definitions themselves, and the rest is designed around your models and systems. Start with the contact band below.

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