BIM for Workplace Technology Design

BIM Services in Hong Kong

BIM modelling and coordination delivered as part of design consultancy

PTS provides BIM services to support real project delivery. We produce clear, coordinated models and drawings that reduce clashes on site, tighten documentation, and make handover easier for project teams and operators.

We are already delivering BIM on active client projects. If you need BIM outputs alongside technology and workplace design consultancy, we can scope it properly and deliver it in a way contractors can build from.

What We Deliver

Clear BIM outputs that contractors can build from and project teams can coordinate around. We focus on practical deliverables, not modelling for its own sake.

Coordinated BIM Models

  • Discipline models aligned to your project scope
  • Structured naming and model organisation
  • Clean geometry suitable for coordination

Technology and ELV Modelling

  • IT rooms, racks, containment and pathways
  • Floor-by-floor routing and riser coordination
  • Device locations and coverage-driven placement

Drawings and Schedules

  • Plans, sections and key details as required
  • Equipment schedules and tag consistency
  • Outputs that match the construction workflow

Clash Detection Support

  • Clash review packs and issue summaries
  • Prioritisation based on build impact
  • Design updates tracked through revisions

Deliverable Formats

  • Native model files (project dependent)
  • IFC and PDF exports where required
  • Clear revision control and transmittals

Handover-Ready Outputs

  • As-built updates (where provided by contractors)
  • Asset and location data structured for operations
  • Documentation aligned to support and maintenance

Where BIM Fits in Your Project

BIM is most valuable when it reduces site rework and clarifies coordination across multiple floors, risers, and technical spaces. We typically deliver BIM as part of design consultancy and project delivery support.

Multi-floor office projects

  • Consistent floor layouts and repeatable standards
  • Coordination around risers and shared routes
  • Clear documentation for phased delivery

IT rooms and critical spaces

  • Rack layouts, containment and access clearances
  • Coordination with power, cooling and fire systems
  • Buildable details for contractors

Fit-outs and refurbishments

  • Working within constraints of existing buildings
  • Coordination with landlord and base-build elements
  • Practical outputs for fast-moving programmes

How We Work

BIM only helps when it is run with discipline. We keep the process simple, coordinate early, and produce outputs that contractors can build from.

1) Scope and inputs

  • Confirm project scope and deliverables
  • Agree model boundaries and responsibility split
  • Collect drawings, reference models and constraints

2) Modelling and layout

  • Create structured models aligned to the design
  • Place key rooms, routes, and technology elements
  • Apply naming, tagging, and revision discipline

3) Coordination cycles

  • Coordinate with other disciplines and vendors
  • Identify clashes and constructability issues early
  • Iterate through agreed review milestones

4) Issue management

  • Prioritise issues by site impact and programme risk
  • Track actions through revisions
  • Keep decision logs clear and auditable

5) Deliverables and sign-off

  • Produce drawings, schedules and exports as agreed
  • Quality checks before release
  • Transmittals with clear revision control

6) Handover and as-builts

  • Support contractor updates where required
  • As-built pack aligned to operations
  • Model and document handover for ongoing support

Tools, Formats and Coordination

We work in the formats your project team needs, with disciplined revision control and coordination cycles that fit your programme.

Model formats

  • Native models where required (project dependent)
  • IFC exports for coordination
  • PDF drawing sets for construction

Coordination workflow

  • Regular coordination reviews aligned to milestones
  • Clash review packs and issue summaries
  • Clear responsibility split across disciplines

Revision control

  • Consistent naming and versioning
  • Controlled transmittals and change notes
  • Release discipline to prevent site confusion