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BIM Modeling Services

Revit BIM Modeling Services for Dubai Projects

Bonarch Draft provides BIM modeling for Dubai architecture firms, consultancies and fit-out contractors. We are a Canada-based production studio: you send drawings, sketches or scans, and we turn them into clean, coordinated Revit models, so your team can stay focused on design decisions, clients and authority submissions.

Native Revit · PDF + DWG sheets
Up to LOD 350
Architectural & interior models
Structure & MEP clash checks
Project-based pricing

What we model and what we coordinate

Our core is architectural modeling, together with interior and fit-out detailing. When your structural and MEP consultants provide their own models, we coordinate them against the architecture.

Architectural Models
  • Walls, floors and roofs
  • Doors and windows
  • Stairs, landings and railings
  • Ceilings
  • Rooms and spaces
Interior & Fit-Out
  • Partitions
  • Ceilings
  • Joinery
  • Finishes
Coordination
  • Your consultants’ structural models
  • Your consultants’ MEP models
  • Clash checks between disciplines
  • Conflicts flagged before drawings go to site
Engineering design for structure and MEP stays with your consultants. We coordinate their models; we don’t produce them. For detailed fit-out packages, see our fit-out drawings service.

How we Work

You send what you have: DWG or PDF drawings, sketches or concept designs, SketchUp or Rhino files, a partial Revit model, or point cloud scans. We review it and confirm scope, assumptions, price and timeline before modeling starts.

Modeling inside your standards: your templates, naming conventions and sheet structure, up to LOD 350.

Coordination and clash checks against your consultants' structural and MEP models, where they provide them.

Quality control: an internal pre-delivery checklist, warnings clean-up, and a final review by a senior team member.

Delivery: native Revit model with families embedded, PDF and DWG sheets, and schedules. Progress updates daily or every other day along the way.

What you receive

Every model is produced natively in Revit, with all families embedded. Standard delivery includes the native Revit file, drawing sheets in PDF and DWG, and schedules for doors, windows, rooms and spaces. IFC and NWC exports, and quantity take-off, are available as add-on services. We’re familiar with ISO 19650-based workflows and work inside your own templates, naming conventions and project standards.

LOD 300 vs LOD 350: what actually changes

LOD 300. Every element is modeled with its exact geometry, size, shape, location and orientation. A wall has the right thickness, height, material and position.

LOD 350. Everything in LOD 300, plus how elements meet and connect. The same wall now shows where and how it meets the floor slab, where MEP ducts and pipes pass through it, and how it connects to beams or columns.

A staircase at LOD 300 has the correct geometry and dimensions. At LOD 350 it also shows its connection to the landing, where the railings are fixed, and how it meets the slab.

That extra layer is what makes a set construction-ready: conflicts show up in the model, not on site.

What we clean up in the files you send

Client files rarely arrive perfect. The issues we handle most often:

  • Messy CAD: disorganised layers, drawings not to scale, exploded blocks
  • Wrong or shifted levels and datums
  • PDFs with no dimensions to trace from
  • Broken or oversized Revit families
  • Mixed units
  • Sheets that don’t agree with each other

Project snapshot: luxury residential villa

BIM model and documentation produced by Bonarch Draft.

  • Interior area: approx. 660 m²
  • Output: 112 A2 sheets
  • Model: Revit, LOD 350
  • Timeline: approx. 8 weeks

Frequently asked questions​

What do you need from us to start?
Whatever you have: DWG or PDF drawings, sketches or concept designs, SketchUp or Rhino files, a partial Revit model, or point cloud scans. We review it and confirm scope before starting.
What do you deliver?
A native Revit file with all families embedded, drawing sheets in PDF and DWG, and schedules such as doors, windows and rooms. IFC/NWC exports and quantity take-off are available as add-on services.
Do you model structure and MEP?
No. We model architecture and interior/fit-out elements. When your structural and MEP consultants provide their models, we coordinate them against the architecture and run clash checks.
What is the difference between LOD 300 and LOD 350?
LOD 300 models each element with its exact geometry, size and position. LOD 350 adds how elements connect: for example, where a wall meets the slab, where MEP services pass through it, and how it ties into beams or columns.
Can you work to our templates and standards?
Yes. We work inside your own Revit templates, naming conventions, layer standards and sheet structure, so the model fits straight into your workflow. We confirm your standards with you before modeling starts.
How do you control quality?
Every model goes through an internal checklist and warnings clean-up, then a final review by a senior team member before it reaches you.
How long does a BIM model take?
It depends on the project and your requirements. As a reference, a 660 m² luxury villa with 112 A2 sheets was delivered in about 8 weeks.
How do you price BIM modeling?
Pricing is project- or phase-based. After reviewing your files, we confirm scope, assumptions, price and timeline before production starts.
Can I see sample work?
Yes. Download our BIM portfolio to see our models and drawing sets across residential and commercial fit-out projects, or tell us your project type and we'll share the closest examples we can show.