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Healthcare
Hospitals, clinics, diagnostic facilities, treatment spaces and clinical support areas.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Coordination
Clinical buildings carry more services per square metre than almost any other type, and the ceiling zones above corridors and treatment rooms are where they meet. The model coordinates those zones against structure and room layouts, with access and service clearances kept clear.
What each discipline models
- L.01Architectural
Room layouts, clinical spaces, circulation and finishes.
- L.02Structural
Framing, slabs and openings.
- L.03MEPF
HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection, plus medical-gas systems only where included in project scope.
- L.04Coordination
Ceiling zones, equipment interfaces, access and service clearances.
Where these projects go wrong, and how the model prevents it
- C.01
Ceiling zones above corridors and clinical rooms are overloaded
ApproachServices are routed by zone and level and clash-tested against structure and ceilings before drawings are issued.
- C.02
Clinical equipment needs fixed interfaces with services
ApproachEquipment interfaces and service clearances are modeled and checked in the federated model.
- C.03
Slab openings must match services exactly
ApproachOpenings and penetrations in the structural model are reconciled with the MEPF models so both sets of drawings agree.
- Ceiling zones above corridors and clinical rooms
- Equipment interfaces in treatment and diagnostic spaces
- Access and service clearances for maintenance
- Slab openings and penetrations reconciled with services
- Architectural model of clinical spaces, circulation and finishes
- Structural model of framing, slabs and openings
- Coordinated MEPF models for each trade in scope
- Federated model with clash reports and a tracked issue log
Standard modeling capability: up to LOD 400, across every discipline.
LOD & Standards →Process
- 01
Brief & inputs
Drawings, models, standards and templates collected, with scope agreed by discipline and level of detail.
- 02
Discipline modeling
Each discipline modeled on the project's shared coordinate system, to your naming and template standards.
- 03
Federation & clash cycles
Models federated and clash-tested, with issues tracked through resolution with the responsible trades.
- 04
Sign-off & handover
Issue log closed out and coordinated models and drawings handed over, with a change log.
Healthcare: common questions
Medical gas is modeled only where it is part of the agreed project scope, alongside HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection.
Same disciplines, different buildings
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Server halls, cooling infrastructure and cable routing, coordinated across disciplines for critical facilities.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Coordination
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Illustrative render04Industrial & Manufacturing
Industrial facilities, structural framing, piping and building services, coordinated for maintainable operations.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Civil / Site
- Coordination
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Illustrative render01Airports & Transit
Terminal buildings, transit hubs and long-span structures, with MEPF coordinated through dense passenger areas.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Civil / Site
- Coordination
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STRATA models design intent supplied by your architect or engineer of record. We are not the architect or engineer of record on your project, and we do not stamp or seal drawings.
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