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Infrastructure & Rail
Rail stations, bridges, transport corridors, station buildings and associated site works.
- Civil / Site
- Structural
- Architectural
- MEPF
- Coordination
Infrastructure work is defined by its interfaces: civil alignments meet structures, structures meet buildings, and utilities run under all of it. The model brings civil, structural, architectural and building services together so those interfaces are resolved in one place.
What each discipline models
- L.01Civil / Site
Terrain, alignments, roads, drainage and utilities.
- L.02Structural
Bridges, platforms, retaining elements and structural frames.
- L.03Architectural
Station buildings and passenger facilities.
- L.04MEPF
Station building services and systems, where in scope.
- L.05Coordination
Interfaces between civil, structural, architectural and building services.
Where these projects go wrong, and how the model prevents it
- C.01
Civil alignments meet structures at many points
ApproachTerrain, alignments and structures are modeled on one coordinate system and checked together at every interface.
- C.02
Buried utilities run under foundations and drainage
ApproachUnderground utilities are modeled with their levels and clash-tested against foundations and drainage.
- C.03
Station buildings sit on platforms and site works
ApproachArchitecture, structure and site are federated, so interfaces at platform level are resolved in one place.
- Civil alignments against structures and retaining elements
- Underground utilities against foundations and drainage
- Station buildings against platforms and site works
- Building services interfaces at station level
- Site model of terrain, alignments, roads, drainage and utilities
- Structural model of bridges, platforms and retaining elements
- Architectural model of station buildings
- 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.
Infrastructure & Rail: common questions
Yes, bridges, platforms, retaining elements and structural frames are part of the structural scope.
Same disciplines, different buildings
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Industrial facilities, structural framing, piping and building services, coordinated for maintainable operations.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Civil / Site
- Coordination
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Illustrative render06Sports & Stadiums
Stadium seating, roof structures and concourses, with building systems coordinated for large-scale venues.
- Architectural
- Structural
- MEPF
- Civil / Site
- Coordination
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Illustrative render07Commercial & Residential
Office buildings, apartments, retail and mixed-use projects, with services coordinated through cores and ceilings.
- 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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