Current models for the project team
Steel information can be shared in the project’s required coordination formats.
- Weekly model delivery
- Multiple exchange formats
- Controlled coordination issue
Service overview
The steel model as an active coordination environment
Anatomic Iron works with the BIM requirements of the projects we detail and can provide weekly models in the formats required by the project team.
Project managers participate in remote BIM coordination meetings and provide clear structural-steel input for coordination with other trades. When required, the team can combine models in Navisworks, report clashes and support their resolution through coordination meetings.
Core advantages
Where this service creates project value
A concise view of the technical, commercial and coordination advantages.
Structural input in BIM coordination
Project managers participate in coordination instead of simply publishing a model.
- Remote BIM meetings
- Clear steel input
- Visible ownership of issues
Combined-trade coordination
Navisworks can be used to compare the steel model with other trade models.
- Federated model review
- Clash reporting
- Subtrade coordination
One visible steel environment
Tekla Model Sharing gives project participants access to the developing steel model.
- Shared 3D context
- Earlier conflict resolution
- Support for engineers and trades
How we work
Publish, combine, review and resolve
A controlled sequence keeps technical information aligned with project priorities.
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Confirm BIM requirements
Define formats, meeting cadence and model responsibilities.
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Publish the steel model
Provide the current coordinated model for review.
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Combine trade models
Federate models and identify relevant clashes.
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Resolve interfaces
Review issues with the GC, engineers and subtrades.
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Issue the next model
Publish controlled updates reflecting approved decisions.
Technical focus
Coordination is a managed process, not a model export
The BIM model becomes useful when someone owns the meetings, understands the steel and carries resolved information back into detailing.
That continuity helps conflicts and design issues move toward resolution before erection.
- Cadence
- Weekly models
- Review
- Multi-trade
- Output
- Coordinated updates
Verified project experience
The service in a real project environment
Project information below is taken from Anatomic Iron project records.
Selected projectMiami, Florida, USA
Norwegian Cruise Line Terminal B
The 166,500-square-foot terminal required extensive model-driven coordination across structural, architectural and operational systems.
- Structural steel
- Approx. 7,700 tons
- Facility size
- 166,500 sq. ft.
- Completion
- 2019
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