Your IFC models, in the browser.

1. 01

   Create a project

   A project holds the models of one drawing set.

2. 02

   Import the IFC

   Your browser converts it once. What goes to the cloud is the converted model, a small fraction of the file.

3. 03

   Explore and share

   Sections, plans, measurements and checks. Invite colleagues, or send a read-only link.

• Several models in one scene

  Architecture, structure and services side by side, each switched on and off on its own, with a check that they line up.

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• Tree, types and properties

  The spatial structure, every IFC class in the scene and the property sets of each element.

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• Plans, elevations and sections

  Generated from the model: a plan per storey, the four elevations and a section on any cutting plane.

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• Dimensioned sheets in DXF

  Technical drawings with layers, scaled viewports and annotations, saved as DXF.

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• Measure, filter, check

  Distances, areas, angles and volumes; filters by class and property; IDS requirements run against the scene.

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• Notes and BCF issues

  Notes pinned to elements and issues with status and comments, shared with the whole project.

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IFC

2x3, 4 and 4x3, read in the browser.

BCF

Issues exported as .bcf; BCF 2.1 and 3.0 files imported.

IDS

Information requirements checked against the scene.

DXF

Technical drawings with their layers and annotations.

glTF

The selected elements as a GLB file.

For the people who have to read models, check them and discuss them:

• Designers in every discipline: architecture, structures, building services, infrastructure, safety
• BIM coordinators
• Contractors
• Clients and owners