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Most coordination processes on commercial projects produce one thing reliably.A clash report that is too large to action...
25/05/2026

Most coordination processes on commercial projects produce one thing reliably.
A clash report that is too large to action.

The issue is not the software. It is the absence of structure before federation begins.

At we document a trade-priority rule in the BEP before any model comes together. Structure first. Large HVAC next. Fire protection. Electrical trays. Plumbing last. Every trade knows their routing space before a single run is modeled.

And instead of one unfiltered report, we run targeted clash sets per discipline pair. Electrical vs duct insulation. MEP vs structural openings. Cable trays vs fire-rated ceilings. Each one specific, assigned and actionable.

Two decisions made at the start of the project.
Both held through every coordination cycle.

Swipe through to see how it works in practice.

♻️ Save this if your team coordinates electrical and MEP in tight ceiling zones

One unresolved clash does not stay one clash.It turns into an RFI.That RFI adds time.And across a project, that time com...
21/05/2026

One unresolved clash does not stay one clash.

It turns into an RFI.
That RFI adds time.
And across a project, that time compounds fast.

On most commercial builds, each RFI can add 10 to 14 days. Multiply that across hundreds and the impact is no longer coordination. It is schedule and cost.

With BIM, that problem gets resolved in the model, not on site.

Clashes identified before site work begins
Coordination resolved during design, not installation
Fewer RFIs, more predictable delivery

This is the standard we hold at on every MEP coordination scope.

Less rework. More control.

💬 How early does your team resolve clashes, before site or during it?

19/05/2026

Most people walk into an amphitheatre and experience the space.
That experience is built by the team, long before the first audience arrives.

In a live performance environment at 80,000 square meters, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems do more than just support the building. They define how the space is experienced.

HVAC that performs under full audience load. Electrical systems that run without interruption. Plumbing coordinated across a complex public facility without compromising the design.

A large share of coordination RFIs can be avoided when BIM is used early. On a project at this scale that translates directly into avoided rework, accurate material procurement and systems that perform the way the design intended from day one.

The focus was simple:
Coordinate every system so the space performs exactly as designed.

• Detailed MEP BIM models across mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems
• Clash detection across all disciplines, conflicts resolved before installation
• Layout optimised for both system performance and space utilisation
• Quantity take-offs aligned for accurate procurement
• As-built conditions documented for facility management and future reference

The result:
A coordination-ready model delivered by , eliminating on-site conflicts.
Systems installed correctly the first time.
A space that performs the way the audience experiences it.

💬 On large public assembly projects, how early does your team bring MEP coordination into the design process?

🔗 Full project details - https://www.marsbim.com/projects/mep-bim-services-for-amphitheater/

Specialty trade contractors work at the tail end of the coordination sequence.By the time they mobilise, the space has a...
18/05/2026

Specialty trade contractors work at the tail end of the coordination sequence.
By the time they mobilise, the space has already been shaped by other disciplines.

changes that by bringing specialty trade scopes into the model early — before the coordination window closes.

Swipe through to see how it works across fire protection, curtain wall and drywall.

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💬 What coordination issue impacts your trade most often?

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2026 set a clear direction for where infrastructure is heading.Our Principal Architect and Design Manager, Reema Naik,...
15/05/2026

2026 set a clear direction for where infrastructure is heading.

Our Principal Architect and Design Manager, Reema Naik, was on the ground in Abu Dhabi this week representing MaRS Design Studio at the Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit. The conversations across the summit pointed toward one consistent shift.

The era of isolated project delivery is giving way to coordinated, data-driven frameworks connecting cities, utilities, mobility, housing and digital networks as one system.

Key directions that defined the summit:

- Infrastructure and energy being planned as one integrated discipline
- Affordable housing emerging as a global delivery challenge with modular construction and technology-enabled approaches gaining ground
- Data centres and digital infrastructure reshaping how cities across the GCC are being planned and operated
- Cross-sector partnerships between governments, developers and technology providers driving the most impactful projects
- BIM recognised at a strategic level as an enabler of delivery certainty, resilience and long-term asset value

For the hashtag industry that shift has a direct implication.

BIM is no longer a project tool. It is the delivery infrastructure that makes integrated, large-scale development possible.

The projects being shaped at ADIS demand data intelligence that outlasts the build. That standard is already being written into the briefs.

These are the conversations that shape where the industry is going.
We are glad to be part of them.

Employee well-being remains an important part of building a healthy and productive workplace.Last week, organized a com...
14/05/2026

Employee well-being remains an important part of building a healthy and productive workplace.

Last week, organized a comprehensive Health Check-Up Camp in collaboration with , and .

The camp included eye testing, general medical screenings, blood sugar checks, dental check-ups, and specialist consultations for our team members.

We appreciate the support and professionalism of all three healthcare partners in helping us promote preventive healthcare and employee wellness.

Investing in people always matters 💙

13/05/2026

Managing multiple projects with limited BIM support?
The problem is not capacity. It is access to information.

Construction teams spend hours every week just searching for the right data. Multiply that across active projects and lean teams, and it becomes a hidden drain on time and decisions.

BIM fixes this when it is structured right.

At Mars BIM Solutions this is how we set up every project from day one.

✅ One source of truth across all projects
✅ Version controlled data, no confusion
✅ Information accessible when the team needs it

𝘓𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘴𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨. 𝘔𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘥𝘦𝘤𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨.

💬 How much time does your team lose every week just finding the right information?

Electrical coordination on a commercial build is not just about the single-line diagram.It is conduit routing through a ...
11/05/2026

Electrical coordination on a commercial build is not just about the single-line diagram.

It is conduit routing through a ceiling plenum shared by four other trades. Panel locations validated against mechanical and structural clearances. Lighting fixtures coordinated against everything already in that zone.

When electrical is modeled to LOD 400, those decisions are made in the model not figured out during installation.

Swipe through to see where BIM changes electrical coordination on commercial projects.

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08/05/2026

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06/05/2026

BIM that delivers on site.

Too often a model looks perfect in the coordination meeting but falls short when installation starts. Clearances assumed. Sequences not validated. Field teams making decisions that should have been resolved in preconstruction.

On the Edge on Hudson project in New York, we modeled every MEP zone with installation logic, clearances and sequencing built in from the start. What you see in the model is what got built on site.

At we model for construction reality, not just coordination.

✅ LOD 400 fabrication-ready models
✅ Clash-free, constructible coordination
✅ Field-friendly layouts aligned with real site conditions

It is not about how good the model looks.
It is about how well it performs when the first trade steps on site.

💬 What is the biggest gap your team has seen between what the model showed and what the site needed?

On a multi-floor corporate build, the sequencing decision is often more expensive than the design decision.Not because t...
05/05/2026

On a multi-floor corporate build, the sequencing decision is often more expensive than the design decision.

Not because the design is wrong. Because when structural, MEP and architectural systems are installed out of sequence, the correction happens on site and that is where time and cost escalate fastest.

4D BIM simulation changes that. Construction phases are modelled, validated and stress-tested before mobilisation.

Trade dependencies are visible early.
Installation is planned, not figured out in real time.

On this corporate office project in London, delivered BIM Level 2 with integrated 4D sequencing.

The focus was simple:
Make sure the model supports how the building will actually be built.

• Coordinated multi-discipline BIM models
• Clash detection resolved during design stage, not on site
• 4D construction simulation used to validate installation sequence
• Quantities and cost data aligned with the model
• Construction documentation issued with ex*****on clarity

The result:
A coordinated model, a validated sequence, and fewer surprises during installation.

Less rework.
More predictable delivery.

💬 When does your team validate construction sequencing, before mobilisation or after coordination starts?

🔗 Full project details in the bio

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