BIM design (Revit)

A 3D model of all electrical systems — clashes are found in the design, not on site.

Scope

What the design covers

  • Revit model of the electrical discipline: LV switchboards (size, level, code), cable trays, ladders and conduits, general, emergency and escape lighting with power and circuit parameters
  • UPS, generator, ATS, transformer — as devices with power; earthing and lightning protection as the main routes
  • ELV in a separate workset or file: fire alarm, voice alarm, intruder alarm, access control, CCTV, racks — with a containment separation rule
  • Openings and reservations for structure and mechanical — clash: slab–tray, shaft–duct, switchroom–structure
  • Working on the architect's coordination model (linked, not copied) and on the project CDE: Autodesk Docs / BIM 360 or the client's platform
  • Electrical BEP: the client's Revit version, shared coordinates, file and workset naming, LOD per stage, clash schedule
  • Clash report (Navisworks / Revit): number, view, discipline, status — only clashes that cost money on site
  • Schedules from model parameters: luminaires, switchboards, containment lengths — for bills of quantities and tender
  • Issue: PDF sheets from the model, DWG plans, discipline IFC; RVT where the contract provides for it
  • Conventional documentation outside the model: single-line diagrams, calculations, DSO connection conditions, expert approvals

Why Eko Elprom

What the client gains

Fewer clashes on site

Containment, switchrooms and shafts checked against structure and ventilation in the model — not while cutting the slab.

BIM where it makes sense

A model when the architecture is in Revit or the building cannot afford clashes (airport, data centre, hospital). DSO networks and simple revisions — in 2D, no surcharge for modelling families.

A proven coordination rhythm

Old Market Square in Poznań — documentation entirely in BIM with a CDE platform; the same cycle runs on the Wrocław terminal and CMGO at Kraków Airport.

The contractor does not need Revit

They receive PDF, DWG and IFC. Unrestricted licences and the designer's liability stay with the person, not the model.

Process

From first sketch to handover

One lead designer at every stage. Cross-discipline coordination, approvals with distribution system operators and utilities, presence on site.

01

BEP and start-up model

Revit version, CDE, naming, LOD and shared base point agreed at the start.

02

Building permit model

LOD 300: main routes, switchboards, luminaires with loads; coordination with architecture and structure.

03

Detailed design model

LOD 350: routes with fill, devices with parameters, openings; clash reports.

04

Issues and supervision

PDF sheets, DWG and IFC from the model, updates for site changes.

Selected projects in this field

Photos: our archive and partner materials — credits in the descriptions. See all projects →

Revitalisation of the Old Market Square, Poznań — Eko Elprom project
InfrastructureRevitalisation of the Old Market Square, PoznańBIM · Revit 3DOld Market Square, Poznań (City of Poznań, design & build, BIM): from concept design and functional and utility programme (PFU) to detailed design and designer's site supervision — electrical and ELV disciplines in a consortium with WLC.design consortium (WLC: roads, structural engineering, water & drainage) · lead design consultant Graph'it · client City of Poznań: WLC Inżynierowie · Graph'it (Warszawa) · 2021–2024
Revitalisation of the Old Market Square, Poznań — Eko Elprom project
InfrastructureOld Market Square, Poznań — BIM modelBIM · Revit 3DBIM model of the Old Market Square — electrical and ELV design.BIM model: WLC Inżynierowie · 2021–2024
Airport Terminal, Radom — Eko Elprom project
AirportsAirport Terminal, RadomBIM · Revit 3DNew Warsaw-Radom passenger terminal (30,000 m²): detailed design of electrical installations in 2D and 3D (Revit) for general contractor MIRBUD.architecture · general contractor: PIG Architekci · general contractor MIRBUD · 2019–2023
City Forum / City One, Wrocław — Eko Elprom project
OfficesCity Forum / City One, WrocławBIM · Revit 3DCity One office building by Archicom (25,000 m², LEED, designed in Revit 3D): telecom service connections, ELV systems, I&C and BMS.architecture · client Archicom: Archicom Studio Projekt · 2018
Airport Fire Service, Katowice-Pyrzowice — Eko Elprom project
AirportsAirport Fire Service, Katowice-PyrzowiceBIM · Revit 3DAirport Fire Service building at Katowice Airport: uninterruptible (guaranteed) power supply, lighting, alarm and communications systems.architecture: PIG Architekci
Wrocław Airport Terminal Extension — in progress — Eko Elprom project
AirportsWrocław Airport Terminal Extension — in progressBIM · Revit 3DExtension of the Wrocław-Strachowice passenger terminal — electrical and ELV systems, design in progress.architecture · structural engineering: AKE Studio · WLC Inżynierowie · 2026–

FAQ

Client questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often when quoting this type of project.

No. We use BIM when there is an architectural model or when the building requires it — airports, data centres, hospitals, design & build with a CDE. Power networks, DSO connections and some revisions stay in 2D.
No. The contractor receives PDF sheets from the model, DWG plans and IFC. We hand over the RVT file when the client holds a licence and the project BEP provides for it.
In practice: concept LOD 200 (power zones, switchrooms, containment corridors), building permit design LOD 300 (main routes, switchboards as volumes, luminaires with power), detailed design LOD 350 (filled containment, equipment with parameters, openings for structure). We do not model bolts or cable labels.
No. Single-line diagrams, calculations, the power balance, connection conditions and expert approvals live outside the model, in conventional documentation. The model provides geometry, coordination and schedules.
The client's or lead designer's version — agreed in the BEP at the start, together with units, the shared base point and file naming.

Contact

Free quote: BIM design (Revit)

Send drawings, a brief or a short scope description — we will reply within one working day and send a quote with a schedule within two working days.

The company carried out the work entrusted to it with the utmost care, maintaining a high standard of documentation and always on time. (translated from Polish)
Project Manager, ANNA-BUD Sp. z o.o. (general contractor) — Air traffic control tower with airport fire station, Warsaw-Radom Airport · 2022 · See the reference letter →

Quick enquiry

Reply within 1 working day, quote within 2. Helpful: floor plans or the architectural design, the power balance, grid connection conditions (if any).

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    Marek Łagodziński
    CEO · Lead Electrical Designer
    +48 604 152 533 · mlagodzinski@ekoelprom.pl

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