Begin with the thing itself.
Geometry, material, operation and manufacturing intent define how the product behaves in the model.
Parametric Revit families and specification content for building product manufacturers.
Geometry, material, operation and manufacturing intent define how the product behaves in the model.
Geometry, material, operation and manufacturing intent define how the product behaves in the model.
Profiles are separated, constraints applied, and the product becomes a system driven by parameters, not fixed geometry.
Rules link dimensions, materials and product options without duplicating geometry for every variant.
Classification, product data and specification fields travel with the model into schedules, take-offs and the spec.
Consistent naming, shared parameters and version control keep the whole catalog aligned as products are added and updated.
Your product sits in the architect's model at the moment the building is being decided, not in a catalog they have to go looking for.
Parametric Revit families, manufacturer product libraries and architectural BIM modelling.
CAPABILITIES
Start with one Revit family, rebuild a catalog, or build the full library behind a global product range.
Custom parametric Revit families built to your product data, accurate geometry, light files, and everything a specifier needs to schedule them.
Product geometry, technical data and parametric rules become one system your team can publish, maintain, and an architect can specify from.
Discuss your catalog


Your product, rebuilt as a parametric Revit family, same geometry, same dimensions, ready to place and schedule.
Discuss your catalogYour product data flows into parametric rules and out to Revit, IFC and your website.
Discuss your catalogConfigurators, Revit tools and PIM-to-BIM integrations connect catalog data to the files and interfaces specification teams actually use.
Digital product systemsAdjust the generic configuration to preview the product logic.
Established manufacturers whose product lines we built a full line of BIM content for. Records publish as each client signs off.
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View record ↗We map the product roadmap, source information, required outputs and delivery timeline.
We identify the standards your BIM content has to meet, based on where you plan to publish it — your own site, BIM platforms, or architect and specifier libraries.
We build the model, the workflow and the digital system in stages, each one controlled and reviewable.
Geometry, parameters, information, performance and usability are checked against the agreed criteria.
We confirm the results with you and take your feedback, then document and prepare everything for the target platform or project team.
We maintain your BIM content, grow your product line, and keep the library current and accurate.
The studio is built on thirteen years of professional architectural and Revit work.
From single-parameter components to fully nested product systems.
Manufacturers and architects across the US, Australia, Canada and Europe.
Once the project closes we stay available and help you keep your BIM content accurate and up to date.
Every family is quoted individually — scope depends on geometry, parameters, number of variants and required formats. Send us your product information and we will review it before quoting.
Yes. Coordinated BIM libraries for complete product lines and multi-SKU catalogs. Large programs begin with catalog analysis, a content standard and a pilot batch, then run in phases.
STEP and other 3D models, CAD files, PDFs, product drawings or technical data. Geometry is rebuilt and optimized for practical BIM performance; missing dimensions or variants are flagged at scope review.
Yes. We audit geometry, file size, parameters, naming, materials, metadata and Revit compatibility across the library, then deliver a prioritized improvement roadmap or a rebuild scope.
Families are delivered for Revit 2020 through 2026. Tell us which versions your specifiers use and we will match them.
Yes, alongside RFA and RVT. The target IFC version, platform and intended use are confirmed at scoping.
You do. On final payment you receive the families and the source files, with no licence restrictions and no dependency on us to use or edit them.
One family takes about a week. A set of several families takes about two weeks. Catalog programs run in phases, scheduled at scoping.
We stay available after delivery and can upgrade your library so the content keeps working for specifiers on current versions.
Yes. We recommend a paid trial on one of your own products — one family in a week, or a small set in two. You see the real quality on your own geometry before committing to a catalog, and we scope the wider work from there.