Focused BIM delivery. Scalable digital systems.
Start with a Revit family, a defined BIM work package or an existing-library review. Scale into complete manufacturer programs, ongoing production and connected product infrastructure when the brief requires it.
Start with one clear need. Build only as far as the work demands.
134 Families takes on single technical assignments and multi-stage catalog programs alike. Scope grows with product volume, data depth and the level of ongoing support you need.
- 01One custom Revit family or a defined conversion assignment
- 02A coordinated product line or complete BIM library
- 03An audit and rebuild of your existing BIM content
- 04Ongoing support: new products, updates and Revit version upgrades
A precise service at every layer of BIM.
Each area has a defined technical scope and can stand alone or connect to a wider delivery program.
Revit & BIM Content
Custom, parametric and manufacturer-ready BIM objects developed for accuracy, performance and straightforward specification.
02Manufacturer BIM Solutions
Strategy, production standards and ongoing content systems designed around manufacturer products, markets and release cycles.
03BIM Library Development
Structured product libraries with consistent geometry, parameters, naming, documentation and governance.
04BIM Content Audit & Optimization
We review geometry, file size, parameters, naming, materials, metadata and Revit compatibility across an existing library, then deliver a prioritized improvement roadmap or a rebuild scope.
05Ongoing BIM Support
Flexible BIM maintenance, white-label production and dedicated specialist capacity for changing project and catalog demands.
From one family to a full product library.
Enter at whatever level fits, these are scopes, not stages you have to pass through.
One product, one week — the usual way in.
A coordinated set, delivered in about two weeks.
The full catalog, standardised and phased.
New products, updates and Revit version upgrades.
Start with one product.
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.
Start with one family