Fabrication-ready shop drawings and BIM models for steel fabricators, contractors, and engineers.
From 3D modeling in Autodesk Advance Steel to CNC data and erection documentation, we deliver complete, coordinated detailing packages. Our drawings are checked before release, so your workshop can fabricate and your crew can erect without guesswork.
3D Modeling and Connections
3D Structural Steel Modeling
Detailed BIM models of structural and miscellaneous steel built in Autodesk Advance Steel. Every member, plate, and connection is modeled to fabrication level, so drawings and reports come straight from one reliable source.
Steel Connection Detailing
Modeling and detailing of bolted and welded connections, prepared for efficient fabrication and straightforward site assembly.
Coordination and Model Exchange
Coordination with Engineers and Architects
We work directly with your design team to resolve questions early, track revisions, and keep the steel model aligned with the latest structural and architectural information.
BIM Coordination and Model Exchange
Clash checking and model exchange with other disciplines using IFC and other compatible BIM formats, so steel fits with MEP, concrete, and architecture before it reaches the shop.
Layout and Erection Drawings
General Arrangement Drawings (GA)
Structural layouts, framing plans, elevations, and sections that show the overall steel arrangement and give the whole team a clear reference.
Erection Drawings
Erection plans, assembly positioning, and installation documentation that help site crews place and connect every piece in the correct sequence.
Shop Drawings
Assembly Drawings
Fabrication drawings for steel assemblies with dimensions, welds, bolt specifications, and part marks, ready for the workshop floor.
Single Part Drawings
Detailed drawings of individual members, plates, and connection components, including dimensions, holes, cuts, and material grades.
Fabrication Data and Lists
CNC Data Export (DSTV and DXF)
Manufacturing data prepared for automated cutting, drilling, and processing, which reduces manual programming and shop errors.
Material Take-Offs (MTO)
Material lists, bolt lists, assembly lists, and bills of materials (BOM) generated directly from the model, so quantities match the drawings.
Secondary Steel and Documentation Packages
Miscellaneous Steel Detailing
Stairs, railings, ladders, platforms, and other secondary steel, detailed with the same care as primary structure.
Fabrication Documentation
Complete workshop drawing packages, organized and ready for steel fabrication and assembly.