BIM Services in Nagpur for Coordinated, Buildable Designs

Ashlar Studio provides Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Nagpur for homes and commercial buildings. Instead of separate 2D drawings, we build one coordinated 3D model that holds walls, slabs, openings and services. Plans, sections, quantities and renders all come from that model, so changes stay consistent and clashes are found before construction.

Thakre Residence, Chinchbhawan, Nagpur: four-storey home with glazed level over stilt parking, modelled by Ashlar Studio
Based inNagpur, Maharashtra
Suited toG+2 to G+3 homes, commercial buildings
Typical modelling timeline[Empty Value]
Fee basis% of project cost or fixed fee

What do BIM services include for a building in Nagpur?

01

Architectural model

A complete 3D model of the building with walls, floors, stairs, openings and roof, set up level by level.

02

Structural coordination

Column, beam and slab positions taken from the structural engineer's design and checked against the architecture.

03

Services coordination

Routes for plumbing, drainage and electrical risers placed in the model to avoid conflicts with beams and openings.

04

Clash checks

Reviews that flag where a pipe, beam, door or stair collides, so the issue is fixed on screen instead of on site.

05

Quantity take-offs

Areas and quantities for key items such as masonry, flooring, plaster and openings, to support budgeting and tendering.

06

Drawings from the model

Plans, sections, elevations and schedules generated from one source, so a change updates every sheet together.

Why does BIM matter for G+2 and G+3 builds in Nagpur?

Most new homes in Nagpur are compact G+2 or G+3 buildings on tight plots, often with stilt parking. Small dimensional errors in such buildings are costly, and approval drawings must match what is built. A coordinated model reduces both risks.

  • Stilt parking levels need columns, ramps and car bays to line up exactly; the model checks clear heights and turning space before the slab is cast.
  • Setbacks, FSI and height under UDCPR can be checked against the model, so approval drawings for NMC or NMRDA reflect the real design.
  • Stair cores, overhead tanks and lift shafts are stacked and checked across all floors, avoiding shifts between levels.
  • Shading projections, jaali screens and deep balconies can be tested for sun on the west and south faces, which matters in Nagpur summers.
  • Quantities drawn from the model help owners compare contractor quotes on the same basis.
  • When a client changes a room late in design, plans, sections and elevations update together instead of drifting out of sync.

How does the design process work?

  1. 01

    Scope & inputs

    We agree the level of detail and collect plans, survey and consultant inputs.

    Deliverable: BIM scope note
  2. 02

    Base model

    Architectural model built floor by floor from the approved layout.

    Deliverable: Architectural 3D model
  3. 03

    Coordination

    Structure and services added and checked for conflicts.

    Deliverable: Clash report
  4. 04

    Outputs

    Drawings, schedules and quantities generated from the model.

    Deliverable: Drawing set and quantity sheets
  5. 05

    Updates on site

    The model is revised as site decisions change the design.

    Deliverable: Revised model and drawings

BIM-modelled projects in Nagpur

Thakre Residence
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Residential Chinchbhawan, Nagpur

Thakre Residence

A four-storey residence in Chinchbhawan, Nagpur, with a fully glazed living level, stone cladding and a timber-lined terrace.

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Khan Residence
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Residential Jafar Nagar, Nagpur

Khan Residence

A corner-plot residence in Jafar Nagar, Nagpur, that layers terracotta-toned cladding with deep white balcony frames.

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Chimote Residence
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Residential Nagpur

Chimote Residence

A corner bungalow defined by a circular window feature, pergola-shaded terraces and a stone-clad vertical spine.

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BIM FAQs

For a G+2 or G+3 house with stilt parking, a coordinated model helps catch errors in column grids, stair alignment and services before construction, when they are cheap to fix. For very simple single-storey homes, standard drawings may be enough.

BIM is usually priced as a percentage of project cost or a fixed fee depending on building size and level of detail. Our current fee is [Empty Value], confirmed in a written proposal after we review your drawings.

Yes. We can build a 3D model from your existing AutoCAD or PDF drawings, flag any inconsistencies we find between plans and sections, and produce a coordinated set.

Approval is granted on submission drawings, not on the model itself. BIM helps by making sure those drawings are consistent and checked against UDCPR setbacks, FSI and parking before they are submitted to NMC or NMRDA.

Modelling a typical G+2 home takes about [Empty Value], depending on how complete the design is and whether structure and services are included.

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