Virtual Construction & Design that supports real projects
Revit Hero’s VCD services bridge the gap between design intent and construction reality. We support project teams by building, coordinating, and managing intelligent BIM models that reduce risk, improve clarity, and keep construction moving forward.
We don’t work in isolation; we integrate directly with architects, engineers, contractors, and trades to ensure models are accurate, coordinated, and construction-ready.
What Is VCD?
Virtual Construction & Design uses BIM models to plan, test, and coordinate construction before work begins on site. The goal is simple: fewer clashes, clearer communication, and better decision-making across all stakeholders.
At Revit Hero, VCD is not theoretical. It is practical, deadline-driven, and focused on constructability.
Our VCD Services
Federated BIM Models
Coordination of architectural, structural, and MEP models into a single source of truth.
Clash Detection & Coordination
Identification and resolution of clashes before they reach the site, reducing RFIs and change orders.
Construction Phasing & Sequencing
Existing, demolition, and new construction phasing to support planning and execution.
Model-Based Coordination Meetings
Clear, visual coordination sessions that align consultants, trades, and project teams.
Constructability Reviews
Early identification of risks, access issues, and sequencing conflicts using the model.
Who This Is For
General contractors and construction managers
Design-build teams
Developers managing complex projects
Architectural teams supporting construction-phase coordination
Trades requiring clear, coordinated models
If your project is complex, fast-moving, or high-risk, VCD is not optional; it is essential.
How We Work
Project Review
- Understand scope, team structure, and coordination needs
Model Setup & Integration
- Establish clean, reliable federated models
Active Coordination
- Ongoing clash detection, phasing, and issue resolution
Construction Support
- Continued model updates aligned with site realities
