BIM Consulting Services in Spain

A BIM model is a precise digital representation of a building or infrastructure. A digital twin goes further: it connects that model with real-time data (sensors, IoT, management systems) to monitor and optimize the asset during its lifecycle. We offer services from the initial BIM model to the full implementation of the digital twin.

The first step is a diagnosis: what projects you have, what teams you work with, and your current digital maturity. From there, we design a realistic implementation plan — training, templates, standards, workflows — that doesn't stop your activity during the transition. We've guided architecture studios, engineering firms, and construction companies of various sizes through this process.

BIM methodology allows all disciplines to be coordinated in a single digital model, avoiding errors before construction. At ATBIM, we integrate architecture, structure, and MEP in a common platform and carry out periodic reviews to detect clashes. Each issue is identified, assigned, and resolved before execution. This reduces surprises on site, avoids rework, and ensures everyone works with up-to-date, consistent information.

We perform laser scanning or drone photogrammetry, obtain a high-precision point cloud, and convert it into a complete BIM model in Revit. It's the ideal starting point for renovations, retrofits, installations on existing buildings, or digital twins for maintenance. We've applied it to historic buildings, industrial plants, parking lots, and stadiums.

When the asset is already built or in use and you want to optimize its maintenance, energy consumption, or operational management. The digital twin connects the BIM model with real-time data from the building or facility. It's especially valuable in large industrial, logistics, or healthcare assets where operating and maintenance costs are high. The project BIM model is the perfect foundation.

Yes. We've developed projects in multiple countries: infrastructures in Murcia and Huesca, projects in Venezuela, a dam in Dubai, a modular hospital in Mauritius, and coordination work in Madrid and Barcelona for large surfaces and top-level infrastructures. BIM methodology allows remote work efficiently, regardless of project location.