Introducing BuildArc Triage

Decision Intelligence for Construction, starting with BIM and VDC coordination.

A tool to help you cut through the noise of clash detection by prioritizing and explaining your clash queue.

You make the decisions. BuildArc helps you decide where to start.

9,635 clashes. Where to start?

One Navisworks export from a single building produced 9,635 clashes across 10 clash tests.

That’s not unusual.

Nobody is reviewing nine thousand clashes one by one before the next coordination meeting. Some get skimmed, some get raised because they’re obvious, and many disappear into the noise.

BuildArc Triage gives the coordinator somewhere useful to start with decision intelligence for construction.

In our pilot, 904 clashes were automatically identified as items that didn’t need immediate human attention. The remaining clashes were organised into a ranked review queue, with the disciplines involved, grid location, clash type and viewpoint visible as you work.

Filter by discipline. Change perspective. Review the reasoning. Then decide what to skip, defer or raise as an issue.

Nothing disappears, and BuildArc doesn’t make the decision for you.

Priority depends on who’s looking.

A clash doesn’t have one universal priority. The structural engineer, architect, contractor and owner can look at the same problem and reasonably reach different conclusions.

BuildArc can re-rank the review queue from each party’s perspective while showing exactly why that priority changed.

Same clash. Different exposure. Different priority.

What is Decision Intelligence for Construction?

Construction doesn’t have a shortage of information.

Projects generate thousands of clashes, issues, changes and decisions. The difficult part is working out what needs attention now, who needs to act, and why.

BuildArc is building decision intelligence for construction: software that helps project teams make sense of project information, prioritise what matters and understand the reasoning behind it.

Starting with coordination.