Airflow is BIM level 2 ready

05 June, 2014

Airflow Developments is now BIM level 2 ready for its range of ventilation products. The company can supply components in a format that can be placed in the virtual building, which is a requirement of the Government’s BIM strategy paper.

Airflow’s drawing team work with Revit software and is well equipped to develop BIM models specific to project requirements. A dedicated design and specification team can use its expertise to help customers with solutions to individual requirements.

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