Model buildable details, not abstract intent
Organize assemblies, components, and references into clear BIM-ready details that move beyond flat markups.
Hosted supplier detail libraries
BIMDetails
Publish branded technical details architects can search, inspect, and embed directly into project workflows.
BIMDetails gives suppliers a public detail library, a full viewer, and an embeddable widget for their own website without forcing teams back into static PDF handoffs.
Featured detail
See the product immediately
This mini viewer runs the same runtime as the full BIMDetails viewer, but with a lighter control set so suppliers and architects can understand the detail without leaving the page.
Live product proof
Seeded Curtain Wall Runtime
This seeded project exists so browser automation can open a fully populated editor workspace with deterministic metadata, revision history, and scene state.
Play the sequence, inspect the geometry, then open the full viewer to explore metadata, workflow context, and the supporting publication record.
Supplier branding flows through the gallery, detail page, viewer, and widget so the public library feels like a product, not a placeholder demo.
Inline viewer
Seeded Curtain Wall Runtime
3D viewer ready to load
This inline surface runs the same scene runtime as the dedicated viewer, with a lighter control set for quick inspection.
What the platform changes
A supplier detail library should feel ready to use, not custom-built every time.
BIMDetails keeps publishing, review, branding, and website distribution inside one product so suppliers can ship a credible technical library without stitching together a custom viewer stack.
Show sequence, access, and dependencies
Use assembly timelines to explain what happens first, what changes next, and what a final condition should look like.
Share review-ready detail packages
Publish details into a public-facing viewer workflow so architects, builders, and manufacturers can review the same model context.
Keep reusable logic close to the detail
Standardize repeatable systems, manufacturer-specific conditions, and common build sequences without recreating every scene from scratch.
Workflow
The handoff from authoring to supplier distribution is the product.
The workflow is strongest when one detail moves from active modeling to supplier-branded publication, then out to the public gallery and an embeddable website widget without losing the technical story.
Step 01
Build the condition
Start from a detail need, compose the assembly, and isolate the geometry that actually matters to the field condition.
Step 02
Sequence the assembly
Capture key stages so teams can review installation order, dependencies, and final state without guesswork.
Step 03
Publish and review
Share a cleaner public-facing model experience for coordination, design review, manufacturer support, or constructability conversation.
Published examples
Representative details already running through the BIMDetails viewer.
Each publication keeps the model, the sequence context, and the review surface aligned so a detail can be inspected instead of merely described.
Live catalog. Published details, component metadata, and engagement data are all coming from the current production content set.
Publication
3D viewer ready
Facade support detail
Jan 14, 2026Rev 1
Curtain Wall Anchor Zone
A facade support example built around anchor positioning, access, and review clarity.
323672
Curtain wallSupportFacade
Publication
3D viewer ready
Structural detail
Feb 11, 2026Rev 1
Steel Column Base Connection
A representative example of a structural base connection detail with assembly-aware context.
245453
SteelConnectionFoundation
FAQ
Questions technical teams ask before changing their review workflow.
Short answers for visitors evaluating whether BIMDetails fits the way they create, coordinate, and publish construction details.
Is BIMDetails a general BIM authoring tool?+
No. The product focus is construction-detail communication: assemblies, conditions, sequencing, and shared review, not whole-building authoring.
Who is the public site for?+
It is designed for teams evaluating the platform, browsing example details, and requesting a working demo or conversation.
Does the platform support shareable viewer experiences?+
Yes. A core product direction is publishing a detail into a lighter review workflow so non-editing stakeholders can inspect the same condition.
Can manufacturers use it for standard detail systems?+
Yes. Reusable components and standardized systems are a stated long-term fit for the platform.
Next step
Request a working walkthrough of the BIMDetails platform.
Tell us what kinds of details your team needs to model, review, sequence, or publish. We will tailor the conversation around those workflows.