s2b

scan2bim

BIM workspace for models, plans, and review flows

First product shell for the BIM-native SaaS foundation

Models. Drawings. Decisions.

Turn fragmented building data into one operational BIM workspace.

scan2bim combines IFC models, PDFs, and project artefacts in a focused operating layer for coordination, QA, review topics, and future That Open viewer workflows.

Primary artefacts
IFC + PDF
Core engine
That Open
Current base
Rails 8.1

Command deck

Project North Yard

synced

Model stream

Campus_A.ifc

2.4 GB parsed
Viewer frame LOD 02

Topics

18

7 unresolved, 4 viewpoints

Sheets

42

linked to model zones

Validation

IDS checks

Run structured QA before release packages move to review.

Coordination

Issue loops

BCF topics connect screenshots, viewpoints, and accountable teams.

Documents

Plan overlays

Link drawings, PDFs, and derived artefacts to spatial context.

Workspace shell

A calm command layer for heavy building information.

The product surface is designed like an operations room: strong hierarchy, quiet panels, and fast access to the model, the plan set, the review backlog, and building metadata.

01

Model hub

IFC loading, future Fragments persistence, fast selection workflows, and BIM-specific visualization tools.

02

Document lane

Plan PDFs, derived exports, and artefact bundles live beside the model instead of in disconnected silos.

03

Review loops

IDS validation, BCF topics, viewpoints, and future approval flows form one traceable review chain.

04

Building memory

Structured metadata turns isolated deliverables into a searchable operational memory for each building.

Operational flow

Designed around the real BIM pipeline.

The first release does not pretend to solve every BIM problem. It focuses on a precise chain from ingest to review, so the viewer and document layer can mature on a stable backbone.

Step 1

Ingest

Bring IFC models, plan sets, and package context into a project workspace.

Step 2

Interpret

Parse geometry, expose metadata, and prepare future Fragments-backed runtime access.

Step 3

Review

Attach validation, viewpoints, and issues directly to model and document context.

Step 4

Operate

Turn reviewed data into a persistent building workspace for future delivery cycles.

Release modules

The initial product stack is already legible.

Viewer shell

Rails page foundation for the future That Open model viewer, selection tools, and measurement workflows.

active design

Artefact registry

Structured storage for IFC, PDFs, and later derived Fragments or validation reports.

next

Review engine

BCF topics, IDS checks, viewpoints, and decision logs connected to geometry and sheets.

planned

Next implementation move

Build the first authenticated workspace and mount the That Open viewer into this shell.

The visual system is now in place. The next logical slice is a real project workspace with uploaded sample assets, a viewer mount point, and the first artefact data model.