We share experiences from building surveying, digitization and setting up BIM/FM processes.
A practical checklist to prepare your building passport without unnecessary delays. What to gather before surveying, what to clarify with the vendor, and where mistakes usually happen.
A BIM model quickly loses value after handover if no one maintains it. This article explains what to monitor continuously to keep the model useful for operations and decision-making.
Data handover to operations is a critical point. Learn how to prepare FM-ready data from BIM so facility teams can use it immediately instead of rebuilding information from scratch.
Data tools in construction create value mainly in repetitive, document-heavy tasks. A practical view on where they help most and where expert judgment remains essential.
Provider selection directly affects data quality and downstream costs. This practical guide covers criteria that help compare offers transparently and reduce project risk.
From January 1, 2027, the use of BIM methodology becomes mandatory for above-threshold public contracts in the Czech Republic. What does it mean for investors, designers, and facility managers? A complete guide to the BIM law, CDE data standards, IFC 4.3 format, and information containers.
Building digitalization is no longer the domain of developers alone. It brings better decision-making, cost savings, and reliable data for the entire lifecycle.
Validorix evaluates BIM data, suggests steps, and saves hours of manual work. Currently available as a pilot.
How we used 3D scanning and automation to prepare documentation materials for an apartment building in the Old Town.
Complete guide to building passports under Czech building law – what it is, when it's required, what penalties apply, and how much it will cost.
Tens of thousands of buildings lack complete documentation. The new building law places responsibility on the owner. How to proceed?
Retroactive building permit according to Czech construction law. It's not simple, but in many cases it's possible if done correctly.
Paper drawings are no longer enough. Documentation digitization is not a luxury, but a basic requirement for renovations, legalization, and sales.
