This IFC format coordination scene provides a comprehensive mechanical, electrical, and plumbing model for a duplex apartment project. This technical dataset represents a consolidated MEP model for a multi-level residential unit, structured to industry-standard IFC schema. The file contains integrated systems including ductwork for ventilation, pipework for plumbing and drainage, and the core electrical distribution components required for building services. It is designed as a reference framework for professional coordination, showing the spatial relationship between building services and structural elements. The model is intended for use in design review, clash detection, and interdisciplinary coordination during the technical design phases of residential developments, ensuring that MEP systems are accurately represented.

The download is a 17 MB file containing .IFC files.

Engineers and BIM managers can import this IFC dataset into any major BIM authoring or coordination software to verify spatial clearances and system routing. The model serves as a foundation for collision checking and services integration, allowing users to overlay mechanical, electrical, and plumbing layouts against architectural or structural models. It is ideal for testing interoperability workflows and verifying that all building services components are correctly mapped within the project coordinate system for accurate multi-disciplinary analysis.

This asset is primarily used by MEP engineers, BIM coordinators, and building services designers working on multi-story residential projects. It is suitable for technical design and coordination stages, particularly when verifying routing paths for ducts and pipes within a confined duplex layout. Professionals often utilize this file for training, software testing, or as a baseline for developing complex residential MEP strategies. It serves as an essential resource for those focusing on openBIM workflows and integrated building systems design in modern housing projects.