BIM Coordination & VDC Services in Texas
I provide US-based BIM coordination, 4D construction animations, and VDC services to general contractors, developers, and pursuit teams building in Texas — from Austin and Dallas–Fort Worth to Houston and San Antonio. I coordinated the BIM model and provided the sleeve drawings on 600 Guadalupe, the tower that topped out as the tallest building in Austin at the time — and I bring that same coordination discipline to every Texas project, wherever in the state you're building.
With 10+ years in construction and VDC, including 4 years on-site, I run coordination the way a builder would — not just the way it looks in the model. 600 Guadalupe is part of $1.2B+ in construction value I've coordinated and visualized nationwide. You work directly with me: no offshore handoffs, no account managers, no telephone game.
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Proof in Austin: 600 Guadalupe
600 Guadalupe is a 66-story, 865-ft residential and office tower in downtown Austin — roughly 2.2 million square feet of apartments, Class A office space, parking, and ground-floor retail. It's a $325M project, and it topped out as the tallest building in Austin at the time. I coordinated the BIM model for it — and provided the sleeve drawings that located its concrete penetrations before the pours, not after them.
A tower that size doesn't leave room for a clash to slip through. Dozens of trades — mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection — all routing through the same structural core, floor after floor, with almost no margin for a duct or conduit run that doesn't fit the first time.
On a 66-story pour schedule, a sleeve drawing is the difference between a penetration placed in the formwork and a core drill through cured concrete.
That's the same coordination discipline I bring to every project — including the concrete lead-time practice I still use today: sign-off scheduled well ahead of each pour, so sleeves and block-outs are placed correctly before the concrete goes down, not corrected after it.
That's the experience Texas teams get when they bring me into a project — whether it's BIM coordination on a high-rise, a 4D animation for a pursuit, or a phasing plan for a bid package. 600 Guadalupe is public proof of the coordination side. The rest of what I bring to Texas projects is described below.
Building specifically in Dallas–Fort Worth or Houston? Each has its own page with market-specific context for your metro.
How I Work With Texas Teams
I'm based in Nashville, not Texas — and on a coordination or animation project, that's a non-issue. Here's what working with me actually looks like from Austin, Dallas, Houston, or San Antonio.
Remote-first, by design.
Every deliverable — models, clash reports, animations, phasing exhibits — moves digitally. I've coordinated and visualized projects across the country without living near a single one of them. Texas works exactly the same way.
Same time zone as most of Texas.
Nashville runs on Central Time — the same zone as Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. That means real-time answers during your actual work day, not an overnight hand-off waiting on a different clock.
Clear, real-time communication.
You're talking directly with the person coordinating your model or building your animation — not routed through a production queue or relayed through someone else. Questions get a same-day answer from someone who knows the project.
A live, active practice.
BIM coordination is a current service running today on active engagements — not a someday offering. The same standard Texas teams get from day one.
Services for Texas Construction Teams
Whatever stage your Texas project is at — pursuing the work or already building it — here's what I bring to it.
BIM Coordination & VDC Services
MEP clash detection, trade sign-offs, RFI management, and weekly deliverables — the same live coordination practice proven on 600 Guadalupe, available to any Texas GC or developer running an active project.
BIM Coordination & VDC Services · BIM Clash Detection Services
4D Construction Animations & Phasing Plans
For Texas pursuit teams: a 4D construction sequencing animation or an annotated phasing/logistics plan that shows a selection committee your plan instead of describing it — the same pursuit differentiator I build for GCs nationwide.
3D-Printed Scale Models
A physical, 3D-printed scale model of the Texas project you're pursuing — printed from the real Revit/BIM model, handed to the committee as a leave-behind that stays on the table after the interview ends.
Software I Work In
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— the same Revit, Navisworks, and AutoCAD workflow, wherever your Texas project's models already live.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have BIM coordination experience in Texas?
Yes. I coordinated the BIM model for 600 Guadalupe — a 66-story, $325M tower in downtown Austin that topped out as the tallest building in the city at the time — and provided the sleeve drawings for its concrete penetrations. That's public proof of the coordination side of my Texas experience; see the full portfolio for the rest of my project history.
Are you based in Texas?
No — I'm based in Nashville, Tennessee, and I work with GCs and developers nationwide, including throughout Texas. Nashville runs on Central Time, the same zone as Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio, so you get real-time answers during your actual work day, not an overnight hand-off.
Do you only work in Austin, or across Texas?
All of Texas. 600 Guadalupe is my named Austin project, but the coordination, animation, and scale-model services on this page are available to GCs and developers anywhere in the state — Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and beyond.
What Texas construction services do you offer?
BIM coordination and VDC services — MEP clash detection, trade sign-offs, RFI management, weekly deliverables — 4D construction animations and phasing/logistics plans for pursuits, and 3D-printed scale models as pursuit leave-behinds or project gifts.
How fast can you start on a Texas project?
It depends on the service — a 4D animation typically delivers in about 2 weeks, with a 1-week rush option for tight pursuit deadlines, and every inquiry gets a written estimate back within one business day. Tell me your deadline and I'll work to it.
Do you work with our existing BIM standards and coordination platform?
Yes. I can run your coordination program end to end or plug into your existing meetings, standards, and platforms — including Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), Navisworks, and Revit.
BIM Coordination & VDC Services →
The national practice this page's Texas proof is part of.
BIM Clash Detection Services →
MEP clash detection, triage, and sign-offs in detail.
4D Construction Animations & Site Logistics Plans →
Win the pursuit before coordination even starts.
Portfolio →
600 Guadalupe and the rest of the project history.
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