Case Study: WSP improves BIM coordination and reduces reporting time with BIM Track

BIM Track for mixed-use development Hanover Square Estate

WSP, a global engineering consultancy, faced significant challenges in the coordination of the highly complex Hanover Square Estate mixed-use development in London. They needed a robust BIM process to de-risk the project, particularly given its location above an actively under-construction railway line, tight site constraints, and numerous stakeholder interfaces. To address this, WSP implemented BIM Track to centralize and improve their clash detection and issue resolution workflow.

The solution involved using BIM Track as a central hub for all project stakeholders to collaborate on issues in real-time, replacing a tedious spreadsheet-based system. This facilitated both proactive and reactive coordination, opening the process to a wider team beyond just technicians. BIM Track saved WSP's BIM team an estimated 20-30% of their reporting time, allowing them to focus on higher-value analytical tasks and ensuring issues were resolved more quickly with less impact on designers.

WSP

Michael Boyd

Associate Director BIM Manager