WE BUILD DIGITAL TWINS.
We maximise efficiencies using Building Information Modelling
technology for the property and construction industry.
We integrate digital engineering with the design, construction and management process to:
Maximise Accuracy & Coordination
Optimise Building Maintenance
Minimise Risk & Waste
Significantly Lower Costs
We are pioneers of the digital revolution for property and construction.
We have the expertise of the industry’s biggest firms,
but with a distinct advantage.
Leveraging talent on a global scale, you receive unparalleled proficiency & value with quality assurance, integrity & trust.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
“Digital Inc. always delivers excellent work and in record speeds!”
James Rwodzi
“Your models are of a much higher quality than other surveyors we have used”
Senior Architect
“I love what Digital Inc. are doing, they are really disrupting the market”
Andy Smith
“Thank you for your hard work, it’s been a really positive experience working with you”
Hannah Utting
“I have only good things to say about the quality of your service from start to finish”
Jose Cantalejo
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OUR ACCREDITATIONS
SOME OF OUR WORK
SOME OF OUR WORK
John Lewis Headquarters, London
Over 18 months in 2019/2020 was working with the John Lewis Partnership on digitising their central London Head Quarters. The client asked us to create a complete digital twin of the…
700 University Avenue, Toronto
700 University, also known as OPG building, is located on the southwest corner of University Avenue and Collage Street, Toronto. The Building consists of one tower building over two retail/office…
H&M Distribution Warehouse, Magna Park
Magna Park is a one the UK’s main logistic hubs. It occupies a prominent position, strategically located close the M1 motorway and several of its key junctions…
Waitrose Campus, Bracknell
Waitrose Head Office and Distribution Centre in Bracknell covers a large area of approximately three million sq ft. A total of 16 separate buildings make up the complex…
International Terminal, Waterloo
Architects Corstorphine + Wright are converting the lower levels of the former Waterloo International Terminal into retail and leisure uses to create a vibrant new destination at the heart of the UK’s busiest train station.
