How it works

From land to operation, as one continuous process.

IPPA runs the whole life cycle of an ecological object through one BIM 6D model and eleven coordinated centers — every stage writes into the same record, so nothing is re-entered and nothing is lost between steps.

The process

01 — 15 · one continuous record

01

Land to design

Every project starts as one shared record.

01

Land / Client Request

A landowner or client shares a plot or brief — a single project record opens and every later stage writes into it.

02

Project Scenario

The request becomes a working scenario — goals, constraints, a budget frame and the likely path to delivery.

03

Product Selection

A product line is matched to the site and scenario — a mini-home, private house or apartment building.

04

Concept & Masterplan

The site is shaped into a concept and preliminary masterplan, tested against program and regulation.

05

Design & BIM

Knowledge & Design turns the concept into a coordinated BIM model and a structured element list.

02

Specification to logistics

The model becomes budget, permits and parts.

06

Specification & Budget

Every element gets a specification and a price, rolling up into one budget tied to the model.

07

Permits

Approvals are prepared and tracked against the same record — not on a separate paper trail.

08

Materials & Procurement

Materials are sourced against the specification — suppliers, prices and lead times confirmed.

09

CNC & Preparation

Elements are prepared for CNC and factory work — jobs, cutting lists and marking come from the model.

10

Logistics

Prepared components and materials are scheduled and moved to site as project kits.

03

Assembly to portfolio

Built, verified, handed over and kept.

11

Construction & Assembly

Components are assembled on site following the model, the schedule and the marked element structure.

12

Quality Control

Each stage is checked and recorded — quality evidence is attached to the element, not filed away separately.

13

Payment Milestones

Payments are released against completed, verified milestones rather than calendar dates.

14

Handover

The finished object is handed over with its documents and a digital passport of what was actually built.

15

Portfolio Management

The object continues in the record — maintenance, service history and portfolio-level tracking.

04

What each stage carries

No stage is just a status.

Every stage records the same eight things — so a stage is never a loose status, it is a signed step with inputs, an output and a reason it may continue.

·Responsible rolewho signs it off
·Centerwhich of the eleven
·Inputswhat it needs to start
·Outputwhat it hands on
·Document / BIM outputthe record it writes
·Checkpointthe control to pass
·AI assistantthe role-specific helper
·Basis to continuewhat unlocks the next stage

AI assistants help a participant perform a role. They do not replace professional responsibility or sign-off.

05

One BIM 6D model

Every center is a view of the same model.

3DGeometry & structure
4DTime & schedule
5DCost & budget
6DSuppliers, operation & passport

These are different views of one model — not different systems. One element carries its whole history across the fifteen stages.

The element chain, end to end:

01BIM Element
02Material
03Supplier
04Price
05Order
06CNC Job
07Delivery
08Assembly Task
09Quality Evidence
10Payment
11Warranty
12Maintenance

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