See your Tulsa medical office or dental clinic in full 3D before we pour the first foundation. Catch issues early, save money, and build with confidence.
Schedule a VDC Demo →Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) combines 3D modeling, real-time collaboration, and data-driven planning to build your project digitally before physical construction begins.
For Oklahoma medical offices and dental clinics, this means we can visualize complex MEP systems, medical gas routing, and equipment placement—identifying conflicts weeks before they'd become expensive change orders on site.
At Upscale Development Group, our Tulsa-based VDC team works directly with architects, engineers, and trade partners to create a coordinated building model that serves as the single source of truth throughout your project.
3D Building Model
Real benefits for medical and dental construction projects in Oklahoma
Our clash detection identifies conflicts between mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in the model—not on your job site where fixes cost 10x more.
Quantity takeoffs pulled directly from the 3D model mean tighter budgets with fewer surprises. You'll know real costs before signing contracts.
4D scheduling links the model to your timeline. Visualize construction sequences and optimize trade coordination to shave weeks off your project.
Medical gas systems, sterilization equipment, imaging rooms—we model the complex systems unique to Tulsa healthcare facilities.
Walk through your dental clinic or medical office virtually. Approve layouts, finishes, and equipment placement from a realistic 3D experience.
Your completed model becomes a digital twin for ongoing maintenance—know exactly where every pipe, wire, and valve is located.
How we bring virtual design to your Oklahoma construction project
We create a detailed 3D BIM model from architectural and engineering drawings, including all structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems specific to your medical or dental facility.
Our team runs automated clash detection to identify conflicts between building systems. We coordinate solutions with trade partners before anyone picks up a tool.
Walk through your Tulsa healthcare facility virtually. Review room layouts, equipment placement, and finishes. Make informed decisions with confidence.
Field teams use tablets to access the coordinated model on-site. Real-time updates keep everyone working from the same information.
Upon completion, receive a fully updated digital model of your building—a valuable asset for future renovations, maintenance, and facility management.
Common questions from Oklahoma building owners and developers
BIM (Building Information Modeling) is the technology—the 3D models and data. VDC is the broader management approach that uses BIM along with processes, people, and technology to plan and execute construction projects more effectively.
Absolutely. Even a 3,000 sq ft dental clinic has complex MEP systems. VDC helps avoid costly conflicts between plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and medical gas lines that frequently cause change orders in healthcare projects.
VDC typically adds 0.5-1.5% to preconstruction costs but regularly saves 5-10% in construction costs through reduced rework, better coordination, and fewer change orders. Most Oklahoma healthcare projects see positive ROI.
Yes. We provide virtual walkthroughs so you can experience your Tulsa medical office or dental clinic before breaking ground. This helps finalize layouts and catch design issues early.
We incorporate VDC principles on every project, with the level of detail scaled to project complexity. Full VDC coordination is standard on our medical and dental construction projects due to their MEP complexity.
Our team uses industry-standard tools including Autodesk Revit, Navisworks for clash detection, and BIM 360 for cloud collaboration. We ensure compatibility with your architects' and engineers' platforms.
Medical gas systems require precise routing and clearances. VDC allows us to model oxygen, nitrous oxide, vacuum, and compressed air lines to ensure proper separation from electrical systems and easy access for future maintenance.
Yes. You'll receive a complete as-built model that documents exactly how your building was constructed—invaluable for future renovations, equipment additions, or facility management.
Schedule a VDC demonstration for your Tulsa medical or dental construction project.
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