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Oleg Svideski

BIM Director | Architecture & Revit Coordination

Leads the architectural and BIM department, developing quality standards, templates, and BIM models. Coordinates the Revit team and ensures consistency, accuracy, and compliance across all architectural deliverables.

Oleg Svideski is BIM Director at ScanM2, responsible for architectural BIM coordination, Revit-based design workflows, and the development of internal modeling standards. He oversees the consistency and quality of architectural BIM deliverables, helping ensure that project models meet technical requirements, coordination needs, and documentation objectives across different stages of design and development.

His role focuses on managing architectural BIM processes, refining modeling approaches, and supporting structured Revit coordination within project teams. Oleg works on the development of templates, standards, and model organization principles that improve clarity, consistency, and efficiency across architectural workflows. He is involved in aligning BIM production with project requirements and ensuring that models remain accurate, coordinated, and suitable for further design, documentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

At ScanM2, Oleg Svideski contributes to the quality and reliability of BIM-based architectural deliverables by combining technical oversight with process consistency. His work supports teams involved in architectural modeling, Revit coordination, and model development, with attention to compliance, geometry control, documentation logic, and the practical usability of digital building models.

His expertise is particularly relevant to projects where architectural BIM models serve as the basis for coordination, planning, and further design development. Through a structured approach to modeling standards and Revit workflows, he helps ensure that ScanM2’s architectural BIM services remain technically sound, scalable, and aligned with the requirements of professional design environments.

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