Gerardo Ruiz-King

I work with architecture and engineering firms on BIM strategy, implementation, and team training—moving them from reactive workflows to consistent, scalable systems. I've spent years on real projects troubleshooting Revit, building templates, and watching talented people struggle not because they lack ability, but because they lack clarity and structure.

Most people think BIM is about software. It's not. It's about how you organize information, communicate standards, and enable your team to work faster without second-guessing themselves. I focus on the gap between documentation and actual practice—the place where most BIM initiatives fail. Through practical resources and one-on-one support, I help people move from anxiety to confidence in their tools.