BIM / Revit Expert Tagglabs | Museum & Exhibition Design
Location: Gurugram (in office)

About the chance

Tagglabs is seeking an experienced BIM / Revit professional for the Museum of Indian Temple Architecture (MITA), Ayodhya, working alongside international exhibition designers Atelier Brückner and multidisciplinary consultants.

The museum brings together architecture, exhibition environments, scenography, lighting, multimedia and interactive experiences. You will translate design intent into coordinated Revit models and drawings, manage BIM information, and help resolve interfaces between exhibition installations and the building.

Your role

You will take hands-on responsibility for developing and maintaining the exhibition BIM model, coordinating specialist inputs, and preparing accurate, compliant submissions through Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC).

Key responsibilities

● Revit modelling: Develop exhibition interiors, partitions, finishes, showcases, platforms, display elements, supports and equipment interfaces.
● Rhino-to-Revit workflow:



Review incoming Rhino and other design files, identify modelling requirements, and rebuild or convert geometry into usable Revit elements.
● Model setup: Establish shared coordinates, levels, grids, linked models, worksets, view templates and family standards in line with the project’s BIM Execution Plan.
● Drawing production: Generate coordinated plans, sections, elevations, details and schedules, with consistent sheet numbering and revision control.
● Multidisciplinary coordination: Integrate inputs from architecture, MEP, lighting, acoustics, AV/IT, structures and specialist exhibition consultants. Identify clashes, access constraints and maintenance requirements.
● ACC administration and collaboration: Support project access, folder permissions, model exchange, version control, issue tracking and formal submissions.
● BIM documentation: Maintain the Task Information Delivery Plan, Model Development Specificati

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