CORENET X

CORENET X

Deliver BIM models in IFC+SG format that comply Singapore's digital workflow.

What is CORENET X?

CORENET X is Singapore's next-generation digital regulatory approval platform developed by BCA and URA. It replaces traditional document-based submissions with a collaborative BIM-driven workflow, enabling project teams and regulatory agencies to review coordinated digital models throughout the approval process. As the industry continues transitioning towards digital delivery, BIM models are expected to contain structured information rather than geometry alone.

Understanding IFC+SG

At the heart of CORENET X is IFC+SG, Singapore's extension of the international Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) openBIM standard. Unlike a conventional IFC export, IFC+SG incorporates additional data structures and parameters required by Singapore's regulatory agencies, allowing BIM models to carry the information necessary for digital review and automated validation.

Preparing Submission-Ready Models

Producing a compliant CORENET X submission involves more than exporting an IFC file. Models must be properly prepared, structured, parameterised, and aligned with project requirements before export. At Caxis Studio, we assist project teams in preparing BIM deliverables suitable for IFC+SG workflows, helping improve model quality and submission readiness before authority review.

Supporting Your Digital Submission

Whether you're an architect, developer, consultant, or contractor, we provide practical BIM support throughout the submission process from model preparation and quality review to IFC+SG deliverables. Our experience with Singapore authority submission workflows allows us to integrate smoothly into your existing project team while helping you navigate evolving CORENET X requirements.


Disclaimer: Caxis Studio supports the preparation of architectural BIM deliverables in accordance with agreed project requirements. Statutory submissions, regulatory interpretation and professional endorsement remain the responsibility of the appointed Qualified Person (QP).