We write about where projects really live: in the handoffs between design, fabrication, and site. Now and then, we also share the small-business perspective and thoughts on where the industry is heading, because it's all part of the same bigger picture. Read our latest posts below and explore our services.
I started in construction industry at the age of 16 as a summer worker. My job was to paint staff facilities in Oulu, Finland – a Walkman in my pocket and paint on my shoes. In this article, I share how that beginning eventually led me into structural design, BIM and digital models, and ultimately entrepreneurship – and what...
When the schedule is tight and installation needs to keep moving as planned, the main task of design is to make sure the solution is practical to fabricate and straightforward to install. RYMY delivered model-based workshop and erection planning for a project in Northern Sweden in collaboration with LTR-Rakennus Ltd.
With the growth of its business and the development of its services, the Finnish consulting firm specializing in building information modeling (BIM) services, RM Ylimäki Oy, has re-branded itself as RYMY Consulting. Along with the name change, the company has updated its branding, website and email addresses to reflect its current state.
We publish practical content on structural design, steel structures, and Trimble/Tekla environments. We also write about project interfaces, construction industry trends, and occasionally small-business life — honestly and usefully.
For anyone who wants to learn more! But especially for design and consulting firms, machine shops and steel fabricators, and project/site management. Also for readers who want to understand how the chain holds together and avoid the typical pitfalls.
The goal is to be useful. Sometimes we also mention our services because they belong to the same day-to-day reality — but we write for the reader first, not for algorithms. :D
Absolutely! If something keeps repeating in your projects (or causes grey hair), message us. We're happy to share how to make it easier or at least less painful.
Yes, gladly. Openness is part of the RYMY style: what we're building, what we're learning, and why we do this.
