BIM Approach to Modeling a Sports Pavilion for University Use

Muñoz, Juan Nuñez; Manzanares, Francisco Villena; Gonçalves, Marta Marçal

doi:10.3390/app10248895

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“…As a result, the feasibility of the proposed mapping-free localization framework was proven with reduced localization errors. Muñoz et al [30] developed an approach to modeling a sports pavilion in Seville, Spain. Three-dimensional modeling was carried out using Edificius and CYPECAD MEP software to design the building's facilities.…”

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3D Modeling of a Virtual Built Environment Using Digital Tools: Kilburun Fortress Case Study

2023

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The reliable reconstruction of cultural or historical heritage objects is an urgent problem for humanity. It can be successfully solved using up-to-date 3D modeling tools. The proposed technique allows for modeling virtual environments at an even higher level. This study aimed to develop an approach for designing historical heritage objects with sufficient accuracy using a built environment. The Kilburun Fortress was chosen as the object of study. The modeling procedure includes monitoring the object’s territory, analyzing archival, librarian, and cartographic sources, and further modeling and reproducing the research object in a virtual environment using various software tools. The following stages were implemented during this study: analysis and processing of preliminary data (analysis of plans and schemes, overlapping maps); the scaling of graphical objects for the reliable reproduction of the studied object; the design of a working 3D model using AutoCAD and SketchUp; the rendering and final processing of textures using Quixel; and visualization using Twinmotion. As a result, a model of the historical heritage object was created using 3D means. The model can also be integrated into ArchiCAD and Revit software.

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3D Modeling of a Virtual Built Environment Using Digital Tools: Kilburun Fortress Case Study

2023

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“…Daszczynski et al (2022) presented basic construction collisions with algorithms of their solutions and described possible financial benefits associated with the use of the BIM approach in MEP [6]. At present, the application of BIM in MEP systems mostly adopts BIM software to carry out 3D modeling and collision checking of MEP systems [1,7]. A BIM software such as Revit allows the modelers to input all information related to MEP components that have been outlined in the design drawings.…”

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“…These operations provide immediate decision support for designers. Additionally, since MEP design is typically completed in a single software [7], compared to third-party automated rule checking, the software secondary development approach makes it more convenient to inspect and correct errors.…”

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Automated Rule Checking for MEP Systems Based on BIM and KBMS

Xie

Zhou

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Buildings

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Due to the growing complexity of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) designs and the rules that govern them, performing rule checks manually has become expensive. However, MEP-based rule checking has not received adequate attention compared to automated rule checking in other domains. Based on Knowledge Management and Building Information Modeling (BIM), an automated rule checking system integrated knowledge base management system (KBMS) for model information expansion, information extraction, system integrity checking, and element spacing checking was developed. MEP rules for automated rule checking were collected, optimized, and stored in the MEP knowledge base. The KBMS facilitates the management of MEP rules in the knowledge base. A Revit plug-in of MEP rule checking system was developed including functions of KBMS, Model Integrity Checking, Elements Space Checking, and Locating the non-compliant element in model view. This study integrated both KBMS and BIM technologies to achieve automated rule checking for MEP. This simplifies the process of rule checking of MEP systems in an automated manner.

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