Optimizing the Integration of Building Information Modelling using Response Spectrum and Linear Time History Analysis. Case Study: Irregular Hangar Structure

Abstract

The increasing use of technology in the construction industry has introduced the concept of Building Information Modeling (BIM), which is widely utilized to streamline construction activities. BIM enables the exchange of data across various disciplines quickly, as well as facilitates analysis, design, and on-site construction processes. The implementation of BIM will be carried out in the analysis and design processes of structures with irregularities to assess the effectiveness and performance of BIM in modeling and analyzing structures. Considering the burgeoning development of the construction industry in Indonesia, there is a necessity for a laboratory hangar dedicated to conducting structural model tests and construction material examinations. The aim of this study is to compare the response and the volume output between the response spectrum and linear time history analysis of an irregular structure. The case study conducted in this research focuses on the 5-stories Laboratory Hangar in Indonesia. The software used in this study includes Autodesk Revit 2023 for BIM modeling and ETABS V21 for structural analysis. Data and model exchange are performed between both software platforms to evaluate the BIM integration between them.