Shape Grammar Libraries of European Classical Architectural Elements for Historic Bim

Murphy, Maurice; Meegan, Eimear; Keenaghan, Garrett; Chenaux, Alain; Corns, Anthony; Fai, Stephen; Chow, Lara; Zheng, Yu; Dore, Conor; Scandurra, Simona; Tierney, Andrew; Diara, Filippo; Rinaudo, Fulvio; Prizeman, Oriel Elizabeth Clare

doi:10.5194/isprs-archives-xlvi-m-1-2021-479-2021

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“…The second line of research, aimed at improving productivity and containing costs for the three-dimensional representation of historical architecture, includes experiments relating to parametric modeling, also based on the visual programming language (VPL) [8]. Such research focuses on identifying mathematical rules and parameters to create flexible and adaptable models from which the desired model can be obtained as a variation of the generic kind [9].…”

Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Brusaporci

Maiezza

Marra

et al. 2023

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The modeling of the historical architecture can be characterized by different levels of geometric development, more or less advanced, which correspond to different values of deviation between the real object and its three-dimensional representation. The aim of the paper is a critical study of the different levels of geometry (LoG) that the architectural elements of a model can have in relation to the efforts required to achieve them and the modeling objectives. More specifically, the contribution of this study proposes—on the basis of a survey campaign of a case study conducted by drone—the evaluation of the deviation between the point cloud and HBIM models with the different levels of development in order to assess their reliability according to specific objectives, such as the documentation of the architectural asset, feasibility study, restoration project, etc.

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Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Marra

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“…Algorithmic modelling by using Dynamo offers several possibilities to design complex construction elements starting from the reconstruction of different ancient columns in several case studies. In a first instance, a workflow which develops library objects from 3D CAD primitives using architectural rules to construct parametric representations of classical architectural elements was studied [ 4 ]. In addition, a Doric Colum of the Temple of Hephaestus in the Ancient Athens Agora was modelled.…”

Section: Literature Review: Hbim Libraries and Digital Platformsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the Jordanian construction sector, BIM is a recent methodology although it is widely used in the rest of the world. In fact, a study investigating the status of HBIM adopted in the heritage and construction sector in Jordan has not yet been carried out, as most Jordanian construction and conservation is mainly based on 2D representation [ 4 ].…”

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“…Currently, a shared library for historical Jordanian elements does not exist, hence why HBIM can help to create a library of objects related to the traditional architectural heritage in Jordan, objects that can be used by every entity involved in the intervention on the built heritage [ 4 ]. HBIM’s most important feature is the integration of data allowing for interdisciplinary decisions to be made based on models created and shared using BIM tools [ 5 ].…”

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Developing a heritage BIM shared library for two case studies in Jordan’s heritage: The House of Art in Amman and the Qaqish House in the World Heritage City of As-Salt

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International research is moving towards the development of BIM (Building Information Modelling) libraries applied to the built heritage where one of the main issues to be addressed is the modelling of complex or unique shapes that represent the specific construction components of every single asset. This perspective addresses the generation of parametric families of representative architectural geometry in the context of the management and representation of a building of heritage value. Jordan’s architectural heritage has gone through a long period of evolution and development: the result is a mixture of influences and traditions, making a great stride to conserve its buildings and Historical Heritage but has never adopted advanced digital technologies such as Building Information Modelling. In this framework, the present research aims to bridge the gap in Jordan by applying digital technologies to support heritage conservation plans by creating a 3D library of BIM objects related to typical elements of Jordanian and Arabic architecture, specifically in two cases of study. Co-production and collaboration with diverse stakeholders were central to the development of the methodology and design of the research.As a result, the first open-access HBIM shared library of historical features of Jordanian built heritage will be consolidated; this is crucial because it will set a precedent for the further documentation and conservation of the heritage of traditional cities in Jordan, MENA countries and internationally by promoting social cohesion, economic and technological development, tourism and the awareness of Jordan’s cultural heritage.

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“…Currently, a shared library for historical Jordanian elements does not exist, hence why HBIM can help to create a library of objects related to the traditional architectural heritage in Jordan, objects that can be used by every entity involved in the intervention on the built heritage [5]. HBIM's most important feature is the integration of data allowing for interdisciplinary decisions to be made based on models created and shared using BIM tools [6].…”

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Developing a HBIM Shared Library for the Conservation of Jordan’s Heritage in the World Heritage City As-Salt and Capital City Amman

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Cotella

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Jordan’s architectural heritage has gone through a long period of evolution and development: the result is a mixture of influences and traditions, from both Europe and the Middle East characterised by an optimal integration with the surrounding landscapes, making a great stride to conserve its buildings and historical heritage but has never adopted advanced technologies such as BIM. This is attributable to the lack of specialist training for the professionals within the sector, who remain unaware of the benefits that this methodology can offer. This paper aims to optimise the management process to remedy the natural loss and misplaced historical documentation of heritage over time by creating a 3D library of BIM objects related to typical elements of Jordanian and Arabic architecture, specifically the House of Art in Amman and the Qaqish House in the World Heritage City of As-Salt. This object database, represented through parametric BIM families (easily adaptable to any project of similar elements), will store information related to the geometry of individual objects, but also on the materials and their properties. By creating a library of 3D models of elements typical of the traditional Jordanian architecture, Jordan can acquire attractiveness on the part of tourists and art lovers, starting a chain reaction to get even more digital documentation and heritage conservation of the most historic cities in Jordan and, in general, in the Arabic world.

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Shape Grammar Libraries of European Classical Architectural Elements for Historic Bim

Cited by 14 publications

References 13 publications

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Developing a heritage BIM shared library for two case studies in Jordan’s heritage: The House of Art in Amman and the Qaqish House in the World Heritage City of As-Salt

Developing a HBIM Shared Library for the Conservation of Jordan’s Heritage in the World Heritage City As-Salt and Capital City Amman

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