Structural and Facade 3D Modeling with Clash Detection and BIM Coordination for a Metro Station in Malaysia
Brief Overview
This project involved the creation of a comprehensive 3D BIM model with LOD 400 for a metro station in Malaysia. The scope included structural and architectural facade modeling, clash detection, BIM coordination, and quantity estimation. The aim was to improve efficiency, reduce constructability issues, and ensure coordinated design drawings for seamless construction.
Challenges/Requirements
LOD 400 Structural & Architectural Façade Model
Clash Detection & Coordination
Quantity Estimation
Constructability Review
Weekly Work-in-Progress (WIP) Models and Reports
Deliverables
A detailed 3D model representing the metro station's steel structures and architectural facades, enabling coordination and clash detection.
elements.
Identifying and resolving clashes between various building elements to ensure constructability and reduce on-site conflicts.
Accurate estimation of materials required for construction, supporting cost planning and procurement processes.
Thorough examination of the project's constructability to minimize potential issues during the construction phase.
Regular updates are provided to the client to keep them informed about project progress.
Outcomes / Benefits
Efficient Design Drawing Extraction
Enhanced Coordination
Streamlined Construction Process
Improved Cost Planning
Reduced Construction Issues
Transparent Project Progress
A staggering 355 million women and girls are still waiting for a toilet in India (WaterAid, 2017). Women from low-income communities face the brunt of this gap as they compromise their safety each day to carry out their daily sanitation routine.
A staggering 355 million women and girls are still waiting for a toilet in India (WaterAid, 2017). Women from low-income communities face the brunt of this gap as they compromise their safety each day to carry out their daily sanitation routine.
A staggering 355 million women and girls are still waiting for a toilet in India (WaterAid, 2017). Women from low-income communities face the brunt of this gap as they compromise their safety each day to carry out their daily sanitation routine.
A staggering 355 million women and girls are still waiting for a toilet in India (WaterAid, 2017). Women from low-income communities face the brunt of this gap as they compromise their safety each day to carry out their daily sanitation routine.
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