Structural BIM Modeling with LOD 350, 4D Simulation, Quantity Take-off for Public Road Infrastructure


Brief Overview
The project involved the implementation of structural Building Information Modeling (BIM) techniques with a Level of Development (LOD) 350, 4D simulation, and quantity take-off for a public road infrastructure project in India. The aim was to create a comprehensive digital model that would facilitate efficient planning, coordination, and construction of the road.
Challenges/Requirements
Accurate Representation
LOD 350
4D Simulation
Quantity Take-off


Deliverables
A detailed and accurate 3D BIM model of the road infrastructure, including all structural components and elements, was developed.
The BIM model achieved a Level of Development (LOD) 350, meeting the geometric precision and information requirements.
The BIM model was integrated with a 4D simulation, allowing visualization of the construction process, identifying clashes, and optimizing the construction schedule.
Accurate quantity take-offs were generated, providing insights into material requirements and facilitating efficient cost estimation and resource planning.
Outcomes / Benefits
Improved Planning and Coordination
Enhanced Cost Estimation
Efficient Resource Planning
Reduced Rework and Errors
Increased Project Efficiency
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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