Historical preservation to Space Planing in Space with BIM

 

 Started with exploring the sequence of modeling part while we will be trying to bring in the Preservation scope in BIM for the Historical structures. Chose to go with a single macro element of a Indian temple "Garbha Griha" AKA the place where the lords idol sits. The above image is the top view analyzing the plan view in general and understanding the depth of perception that will be required just for a small documentation process of one plan itself. Overall isometric view A general elevation, and after completion the amount of details that the overall elevation will have, just having a single elevation will never be enough as a lot of blowup will be required to study and document all the craftsmanship and details on the structure. The above image is the Top most element of ant temple called as "Kalasa" AKA Crown and itself has a lot of importance and details of itself. The mid portion of any Garbha Griha, the carvings here will be all hailing to the lord on tellin...

The General terms of Flow in BIM,  &  How to incorporate Historic structure Report in it. General: The term Building Information Modelling (BIM) is used to describe a collaborative process for the production and management of structured electronic information. BIM is not new technology, its origins being in object-based parametric modelling applications for mechanical systems design in the 1980s. BIM has been in use for the last 20 years in the architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) industry, and is now widely applied in the UK and internationally, mainly in the new-build sector (building and infrastructure). Note: BIM technology involves the use of parametric objects assembled to provide a virtual representation of a building or facility (asset). Parametric BIM objects represent various architectural features, structural elements, systems, other components and spaces, and are intelligent carriers of information. Parametric objects are created using geometric de...