To develop an accurate Revit model from scan data for an existing building and incorporate client-driven demolition and proposed modification plans, enabling efficient design development documentation and coordination.
The project comprised the following key buildings and features:
Scan to Revit Workflow
Architectural BIM Model – LOD 300
Design Development Drawing Set
→ Scanned data of the existing structure.
→ Marked demolition plans and proposed layout modifications.
→ Specific requirements for Design Development drawing sets.
→ Architectural and structural detailing expectations.
This project, though small in scale, was rich in detail and technical requirements. Our primary task was to create a highly accurate 3D Revit model representing existing site conditions using scan data, followed by integrating client-specified demolition and renovation elements.
→ Data Interpretation: Translating raw point cloud data into a precise LOD 300 Revit model required careful attention to detail and robust quality checks.
→ Coordination Gaps: Limited architectural drawings meant cross-referencing scan data with client inputs was essential to avoid assumptions.
→ Design Clarity: Incorporating client-provided design changes with minimal iterations while ensuring adherence to accessibility and code compliance standards was critical.
→ Timeline Management: Balancing high-detail modeling and documentation within a compressed timeline posed a scheduling challenge.
➢ Cover Page
➢ Code Review & Code Plan
➢ Accessibility & ADA Information
➢ Partition & Assembly Details
➢ Existing, Demolition, and Proposed Floor Plans
➢ Reflected Ceiling Plans (RCPs)
➢ Elevations (All Sides)
➢ Building Sections
➢ Enlarged Plans & Interior Elevations
➢ Staircase Details
