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BIM Essential Guide – For Architectural ConsultantsExample of BIM, non-BIM or hybrid methods used to fulfil milestones in a BIM project(Source: RDC Architects Pte Ltd, for a HDB project, 2011)Example of BIM and hybrid methods used to fulfil milestones in a BIM project(Source: RSP Architects)5
BIM Essential Guide – For Architectural ConsultantsSITE MODEL BASED ON SURVEYOR'S / CIVIL ENGINEER'S DATAProduce topography and site context modelCollaboration with Registered Surveyors/ Civil Engineers takes place on the Conceptual DesignStage. Registered Surveyors/ Civil Engineers play an essential part in starting a BIM Project.Pre-requisite information which is vital to the project is handed over to the Architects beforeproceeding to kick- off the BIM project.RegisteredSurveyorCivilINPUT FROM OTHER DISCIPLINE SVY21 Coordinate system andwith reference to the SLA VerticalControl Point (VCP) plus 100m Surveyors Point Boundary Lines Existing Site Conditions Adjacent Road Adjacent Properties Existing UtilitiesDELIVERABLES / OUTPUT FROMARCHITECTURAL MODEL Accurate X, Y, Z coordinates Ground Level Boundary Lines Topography (Existing SiteConditions) Adjacent Road Adjacent Properties Utility LayoutTo generate the topography model, the Architect will use topography drawings of the existingsite, provided by the Registered Surveyor / Civil Engineers.In the topography drawings, layers containing 3D point data (with Z-coordinates) should notcontain stray 2D point data. This will save time for the Architect, who would otherwise have tospend time cleaning up drawing layers before they can use the data for creating the sitemodel.6
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