Bayern

Most landscape architects only have a rudimentary knowledge of BIM methodology. In order not to miss out on future developments, it makes sense to take the first steps independently of an existing BIM assignment. We will discuss what these first steps can look like using a few practical examples.

The parametric tools Rhino and Grasshopper will be presented, which make it possible to simplify and better control complex designs and create design freedom.

The parametric design of basic topographical forms of a landscape will be explained using various model-based calculations and simulations, such as flood scenarios, retention volume, runoff direction, slope calculation, BIM, climate analysis and earth mass determination - using example projects from Nuremberg (Germany) to the banks of the Rhine near Lake Constance (Switzerland). Among others, the Wetzendorfer Park, which recently won the BIM Prize Bavaria, will be shown.

Using the example of infrastructure projects, the generation of IFC data sets from environmental data according to the BIM technical model landscape and open space as well as the integration of IFC planning, point cloud data and realistic tree models for visualization in GIS will be presented. The IFC generation and the integration of external specialist models make the evening interesting for both landscape and open space planners.

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For BIM planning - in every trade - standardized attribution is a fundamental prerequisite for smooth data exchange. A catalog of classes and attributes was developed for this purpose in a joint effort by buildingSMART and the FLL. This will be presented with a focus on open space projects and explained with regard to its application in practice.

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