Location: California, USA
Scope: To develop a comprehensive BIM model from hand-drawn architectural sketches that support the construction of an upcoming warehouse. The scope included creating accurately translated hand-drawn designs into a 3D model and providing architectural sheets to aid construction and coordination.
Client: The contractor and subcontractors team is working on the warehouse project in California.
The client, a team of contractors and subcontractors operating in California, was tasked with constructing a new warehouse. Their role was to provide the initial hand-drawn sketches and oversee the construction process. The client required a detailed BIM model for effective project planning and management. Due to limited documentation, they faced challenges in visualizing the design intent. Therefore, the client wanted our expertise to develop a precise model from basic sketches, while ensuring compliance with U.S. building standards and codes.
The primary objective was to transform preliminary hand-drawn sketches into a fully detailed BIM model that was compliant with U.S. building codes. This model aimed to provide clear design intent, enable accurate planning, and foster streamlined communication among project stakeholders, reducing the risk of misinterpretation and enhancing construction efficiency.
Our team of experts successfully fulfilled the client’s requirements, aiding in the construction of the new warehouse. Strictly adhering to U.S. building standard codes, our professionals ensured the utmost accuracy in converting hand-drawn sketches into a 3D BIM model for better visualization, planning, and execution.