Using 3D Design software, BIM and game engines for architectural historical reconstruction
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The use of digital tools has become a tremendous aid in the creation of digital, historical reconstructions of architectural projects. While common visualization techniques focus on pre-rendered graphics, it is possible to apply Game Engines for real-time architectural visualization. This article presents the results of different reconstruction case studies, using a variety of design applications and techniques. Specific focus is placed on the use of Building Information Modeling software and on the inherent complexity and limitations in the process of translating an active, evolving model into an environment suitable for use in a real-time system.
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Using 3D Design software, BIM and game engines for architectural historical reconstruction
- 1. Using 3D Design software, BIM and game engines forarchitecturalhistoricalreconstruction CF2011 07-07-2011 1 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 2. Overview Research Context Case Studies & Examples Demonstration Conclusions & FutureWork 2 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 3. Research CONTEXT From BIM to SIM and beyond What do we want to do? Conceptual Framework Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 3 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 4. Performance Simulation (SIM) 4 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 5. Performance Simulation 5 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 6. InformationVisualization (infovis) 6 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 7. ConceptualFramework 7 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 8. ConceptualFramework Investigate feedback data versus designer Explorative use of infovis 8 CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens
- 9. Case Studies & Examples Several building reconstructions Using various approaches and techniques Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 9 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 10. Modelingfor different contexts Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 10 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 11. Collaboration and tagging Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 11 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 12. Game engines and interaction Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 12 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 13. Attention to workflow Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 13 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 14. Communication and Presentation Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 14 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 15. InteractiveAccessibilityAssessment Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 15 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 16. Communication and Presentation Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 16 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 17. Recommendations & Issues Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 17 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 18. Demonstration Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 18 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 19. Conclusions & FutureWork So what did we learn? Model for different purposes Beware of updating workflow Chose your “master” model or assembly Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 19 CF2011 07-07-2011
- 20. Thankyouforyourattention Questions? CF2011 07-07-2011 Dr. Arch.Eng. Stefan Boeykens 20