Defining rooms and levels in a BIM software: how to define room characteristics and managing levels by setting a building’s elevation with an architectural BIM design software<\/p>\n
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BIM technology has changed and is definitely still changing the design skills involved in the building and management industry in better. This is mainly because it involves a work approach that optimizes the use of available information and resources allowing to speed up and increase the productivity of the professional roles interested in a given project. All this is mainly due to the immediacy with which, thanks to digital technologies, we can get the main basic information about each individual object and, if necessary, change them just as quickly.<\/p>\n
In a BIM software, the conditions to create a single project in the shortest time possible and in the most reliable manner, are determined by the complete management of the building levels and room personalization. In particular, let’s take a look at how to input the floor slabs, define the room or compartment characteristics, manage the various levels by setting the elevation heights and copy items from one floor to another using a BIM software for architectural design such as Edificius<\/strong><\/a> by ACCA software.<\/p>\n Let’s start off by drawing a floor slab. To do this, simply select the Horizontal envelope<\/strong> object and with a left mouse button click on the inner face of the element (beam, column, etc) simply trace the first poly-line segment of the slab.<\/p>\n\n\t\tDefining rooms and levels<\/h2>\n