My part of the project was to look at ‘Block B’ – as it was
such a large section it was split between myself and another student. My remit
was to look at the roofs, walls and windows – seeing how they could be
remodelled back into their original state.
As you can see from the picture below, this section of the
building suffered extensive fire damage. Therefore, when the building survey was
carried out, none of the existing roofs are present.
This meant that when the survey was modelled from the point
cloud data, it looked like the picture below.
Consequently, I gained a picture of what the roof structure
and externals used to look like from the information gathered our group. Using
the images found I was able to model the roof with relative accuracy by ‘tracing’
over the images within different views in Revit. This workflow can be seen in
the images below.
Once the roofs were modelled, I continued to look at the
windows. Most of the existing window opening remained, however some needed to
be altered and a few removed all together.
Finally, as shown below, the
model begins to resemble how it once stood. There are still a few sections that
will require work however, before bringing all models together within
Infraworks.
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