Ibero-American Library

A point cloud survey was conducted using terrestrial laser scanning, complemented by the development of BIM models and the creation of As-Built drawings for an historic library. This work provided precise and detailed documentation, facilitating the planning and execution of the necessary renovations for its remodeling.

UDG Universidad de Guadalajara

Guadalajara, México

2019

Icono azul que muestra una gran cámara sobre un pedestal y un dron sobrevolando montañas, árboles y edificios

REALITY CAPTURE

Dibujo lineal azul de un monitor de ordenador que muestra un cubo 3D y elementos de interfaz, todo ello dentro de un borde circular

DIGITAL MODELS

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TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING

The terrestrial laser scanning captured millions of points with high accuracy, generating a detailed point cloud that documented the current conditions of the library. This information was key to accurately recording the architectural and structural characteristics of the building.

Un dibujo lineal gris de un monitor de ordenador que muestra la palabra BIM junto a un edificio estilizado y líneas similares a circuitos, todo ello encerrado dentro de un borde circular

BIM
(Building Information Modeling)

Using the obtained point cloud, BIM models were developed that integrated all relevant information about the library. These models facilitated the planning of the renovations and ensured the efficient coordination of the disciplines involved in the remodeling process.

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AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

Based on the BIM model, As-Built drawings were generated, faithfully reflecting the existing conditions of the library. These documents were essential for the renovations, enabling design based on precise data and adapted to the building’s original features.

UDG
Universidad
de Guadalajara

Guadalajara, México

2019

Ibero-American Library

A point cloud survey was conducted using terrestrial laser scanning, complemented by the development of BIM models and the creation of As-Built drawings for an historic library. This work provided precise and detailed documentation, facilitating the planning and execution of the necessary renovations for its remodeling.

REALITY CAPTURE

Terrestrial Laser Scanning

The terrestrial laser scanning captured millions of points with high accuracy, generating a detailed point cloud that documented the current conditions of the library. This information was key to accurately recording the architectural and structural characteristics of the building.

DIGITAL MODELS

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Using the obtained point cloud, BIM models were developed that integrated all relevant information about the library. These models facilitated the planning of the renovations and ensured the efficient coordination of the disciplines involved in the remodeling process.

DIGITAL MODELS

AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

Based on the BIM model, As-Built drawings were generated, faithfully reflecting the existing conditions of the library. These documents were essential for the renovations, enabling design based on precise data and adapted to the building’s original features.