Architectural BIM model for Hotel Complex 1832 — a multi-story hospitality building with twin residential wings, a central connector and courtyard entrance pavilion. Deliverables include axonometric massing views and a suite of exterior elevations for design coordination and documentation.
Key facts about this project and the software used to model it.
Category
Commercial
BIM work
Hospitality
Completion Year
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Software Used
Autodesk Revit
Project Story
Challenge & Solution
How we approached Hotel Complex 1832.
Challenge
A large symmetrical hospitality programme with stacked guest-room balconies, pyramidal corner towers and a formal courtyard entrance needed clear volumetric and elevation documentation without inventing survey claims beyond the authored architecture model.
Solution
We authored a coordinated Revit architecture model of the complex and produced axonometric and elevation views (front, courtyard, side and rear) so stakeholders can review massing, balcony rhythm, roof forms and ground-level public spaces in a single BIM environment.