BIM Standard

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1. Purpose of the document

This document is an appendix to the BIM Support Agreement and General Design and
General Contracting Agreements. Developed in order to standardize the requirements of Client
(hereinafter referred to as the Customer) for projects carried out using information modeling
technology (BIM), in terms of:
• the software used;
• modeling technologies;
• the level of elaboration and information content of the models;
• the final results of modeling.
The standard applies to all information models (hereinafter - BIM-models) used by
Client in the development process. The entire exchange of BIM models, the process of
approving and agreeing design solutions in the model must not contradict this standard. The
information model is a reflection of the Contractor's design decisions at the time of their adop-
tion. All graphic and tabular design documentation should be released from the Information
Model and not contradict the content of the Information Model.
1.2. Objectives of BIM Technology Application

The creation of an information model has the following goals:
• optimization of design solutions in order to efficiently use the area of the construc-
tion object;
• obtaining reliable information for the formation of a project passport;
• improving the quality of design solutions by eliminating collisions;
• determination of the list and scope of construction and installation work.
1.3. List of terms and abbreviations

Table 1.3.1 - List of BIM Modeling Terms
Term Definition
The process of building information modeling, which includes directly cre-

ating an information model of a building or structure, as well as managing
its information saturation, physical and functional characteristics. Also, in-
formation modeling is considered as an approach to the management of
BIM (Building Information Mod- construction, equipment, maintenance and repair of a building (to managing
eling) the life cycle of an object), which involves the collection and integrated pro-
cessing in the design process of all architectural, technological, economic,
engineering and other information about the building. with all its intercon-
nections and dependencies, when the building and everything related to it
are considered as a single object
Information model of a building An object-oriented parametric model that digitally represents the physical,
(complex), functional and other characteristics of an object (or its individual parts) in
BIM model the form of a set of information-rich elements
BIM project A project carried out using information modeling technology
BIM manager Responsible for Information Modeling
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Term Definition
Part of a building information model that represents a component, system,

Information Model Element
or assembly within a facility or construction site
Consolidated (federated) model General BIM-model (assembly) for all sections of the project
Executive
BIM model corresponding to the actually built facility
BIM model
3D-model of the existing relief, built according to engineering and geodetic
Relief digital model (RDM) surveys
The scope of design solutions that must be modeled in the Information
Elaboration volume
Model
Intersections of model elements that negatively affect the quality of design
Collisions
solutions and the volume of construction work
Areas of work on Information Modeling, which determine the scope of
Project stages elaboration of design solutions in the BIM model, detailing of geometric
study and filling with information. Agreed for each project
Сomputer aided design system. A design tool that allows you to develop an
CAD
information model and produce drawing documentation based on it
A set of software and hardware tools that represent a single source of data,
ensuring the sharing of information by all participants in an investment and
construction project. The common data environment is based on procedures
Common data environment and regulations that ensure effective management of the iterative process of
(CDE) developing and using an information model, collecting, issuing and distrib-
uting documentation between participants in an investment and construction
project. The organization of work in CDE is described in Appendix No. 3 of
the Standard.
Determination of the minimum acceptable level of graphic detail for ele-
Level of Development of
ments showing the design solution. Within the framework of this Standard,
Graphics (LOD G)
a number of values are accepted as 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, which increases
the detail with an increase in the number
Determination of the minimum acceptable level of detail for elements show-
ing the design solution. Within the framework of this Standard, a number of
Level of Information (LOI)
values are accepted as 200, 300, 400, 500, which increases the detail with
an increase in the number
Table 1.3.2 - List of terms and definitions for Autodesk Revit
Term Definition
A group of elements used to model a construction object: windows, doors,

walls, floors, etc.
Categories are divided into:
• models’ categories;
Category
• species’ categories;
• annotation’s categories.
They have an individual set of properties and parameters, as well as rules of
behavior and interaction. Categories cannot be created and edited by users
A group of similar items that is characterized by a common set of properties
Families
and associated graphical representations
Project file loaded into another project file as an external link
Linked file
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Term Definition
Collaborative work Working on one project by several designers.

A parameter that can be displayed in specifications and grades, it can be
used in different projects. To create a general parameter, you must specify a
General parameter
general parameter file in which it will be stored. If there is no such file, it
must be created during the development of the project.
General parameters A .TXT format file with a defined structure and general parameter defini-
file tions
A .TXT file containing parameter export settings in IFC format, with the
option of grouping the parameters into custom tabs, as well as mapping
IFC file-mapping source application parameters with custom IFC parameters with the option
of combining several similarly named but differently named parameters into
one
Table 1.3.3 - File formats
File format Definition
*.RVT Basic file format for storing data about an Autodesk Revit project
*.RTE Autodesk Revit Template File

*.RFA Autodesk Revit Family Load File
*.NWC Cache file generated by Autodesk Navisworks when importing models from other
programs
*.NWF The main working format of Autodesk Navisworks, consisting of links to uploaded
model files, as well as viewpoints, animations, construction simulations, clash
checks
*.NWD Autodesk Navisworks file format for publishing, designed to batch save all model
data into a single file and transfer to third parties
*.IFC An open specification industry-leading data class format for data sharing in con-
struction and building management
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2. ORGANIZATION OF THE INFORMATION MODELING PROCESS
2.1. Software requirements

The project must be carried out using the software presented in table 2.1.1.
The software version and the list of additional software for a specific project must be
agreed with the client and recorded in the "BIM Project Execution Plan (BEP)" document.
Switching to a new software version during the project is not recommended and re-
quires mandatory agreement with the Customer.
Table 2.1.1 - Software
Software Files
Project Sections Functions
formats
Architectural solutions (AR)
Creation and editing of BIM-

Structures (SSol, RCS, MS)
models, paperwork
Autodesk Revit 2020-
Internal utilities RVT
2022
systems (EIS)
Creation of a model of a design
Architectural interiors (Design
project, registration of documen-
project)
tation.
Geological report
AutoCAD Civil 3D DWG
Creation and editing of toposur-
External networks
face, documentation
General layout and beautification Autodesk Revit RVT
Viewing models, checking for

Summary BIM model of the pro- NWC, NWF,
Autodesk Navisworks collisions, generating a list of
ject NWD
volumes
2.2. BIM Execution Plan (BEP)

The designer, within 1 week after signing the contract, must develop a "BIM Execution
Plan (BEP)" based on the Client template
The BEP must contain the following data:
• information about the project;
• goals and objectives of the project;
• key stakeholders with contact details and descriptions of project roles;
• the software;
• requirements for the information model, including clarifications to the list of project
sections performed in BIM;
• a description of the technology for modeling complex elements of the model, or
those elements whose modeling methods are not described in this Standard;
• documentation requirements and design methods for various types of drawings;
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• main design stages (stages of delivery of modeling results);

• principles of dividing models and a list of BIM models;
• a description of the organization of work, including a scheme of joint work, a coor-
dination file;
• a description of the interaction between the project participants.
The developed "BIM Execution Plan (BEP)” must ensure the creation of a BIM-model
that complies with the document "Standard of information modeling of Client.
BEP must be agreed with the Customer, after which the document is signed by the
project participants responsible for the approval.
During the project, the document can be updated. Make all changes in "corrections"
mode. On the "Changes in version" sheet, it is necessary to make a description of the changes
made, indicating the section, and also assign the next version to the document within the docu-
ment (for example, from version 1.0 to 1.1). The version is not specified in the file name, since
versioning is automatically supported in BIM360. After that, the document must be re-agreed
between the participants and signed.
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2.3. List of sections for modeling

The list of project sections carried out using information modeling technology is pre-
sented in table 2.3.1.
Table 2.3.1 - Sections for modeling
Project sec-
tion Section name Code**
AR Architectural solutions AR
AI Architectural interiors (Design project) AI
GP General plan GP
GP*
SP Scheme of the planning organization of the land plot SP
KR Constructive solutions KR
KG Reinforced concrete structures KG KR*
KM Metal structures KM
KM Structures metal curtain wall systems (NFS) KM
Heating OT
OV Ventilation VENT OV*
Air conditioning KV
ITP Individual heat point ITP
VK Internal water supply systems and canalization VK
PT Fire extinction PT
EOM Electrical equipment and lighting EOM
SS Communication systems, low-current communication networks SS
AVT Automation AVT
NS External water supply and sewerage network layout. NS
* - a common cipher that unites several sections, is used if these sections of the project are performed in one
model
** - used in the names of model files (see section 2.7)
The summary BIM model prepared by the general designer should include models of
all sections of the project, including those developed by individual organizations (design pro-
ject, external networks, landscaping).
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2.4. Project stages

Table 2.4.1 shows a list of project stages with a description of the goals and objectives,
as well as the conventional LOD level adopted for this stage.
Table 2.4.1 - Design stages
Conditional
Project stage Description of goals and objectives
LOD
• Development of conceptual solutions in the information
modeling environment.
At this stage, it is necessary to simulate the main
space-planning solutions, rooms and zones for cal-
culating the technical and economic parameters
(technical and economic indicators), as well as place
3D concept 100 furniture on standard floors.
• Formation on the basis of the BIM-model of albums of the
concept and the graphic form of the check-list of compli-
ance with design standards.
• Formation on the basis of the BIM-model of the document
"Table of object parameters for the stage "Concept " .
Planning and design stage. • Detailing the BIM model of the 3D concept.
Primary BIM model (Stage 200 • The Stage 1 model is provided one month after the start of
1) planning and design stage.
• Detailing and parameterization of model elements, elimina-
tion of collisions.
• Formation of documentation of planning and design stage
based on the BIM model.
Kits to be submitted to the appraisal must be un-
Planning and design stage.
loaded from the BIM model and made available for
BIM-model before entering
inspection 2 weeks before entering the expert review.
the MSE (Stage 2)
• Formation in Revit of the register for the DDU , for more
details in the section8.1 ...
• Formation on the basis of the BIM-model of the document
"Table of the main parameters of the object for planning
and design stage, CD stage"
• Correction of the BIM-model according to the comments of
300 the Expert review.
The sets of drawings in the BIM model must be cor-
rected according to the MSE comments and fully
comply with the drawings agreed by the MSE.
• Formation on the basis of the BIM-model of the album of
Planning and design stage. the plan of the designed facility (hereinafter referred to as
BIM-model after passing the PSO) of real estate . The PSO album mustbe unloaded
the MSE (Stage 3) within 1 week after receiving the positive con-clusion of
the MSE.
• Updating the register for preschool education ,more details
in the Section 8.1.
• Clarification of the volumes in the document "Table of the
main parameters of the object for planning and design
stage, CD stage"
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• Detailing and parameterization of the BIM model for the re-

lease of working documentation.
• Formation of working documentation based on the BIM
Detail project stage 400 model.
The model is provided at each stage of the approval
of sets of documentation for the production of work.
The documentation must be downloaded from the
BIM model and fully comply with it.
• Refinement of the BIM model to match the actually built
Executive BIM Model 500 object.
• Formation of executive documentation.
For a detailed diagram of the stages, see the BIM360 link (see the Section 10.2).
Схема разработки ВIМ-модели BIM model development scheme

Исходные данные Initial data
ТЗ; TOR;
EIR; EIR;
ГПЗУ GPZU (city development plan for land)
3D-Концепция 3D Concept
Разработка концептуальных решений Development of conceptual solutions
Сдача ВIМ-модели Delivery of the BIM model
Концепции Concepts
Стадия П. Этап 1 Planning and design stage. Stage 1
Детализация Detailing
1 этапа стадии П Step 1 planning and design stage
Этап 2 Stage 2
Модель перед МГЭ Model before MSE
2 нед. 2 weeks
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Вход в экспертизу Entry into the examination

Этап 3 Stage 3
Внесение корректировок Making adjustments
Выход из экспертизы Withdrawal from examination
Стадия Р Detail project stage
Детализация Detailing
Client Client
Передача моделей в УК Transfer of models to the MC
• Согласование ВЕР • Verification of BEP
• Подсчет площадей • Area counting
• Оформление альбома концептуальных реше- Design of the album of conceptual solutions based on
ний на основе модели the model
• Детализация LOD, LOI • Detailing LOD, LOI
• Назначение ходов по классификатору помеще- • Assigning codes as per room classifier and zones
ния и зонам • Calculation of technical and economic indicators
• Подсчет ТЭП • Separation of load-bearing structures in a separate
• Отделение несущих конструкций в отдельную wear from the AS
надели от АР Dividing the model according to functional character-
• Деление модели по функциональному при- istics (stylobate, building, section)
знаку (стилобат, корпус, секция)
• Назначение кодов по классификатору • Assigning codes as per classifier
• Формирование паспорта проекта • Formation of the project passport
• Оформление документации стадии П на ос- Model-based planning and design stage documenta-
нове модели tion
• Внесение корректировок по замечаниям МГЭ Making adjustments to the MSE comments
• Согласование ВЕР • Verification of BEP
• Деление модели в соответствии с комплектами • Dividing the model according to the kits
• Выдача документации в производство работ • Issuance of documentation for the production of
через ВIM 360 Docs works through ВIM 360 Docs
• Создание исполнительной ВIМ-модели Creation of executive BIM-model
Архитектура Architecture
Конструкции Инженерные системы Structures Engineering systems
Планировки типовых этажей Layout of standard floors
Проработка архитектурных решении, детализация Development of architectural solutions, detailing
Детализация фасада, деление многослойной Detailing the facade, dividing a multilayer structure
структуры
Детализация архитектурных решений Detailing of architectural solutions
Основные магистрали, габариты для шахт Main lines, dimensions for shafts
Концептуальная модель несушки конструкций (в Conceptual model of laying hen structures (as part of
составе модели АР), отверстия под шахты the AR model), openings for shafts
Вертикальные трассы, кабельные лотки, крупное Vertical routes, cable trays, large equipment
оборудование
Детализация конструкций Detailing of structures
Детализация инженерных систем. горизонтальная Detailing of engineering systems, horizontal wiring,
разводка, отопительные и сантехнические при- heating and plumbing fixtures
боры
Детализация конструкций, отверстия для инже- Detailing of structures, holes for engineering systems
нерных систем
Детализация конструкций Detailing of structures
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2.5. General requirements for BIM models

• All objects must be modeled in accordance with their true dimensions on a 1: 1 scale, in
the metric system of measurements (mm, m², m³).
• All basic elements and objects of BIM-models must have overall dimensions corresponding
to the actual building elements.
• Model elements must be created with a breakdown by floors, with the exception of ele-
ments, the division of which is impossible by floor due to design features.
• In the models of all sections, a single level system should be organized, corresponding to
the architectural model, with reference to the elevation of the finished floor.
Not allowed:
• The presence of incorrect gaps / intersections, collisions, abutment / support of building
elements, unjustified by the design solution.
• Inaccurate construction of elements with subsequent rounding of dimensional values to
whole numbers.
• Duplication of elements of the BIM model.
• Using Model lines to display 3D model elements.
2.6. Model splitting diagram

• At planning and design stage and detail project stage, the models must be divided into sec-
tions of the project.
• Further division should be performed according to functional characteristics - blocks, build-
ings / sections, stylobate, underground parking, etc.
• It is prohibited to perform several cases in one model.
• At the 3D concept stage, it is allowed to execute the AR and KR models in one file.
• At steps 2-3, planning and design stage and detail project stage, the facades must be per-
formed in a separate file (for more details, see Section 3.3).
• At detail project stage, when forming a model division scheme, it is also necessary to take
into account the division of documentation into sets/albums.
• The division scheme and the list of models for a specific project must be agreed with the
Customer and recorded in the document "BIM Execution Plan (BEP) ".
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2.7. Rules for naming BIM models

• All information model files must be named in accordance with the Standard.
• After the initial assignment of the name to the information model file, it is prohibited to
edit it throughout the entire stage of the project.
• The naming of the file, as well as the path to its location in the working structure, must not
contain Cyrillic characters and special characters (? "/ \ <> * []:; | =,.).
• Use "_" (underscore) to separate fields in the name.
• All fields in the file name are filled with capital letters.
Examples of file naming are given in table 2.7.1.
Table 2.7.1 - File naming examples
Exam- Code Project stage Type of Part of Building /
ple Code Сreator **
of section file model* Section *
VLG AR DSGNR R20 FSD K1
1 File name: VLG_AR_DSGNR_R20_FSD_K1.rvt
Architectural model of the facade of building 1 in Revit
VLG KR DSGNR R20 STLB
2 File name: VLG_KR_DSGNR_R20_STLB.rvt
Stylobate Structural Model in Revit

VLG KM DSGNR RD R20 FSD K1
3 File Name: VLG_KM_DSGNR_R20_FSD.nwd
Model of the CM section of hinged facade systems of housing 1 in Revit
VLG AR DSGNR PD N20 ZONES
4 File name: VLG_AR_DSGNR_PD_N20_ZONES.nwd

Pivotal Architectural Model with planning and design stage Zones and Rooms in Navisworks
VLG FM DSGNR PD N20
5 File name: VLG_FM_DSGNR_PD_N20.nwd
Navisworks planning and design stage Consolidated Model

VLG COORD DSGNR R20
6 File name: VLG_COORD_DSGNR_R20.rvt
Coordination file in Revit
* filled in if necessary
** project stage is indicated only for summary models
Code - the abbreviated name of the project, must be agreed with the Customer and
recorded in the "BIM Execution Plan (BEP)”.
The section code should be taken according to Table 2.3.1, for summary models use
the FM (Federated model) code, for the coordination file - COORD.
Creator - the short name of the design organization developing this BIM project.
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For the Project Stage block, use the following options:

CONCP - for a consolidated 3D concept model;
PD - for summary models of planning and design stage;
RD - for summary models of detail project stage;
ID - for executive models.
In the File type block, use the following options:
R20, R21... - for Autodesk Revit 2020 and 2021 models, respectively;
N20, N21... - for Autodesk Navisworks 2020 and 2021 models, respectively.
AC20, AC21 ... - for Autodesk Civil 3D 2020 and 2021 models, respectively.
The Part of the model block is optional and is filled in if only a part of the model is
represented in this file, for example:
FSD - for the facade model;
STLB - for stylobate model;
ZONES - for premises and zone models;
etc.
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2.8. Coordinate system
2.8.1. General
It is necessary to provide in BIM-models:
• a common coordinate system with the name and reference to the actual planting of
the building on a geo-base in the Moscow coordinate system, set the coordinate
system based on the coordination file (see Section 2.8.2);
• absolute and relative elevations;
• a unified level system in the models of all sections; all levels must correspond to
the level of the finished floor in the architectural model;
• snapping the base point of the model to the point of intersection of the 1 / A axes or
the lower left axis (Figure 2.8.1);
Figure 2.8.1 - Base point position

• rotation angle of the project relative to true north.
The project base point defines the origin (point

with coordinates 0,0,0) of the coordinates of a
particular model.
The survey point defines the origin of the project

as a whole. Can be snapped to geodetic coordi-
nates.
Базовая точка проекта Base point of the project

Общая площадка: Common area:
С/Ю 0.0 N/S 0.0
В/3 0.0 W/E 0.0
Отм. 0.0 Mark 0.0
Угол от истинного севера 0.00°
Angle from True North 0.00 °
Точка съемки - Внутренний Survey Point - Indoor
Общая площадка: Common area:
С/Ю 0.0 N/S 0.0
В/3 0.0 W/E 0.0
Отм. 0.0
Mark 0.0
The presence of a single coordinate system and names of common sites in all models
is mandatory.
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The description of the coordinate system for a specific project must be recorded in the
"BIM Execution Plan (BEP)”.
2.8.2. Coordination (base) file

The designer needs to create a coordination file to work on the project, which is a base
file containing axes, levels, absolute and relative coordinates, true north direction and a com-
mon site. The coordinate file is used to check the relative position and reference in space (rec-
ords of the coordinate system) of all related models.
2.9. The level of elaboration of BIM models

The level of elaboration of the elements of the BIM model depends on the stage of the
project and is given in sections 3-6.
Table 2.9.1 describes the characteristics of the geometric detail of the model (LOD G),
and table 2.9.2 describes the parameters in the model (LOI).
The Client "general parameters" file containing the required parameters is avail-able
from the link in the section10.2.
Table 2.9.1 - Description of model ledevl of retail (LOD G)
Specification Description
The model element has approximate dimensions, due to the lack of the pos-
Conditional dimensions
sibility of their accurate determination at the current stage of the project
The size corresponds to the design dimensions of the component for this de-
Exact dimensions
sign stage.
The model element is located approximately, but at the same time the floor,
Conditional location
room and / or model element on which it is located is precisely defined
The location of the element in the model exactly matches the design posi-
Exact location
tion for this design stage
The external representation of the element allows you to visually identify
Appearance
the type of component and its functional purpose
Modeling a multilayer element with one layer of conditional thickness equal
Single layer structure
to the total thickness of the element
Multilayer structure The element must be modeled multi-layered
Splitting into layers The element must be modeled with division into separate layers
The element is assigned or set by the additional attribute material according
to the documentation.
If at a certain stage of the project the material cannot be precisely defined,
then a more generalized material is assigned. For example, at the 3D con-
Materials cept stage, the class of concrete of reinforced concrete structures is un-
known; therefore, it is necessary to assign a concrete material without speci-
fying the class and grades.
Materials must be created using Assets suitable for the material type, and
have the correct properties in the Appearance tab.
Slope Model element has slopes
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Table 2.9.2 - Description of model parameters (LOI)

Type of Type of FOP
Parameter Description
data parameter CLIE
NT *
General
Floor number, more details in the
Floor Text General
section 2.12.2
building Text General Building / section number,
Section Text General more details in the section 2.12.3
Code as per classifier Text Systemic Code as per classifier,

Code as per classifier Text General + more details in the section 2.10
For elements of the underground

Substructure Y/N General + part, the parameter must be equal to
"Yes"
The name of the set of drawings, for
Set Text General
example: AS1, RCS0, etc.
Detailed description of the model el-
Description Text General + ement, see examples of filling in sec-
tion 3
Composition by layers for sandwich
Composition of mul-
Text General + structures, see examples of filling in
tilayer structure
section 3
Designation of a standard, technical
conditions or other document in ac-
Designation Text General
cordance with the specification in the
working documentation
The name of the model elements in
accordance with the specification in
the working documentation.
In cases where the overall dimen-
Name Text General sions of the element are the parame-
ters of the instance, it is allowed not
to indicate them in the name at the
discretion of the Designer (for exam-
ple, the dimensions of air ducts,
pipes)
Material Material General Element material
Weight Weight General Model element weight
Volume Volume Systemic Model element volume
The brand of the model element in
Brand Text Systemic accordance with the documentation,
for example, Km-1, BM-1, etc.
The fire resistance of the structure in
Fire resistance Text General
the format EI45, REI60, etc.
Manufacturer in accordance with the
Manufacturer Text General specification of engineering equip-
ment in the working documentation
Thermal con-
Thermal conductivity General Element thermal conductivity
ductivity
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Type of Type of FOP

data parameter CLIE
NT *
Element stock number from the man-
Stock number Text General
ufacturer
Dimensions
Length Length Systemic
Model Element Length
Length Length General +**
Width Length Systemic
Model Element Width
Width Length General +**
Height Length Systemic
Model Element Height
Height Length General +**
Thickness Length Systemic Model element thickness
Diameter Length Systemic
Model element diameter
Diameter Length General
Width of the doorleaf
Length General Width of the door leaf
Height of the doorleaf

Length General Height of the door leaf
The area of the room, zone, surface

Area Area Systemic of the air duct and other elements of
the model
The area of the model element (cus-
tom parameter).
Area Area General Used in loadable families for which
the system area parameter is not cal-
culated by Revit.
Architecture
Number (for premises) Integer Systemic Premise number
Name (for premises) Text Systemic Premise name
Apartment number (consecutive
Apartment number Text General
numbering)
Apartment numberon
Text General Apartment number on the floor
the floor
Premise area factor
Number General Area factor for unheated premises
Area with factor Area General Room area with factor

Number of rooms Number of living rooms in the apart-
Integer General
ment
Apartment type ("s" - for studio, "e"
Apartment type Text General
- for euro)
Apartment area Sum of the areas of the heated prem-
Area General
ises
Apartment area liv-ing
Sum of the areas of the living prem-
Area General
ises
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Type of Type of FOP

data parameter CLIE
NT *
The sum of the areas of heated prem-
Apartment area total
Area General ises, as well as unheated ones, calcu-
lated using derating factors
Facility ID Text General + Unique Facility ID (for premises)
WhiteBox furniture and equipment
Width (depth) of the service zone for
Service zone Length General + equipment, furniture, plumbing fix-
tures, household appliances
The parameter is "Y" for furniture or
Comfort Y/N General + equipment used in the "Comfort"
class residential buildings
Business Y/N General + equipment used in the "Business"
Premium Y/N General + equipment used in the "Premium"
Types of premises in which this type
Premise type Text General +
of furniture or equipment is used
Load-bearing elements
Reinforcement bars Mass Specific reinforcement bars through-
General
throughput density put in a reinforced concrete element
Type of fire protec-tion
Text General Type of fire protection
Thickness of fire pro-

Length General Thickness of fire protection
tection
Utilities systems
Belonging of a model element to any
System classification Text Systemic type of utilities systems from a lim-
ited list of types
The name of the system to which the
element belongs in accordance with
System name Text Systemic
the documentation in the format T11-
1, T1-2, etc.
Type, brand of equipment or device,
designation of a standard, technical
Type, brand, desig- conditions or other document in ac-
Text General
nation cordance with the utilities equipment
specification in the working docu-
mentation
Equipment code Text General Equipment, product, material code
Unit of measurement (kg, running
Unit of measurement Text General
meter, m2, m3, etc.)
Capacity of equipment or electrical
Capacity Capacity General
appliance
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Type of Type of FOP

data parameter CLIE
NT *
Air
Flow rate Systemic Duct air flow
flow
Speed Speed Systemic Duct flow rate
Pressure drop Pressure Systemic Pressure drops in the area
* - parameters for which the use of the Client "general parameters" file is mandatory.
** - only for the library of furniture, plumbing fixtures and large household appliances Client (Section
3.10).
Parameters with the value “+” in the column “FOP CLIENT” must be used from the
file of“general parameters” CLIENT, for the rest - it is allowed to replace them with “general
parameters”of the design organization, in this case, in the document “BIM project execution
plan (BEP)” itis necessary to fill in the parameter matching table.
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2.10. BIM model element classification

It is necessary to perform a classification of all elements of the BIM model (Figure
2.10.1), by assigning the elements of the code by the classifier.
Figure 2.10.1 - Classification of elements of the BIM model

File of codes as per classifier in Section 10.2.
To upload the file to Autodesk Revit open Manage→ Extra options →Code as per
classifier. Then click Browse and set the path to the file.
To assign a code to model elements, you need to go to the properties of the type and
select the appropriate code for the Code as per classifier parameter (Figure 2.10.2). Parameter
Description as per classifier is filled in automatically.
Figure 2.10.2 - Assigning a code to an element as per classifier
In case of technical difficulties in filling in the Revit system parameter "Code as per
classifier", for certain categories it is allowed to use the general parameter "Code as per
classifier".
It is not allowed to use top-level codes when classifying model elements (Figure
2.10.3).
Figure 2.10.3 - Errors when assigning codes
In the absence of codes in the classifier necessary for the formation of the "Table of
the main parameters of the project" , the codes must be agreed with the Customer.The code "999"
is assigned to the elements of the model that are not involved in calculation of volumes and are
absent in the classifier.
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2.11. Volume sheet and technical and economic indicators

The BIM-model under development should allow calculating the technical and eco-
nomic indicators, volumes and quantitative indicators using the Quantification tool in Autodesk
Navisworks in detail sufficient to generate the document "Table of the main project parameters"
To generate the Construction Scopes report, you need to “collect” the Navisworks BIM
model elements into the “Search Sets” and then add the corresponding elements to the “Quan-
tification Workbook”. Search sets must be configured based on the codes for the classifier.
The Quantification book template and search sets are prepared by the Customer (see
section 10.2), the adaptation of search kits for a specific project is carried out by the design
organization.
At each stage of the delivery of the summary model of planning and design stage, it is
necessary, together with the filled Quantification data, to transfer a comparison table with the
data of the previous stage for the following positions:
• storage rooms;
• apartments;
• suites;
• commercial premises;
• communal premises of commerce;
• useful areas of the underground part;
• total area;
• Usable area of commerce.
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2.12. BIM model parameterization
2.12.1. General
The elements of the BIM model shall have the parameters, according to the require-
ments of sections 3-6. Sections 2.12.2-2.12.3 describe the specifics of filling in the parameters
Floor and Building.
2.12.2. Parameter "Floor"

Parameter Floor must be filled in the following format (example in Figure
2.11.1):
-1, -2... - for structures below the 0.000 mark;
1, 2, 3... - for structures above the 0.000 mark;
2-25 - for the facade (range from the bottom to the top floor);
Roof - for roof structures;
Foundation - for foundation slabs and piles.
Figure 2.12.1 - An example of assigning the "Floor" paramet

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2.12.3. Parameter "Building" and "Section"

Parameter Building must be filled in the following format:
K1, K2, K3 … - for buildings;
B1, B2, B3... - for towers;
Stylobate - for stylobate.
Parameter Section must be filled in the following format:
С1, С2, С3…
2.13. Documentation requirements

• The documentation must be generated in a BIM model. Methods for the design of various
types of drawings are described in table 2.13.1.
• Drawing design must be performed in the same BIM model file, which contains the ele-
ments related to this set of drawings. The exceptions are cases when the design for linked
files is a necessity.
• You must use fonts supported by BIM360Docs.
• When preparing documentation for detail project stage, it is necessary to ensure automatic
generation of bills and specifications based on the BIM model using Revit tools.
The following documentation methods can be distinguished:
• based on the BIM model;
• 2D drawing view in the model.
Table 2.13.1 - Paperwork
Drawing type Method of execution
Section AR
Floor plans, roofs
Cuts, sections BIM-based
Facades
Typical nodes Drawing 2D View in Model
Specifications (edit) Automatic BOM calculation based on BIM model
Section AR (PSO album)
Floor plans, roofs
Cuts, sections BIM-based
Facades
Explication of premises Automatic BOM calculation based on BIM model
AI section (Design project)
Floor / room plans
Wall finishing plans
BIM-based
Flooring plans
Ceiling plans
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Electrical plans
Wall sweeps
Cuts, sections
Sections KR, KZh, KM
Pit plans Drawing 2D view or at the discretion of the designer
Pit fencing plans
Foundation and pile field plans
Formwork plans
Wiring diagrams of prefabricated re- BIM-based
inforced concrete products
Layouts of metal structures
Cuts, sections
In the case of drawing reinforcement drawings in AutoCAD, it is neces-
Reinforcement drawings sary to ensure their full compliance with the formwork drawings of rein-
forced concrete structures performed in Revit
Section KM (hinged facade systems)
Wiring diagrams of fastening ele-
ments (brackets, guides, etc.)
BIM-based
Cladding wiring diagrams
Fragments
OV, VK, PT sections
Engineering systems plans
BIM-based
Cuts, sections
BIM-based
3D views of engineering systems
Note: Perform 3D views in standard isometric view in Autodesk Revit
Typical nodes
Drawing 2D View in Model
Structural, schematic diagrams
Specifications, bills of equipment
Automatic BOM calculation based on BIM model
and materials
Sections EOM, SS, AVT

Plans
BIM-based
Cuts, sections
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Typical nodes
Structural, schematic diagrams
Drawing 2D View in Model
Single line diagrams
IDD schemes
Specifications, bills of equipment
Automatic BOM calculation based on BIM model
and materials
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3. REQUIREMENTS FOR AR, AI MODELS
3.1. General requirements

• Requirements for the minimum composition of summary architectural models are shown
in Table 3.1.1.
Table 3.1.1 - Composition of the architectural BIM model
Planning and design Detail
Sec- 3D con- stage Exec.
Model element project
tion cept model
Step 1 Step 2-3 stage
3.2 Walls and partitions + + + + +
3.3 Facade + + + + +
Baskets for
+ + + + +
air conditioners
3.4.1 Door Assembly: doors, gates + + + + +
3.4.2 Door Assembly: windows + + + + +
Stained-glass windows and
3.5 + + + + +
glass partitions
3.6 Floors + + + + +
3.7 Wall finishing + + + + +
Ceilings + + + + +
3.8
Ceiling finishing − − + + +
3.9 Roof + + + + +
Furniture, plumbing fixtures
3.10 + + + + +
and large household appliances
3.11.1 Parking: parking spaces + + + + +
Parking: driveways in the car
3.11.2 + + + + +
park, loading area
3.12 Premises + + + + +
3.13 Zones + + + + +
Fencing − + + + +
Shafts for utilities
+ + + + +
systems
Holes in the walls for
− − + + +
utilities systems
Interiors (design project) of
3.16 − − − + −
communal premises
Requirements for the modeling technology and the minimum permissible level of elab-
oration of the elements of the AR BIM model at various stages are given in Sections 3.2-3.16.
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3.2. Walls and partitions

• Modeling with the Architectural wall tool with subdivision by floors and correct base ref-
erence to the level (Figure 3.2.1).
Figure 3.2.1 - Binding of walls in height

• You are not allowed to use the Composite Wall system family.
• For the correct calculation of the areas of rooms and zones at the stage of the 3D concept,
the walls must be modeled taking into account the thickness of the finishing, or the finishing
with a separate wall must be modeled, at the 2nd stage of planning and design stage, the
finishing must be modeled separately (see Section 3.7).
• The walls must be divided by type, taking into account the classifier of elements (Figure
3.2.2).
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Figure 3.2.2 - Classification of walls
• A description of the LOD G and LOI is given in Table 3.2.1.

Table 3.2.1 - The level of elaboration of walls and partitions
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LO
Conditional dimensions + +
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Exact dimensions + + +
Conditional location +
Exact location + + + +
Appearance + + + + +
Multilayer structure (allowed) + +
Splitting into layers + + +
Materials + + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.СП.1.1.5
Material + + + + Gas silicate blocks
Area + + + + 8.4 m²
Volume + + + + 1.01 m³
Length + + + + 3,000 mm
Width + + + + 100 mm
LOI
Partition of gas silicate blocks

Description + + +
D500 100x250x600
Substructure + + + Y/N
Building / Section + + + K1
Floor + + + 3
Manufacturer + +
Fire resistance + + + EI-45
Set + + АР1
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3.3. Facade
• Facade modeling should be performed from separate walls - insulation and facade finishing
(Figure 3.3.1), it is allowed to use multi-layer walls at the stage of the 3D concept and at
step 1 of planning and design stage. The horizontal elements of the facade are modeled with
slabs.
Figure 3.3.1 - Facade layers

Наружная стена Outer wall
Утеплитель Insulation
Фасад Facade
• When assigning a code for the ebb and flow classifier, it is necessary to take into account
that if they are made of the same material as the facade, they are considered part of the
facade.
• Facade modeling must be carried out taking into account the "plastic" of the facade (except
for step 1 of planning and design stage and 3D-concept) and with separation by materials
(Figure 3.3.2).
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Figure 3.3.2 - Modeling the "plastic" of the facade

• It is allowed to execute the facade in a separate model file.
• It is allowed not to divide the walls of the facade by floors, but to perform them on several
floors or to the entire height of the building, depending on the structure.
• At stages 2-3 of planning and design stage and detail project stage, when assembling the
composite model, the facades must be unloaded into a separate model of the IFC format.
This requirement is necessary for the correct calculation of stained-glass areas in Quantifi-
cation.
Table 3.3.1 - The level of elaboration of the facade
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
Conditional location + +
Exact location + + +
LOD G
Multilayer structure (allowed) + +
Splitting into layers + + +
Materials + + + +
"Plastic" of the facade + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ВО.2.4.3
Material + + + + Brick tile
LOI
Area + + + + 120.0 m²
Length + + + 2,000 mm
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Width + + + 20 mm
Substructure + + + N
Manufacturer + +
Floor + + + 2-25
Set + + АР1
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3.4. Door Assembly
3.4.1. Doors and gates

• Doors with left and right opening must be made in separate sizes, or the opening must be
specified using a parameter in the properties of the door instance.
• For doors in 3D, you need to display the opening lines (Figure 3.4.1), as well as simplified
door handles.
Figure 3.4.1 - Door opening lines

• Doors must be identified on the floor plans (Figure 3.4.2).
Figure 3.4.2 - Symbols of doors on the plan

• It is forbidden to mirror doors, as a result of which errors associated with the opening di-
rection may occur (the right door will become left, but the attributes or type will indicate
that this is the right door, as a result, incorrect values in the specifications).
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Table 3.4.1 - The level of elaboration of doors

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
Conditional dimensions +
Exact dimensions + + + +
LOD G
Materials + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ЗП.2.2
Material + + + Steel door
Area + + + + 2.36 m² (opening area)
Width + + + + 1,040 mm (wall opening)
Height + + + + 2,270 mm (wall opening)
Width of the door leaf + + + 900 mm
Height of the door leaf + + + 2,200 mm
Glazed door with drop-down
Description + + +
LOI
threshold
Floor + + + 3
Fire resistance + + + EI45
Manufacturer + +
Name + +
Brand + + D-1
Set + + АР1
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3.4.2. Window
• For windows in 3D, it is necessary to display opening lines (Figure 3.4.3).
Figure 3.4.3 - Lines of opening at the windows

• It is forbidden to mirror windows, as a result of which errors related to the direction of
opening may occur.
Table 3.4.2 - The level of elaboration of windows
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Exact dimensions + + + +
LOD G
Materials + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ЗП.1.2
Material + + + PVC
Area + + + + 3.24 m² (opening area)
Width + + + + 1,800 mm (wall opening)
Height + + + + 1,800 mm (wall opening)
LOI
Description + + +
Floor + + + 3
Manufacturer + +
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Name + +
Brand + + Ok-1
Thermal conductivity + + 0,75 (м2 ∙ ℃)/Вт
Set + + АР1
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3.5. Stained glass and glass partitions

• Modeling with Wall tool: Stained glass.
• In cases where a stained glass window crosses several levels, simulate the stained glass
windows with one element without dividing by floors.
• Doors and sashes are inserted into stained-glass windows by replacing the stained-glass
panel with a door-panel and window-panel, respectively (Figure 3.5.1).
Figure 3.5.1 - Stained glass door

• Mirroring of stained-glass windows with installed doors or vents is not allowed, in this
case, the "right opening" is changed to "left" and vice versa, which will lead to errors in the
specifications.
• Perform sloped glazing with the "Roof" tool (Figure 3.5.2).
Figure 3.5.2 - Sloped glazing

• Stained-glass panels and imposts are not allowed to be classified by the stained-glass code.
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Table 3.5.1 - The level of elaboration of stained-glass windows

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Materials + + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ВО.2.2.1
Area + + + + 7.5 m²
Length + + + + 2,500 mm
Unassigned
+ + + + 3,000 mm
height
External stained-glass window,
Description + + + aluminum profile, double-
LOI
glazed window
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + В-1
Set + + АР1
Fire resistance + + EI45
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3.6. Floors
• Model separately from the structural slab (Figure 3.6.1) with the Slab tool.
Figure 3.6.1 - Modelling of floors

• In models of steps 2-3 and detail project stage, the floors are divided according to the type
of floor.
• In models of steps 2-3 and detail project stage, the floor contours must be brought into the
doorways (Figure 3.6.2) taking into account the type of floor in the opening.
Figure 3.6.2 - Floor contour in the doorway

Table 3.6.1 - The level of elaboration of floors
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + + +
Single layer structure (al-
+ +
lowed)
Multilayer structure + + +
Materials + + +
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Slope + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ОТ.2.2
Area + + + 20.0 m²
Volume + + + 1.6 m³
Thickness + + + 80 mm
1. Laminate
Composition of multi-layer
+ + + 2. Substrate
structure
LOI
3. Coupler - 80 mm
Floor + + + 3
1 [type of floor according to
Brand + +
floor legend]
Set + + АР1
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3.7. Wall finishing

• Modeling the interior wall finishing with a separate wall (Figure 3.7.1), it is allowed to use
multi-layer walls at the stage of the 3D concept and at step 1 of planning and design stage.
Figure 3.7.1 - Modelling of wall finishing

Table 3.7.1 - The level of elaboration of wall finishing
Planning and Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Exact location + + + + +
LOD G
Materials + + +
As part of a multi-layer wall
+ +
(allowed)
Modeling a separate wall + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ОТ.3.2
Material + + + Plasterwork
Area + + + 12.0 m²
Width + + + 20 mm
LOI
Composition of multi-layer 1. Plasterwork - 15 mm

structure (finish struc-ture) + + + 2. Putty - 5 mm
3. Painting in 2 layers
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Floor + + + 3
Set + + АР1
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3.8. Ceilings and finishing of ceilings

• Modeling the ceilings with the Multi-layer ceiling tool.
• Finish the ceilings with the Basic Ceiling or Multi-Layer Ceiling tools. Ceiling finishing
is modeled when executing an interior model (design project), see Section 3.16.
• A description of the LOD G and LOI is given in Tables 3.8.1 and 3.8.2.
Table 3.8.1 - The level of elaboration of ceilings
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + + +
Materials + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.СП.2
Area + + + 12.0 m²
Thickness + + 62.5 mm
Composition of multi-layer 1. Subsystem - 50 mm
+ + +
structure 2. Plasterboard sheet - 12.5 mm
LOI
Description + + + Dropped ceiling of plasterboard

Floor + + + 3
Set + + АР1
Table 3.8.2 - The level of elaboration of finishing of ceilings

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
Not modelled
Not modelled
Not modelled
Exact dimensions
LOD G
Exact location
Appearance
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Materials + +
Code as per classifier + + ОС.ОТ.4.2
Material + + Plasterwork
Area + + 12.0 m²
LOI
Substructure + + Y/N
building + + K1
Floor + + 3
Set + + АР1
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3.9. Roof
• Modeling the roof with a multi-layer tool Roof along the contour separately from the struc-
tural floor (Figure 3.9.1).
Figure 3.9.1 - Roof modeling

• At step 1 of planning and design stage, the thickness of the roofing pie is set to the maxi-
mum, taking into account the slope (1.5%), the slope is not displayed. On the roof, lanterns
are modeled with conditional volumetric elements without detailing.
At steps 2-3 of planning and design stage and detail project stage, funnels and roof slopes
are modeled, the design of the skylights on the roof (glazing cutting scheme, dimensions)
is refined, air-permeable screens and fencing of ventilation units are modeled.
• Skim roof baluster element model instrument or Enclosure Outstanding wall profile for
length counting possibility (Figure 3.9.2).
Figure 3.9.2 - Covering element

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Table 3.9.1 - The level of development of the roof

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + + +
Single layer structure +
Multilayer structure + + + +
Materials + + + +
Slope + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.ВО.1.2
Area + + + + 8 m²
Thickness + + + + 280 mm
Composition of multi-layer
+ + +
LOI
structure
Substructure + + + N
Floor + + + 3
Set + + АР1
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3.10. Furniture, Sanitary appliances and large

household appliances
• To place furniture, sanitary appliances and large household appliances, it is necessary to
use the Client families (Figure 3.10.1) that fully comply with corporate standards.
Figure 3.10.1 - Library of families Client

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Figure 3.10.3 - Instructions for families

Зоны обслуживания Service areas
Семейства WhiteВох содержат зоны обслужива- The WhiteBox families contain service (operation)
ния (эксплуатации), выполненные «вложен- zones, made by "nested" families in the form of con-
ными» семействами в виде условных объемных ditional volumetric elements, for the possibility of
элементов, для возможности проверки на пересе- checking for intersections with other elements of the
чения с другими элементами модели. model.
Для удобства управления графикой зон обслужи- For the convenience of managing the graphics of the
вания создана отдельная подкатегория. service areas, a separate subcategory has been cre-
Для включения/отключения, а также настройки ated.
стиля и цвета линий, необходимо перейти в To enable / disable, as well as adjust the style and
управление видимостью графики для вида. color of lines, you need to go to control the visibility
of the graphics for the view.
Видимость Visibility
Линии Lines
Мебель Furniture
Кухня_Грани шкафов Kitchen_Wardrobe Edges
Невидимые линии Invisible lines
Проекция/Поверхность Projection / Surface
Линии Lines
Штриховки Shading
Прозрачно… Transparent ...
Разрез Section
Линии Lines
Полутона Halftone
По умолчанию эоны обслуживания отображаются By default, service eons are displayed with a dashed
штриховой линией светло-серого цвета. line in light gray.
CLIENT CLIENT
• The families have modeled "Service Areas" that should not intersect with other furniture
elements (Figure 3.10.4). For a description of the checks, see the Clash Checks section.
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Figure 3.10.4 - "Service areas" of furniture

Enabling / disabling the visibility of service areas is performed in the Visibility / Graphics
Override for the Furniture category (Figure 3.10.5).
Figure 3.10.5 - Managing the visibility of the "Service Areas"

Видимость Visibility
Материалы изоляции воздух... Insulation materials air ...
Материалы изоляции труб Pipe insulation materials
Мебель Furniture
Зона обслуживания Service zone
Невидимые линии Invisible lines
Штриховые линии Dashed lines
Несущая арматура Load-bearing reinforcement
Проекция/Поверхность Projection / Surface
Линии Lines
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• A description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI content is given in Table
3.10.1.
Table 3.10.1 - The level of elaboration of furniture
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Exact dimensions + + + + +
LOD G
Code as per classifier + + + + +
Material + + + + +
Name + + + + + Double bed
Length + + + + + 2,000 mm
Width + + + + + 1,800 mm
LOI
Height + + + + + 500 mm
Service zone + + + + + 500 mm
Comfort + + + + + Y
Business + + + + + Y
Premium + + + + + Y
Premise type + + + + + Master bedroom
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3.11. Parking
3.11.1. Parking lots

• The parking lots should be modeled with conventional elements (boxes) with plan dimen-
sions in accordance with the current standards of 5.3x2.5 m and a height of 2.2 m ( Client
standards), see.Figure 3.11.1
Figure 3.11.1 - Modelling of parking lots

3.11.1.
Table 3.11.1 - The level of elaboration of parking lots
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Code as per classifier + + + ЗН.ММ.1.1
Area + + + + + 13.25 m²
LOI
Height + + + + + 2,200 mm
Width + + + + + 2,500 mm
Length + + + + + 5,300 mm
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• Also, for the correct calculation of the technical and economic indicators, it is necessary to
simulate the parking lots with the Premise tool (Figure 3.11.2). Can be performed in a
separate stage of Revit.
Figure 3.11.2 - Modeling of parking lots with the "Premise" tool

• For additional requirements for numbering and marking of parking lots
Table 3.11.2 - The level of elaboration of parking lots (premises)
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Number + + + М001
Name + + + + + Parking lot
Area + + + + + 18.00 m²
Building / Section + + + + + Parking
Floor + + + + + -2
Facility ID + + + Do not fill
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3.11.2. Driveways in the car park, loading area

• Car passages should be modeled with conventional elements (boxes): passage width and
height according to Client design standards. It is recommended to perform modeling with
context families of the Parking category (Figure 3.11.3).
• In the loading area, conventional elements (boxes) simulate the main dimensions of vehi-
cles (width, height, length).
Figure 3.11.3 - Modelling of driveways

3.11.1.
Table 3.11.3 - The level of elaboration of passages
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
LOI
Code as per classifier + + + ЗН.ТП.1.1

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3.12. Premises
• The presence in the models of premises not provided for by design solutions is not allowed.
• The rules for defining the boundaries of areas and simulated areas are described in the sec-
tion3.14 "Rules for modeling technical and economic indicators".
• When assembling a summary BIM model, a room and a zone must be unloaded into a
separate model and added to the summary model tree. To export rooms and zones using the
IFC format (see the Section 8.2), which allows them to be unloaded with volumetric ele-
ments.
• The area of premises / apartments / suites on the floor plans should be indicated with an
accuracy of two decimal places.
• For additional requirements for premise numbering and marking, see Appendix 4 (section
2.8).
Table 3.12.1 - The level of elaboration of the premises
Planning and
Execut. model
design stage Detail project
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Code as per classifier + + + + + ПМ.ЖЛ.3.1
Number + + + 001
Name + + + + + Bedroom
Area + + + + + 18.50 m²
Perimeter + + + 12,200 mm
Total height + + + 2,800 mm
Apartment number + + + + + 50
Premise area factor + + + + + 1
LOI
Area with factor + + + + + 18.50 m²

Number of rooms + + + + + 2
Apartment type + + + + + Е
Apartment area + + + + + 44.25 m²
Apartment area living + + + + + 32.64 m²
Apartment area total + + + + + 44.25 m²
Substructure + + + + + Y/N
Building / Section + + + + + K1
Floor + + + + + 3
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Facility ID + + + Do not fill
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3.13. Zones
• Zones should be modeled using Zoning plans and the Zone Boundaries tool with contin-
uous, closed contours without line breaks or overlaps.
• The rules for defining the boundaries of areas and simulated areas are described in the sec-
tion3.14 "Rules for modeling technical and economic indicators".
• When assembling a summary BIM model, a room and a zone must be unloaded into a
separate model and added to the summary model tree. To export rooms and zones using the
IFC format (see the Section 8.2), which allows them to be unloaded with volumetric ele-
ments.
Table 3.13.1 - The level of development of zones

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Code as per classifier + + + + + ЗН.ЛФ.2
Name + + + + + Total area by sum of areas
Area + + + + + 245 m²
LOI
Substructure + + + + + Y/N
Building / Section + + + + + K1
Floor + + + + + 3
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3.14. technical and economic indicators modeling rules
3.14.1. General
It is necessary to simulate the types of areas listed in table 3.14.1.
Table 3.14.1 - Simulated areas
Area type Revit tool Description
The total floor area of the building in the di-

Zones see Section 3.14.2
mensions of the outer walls (DOW)
The total area of the building by sum of areas Zones
Total building area according to CLIENT Zones see Section 3.14.3
Usable area Premises see Sections 3.14.4 -3.14.6
Area of communal premises Premises see Section 3.14.7
Floor shafts area Zones see Section 3.14.8
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3.14.2. The total floor area of the building in the dimensions of the
outer walls (DOW)
The total floor area of a building in the dimensions of the outer walls (DOW) is the
sum of the areas of the ground floors of the building, measured along the outer edge of the outer
walls (along the boiler casing).
Figure 3.14.1 − Total floor area

Pos. 1 - The floor area is determined by the outer surface of the outer wall, taking into
account the "plasticity" of the facade.
Pos. 2 - Walls, partitions, elevator and communication shafts - are included in the floor
area.
"Second light" and openings in the floor slab over 36 m 2 are not included in the floor
area.
Pos. 3 - recessed balconies, balconies, terraces are included in the floor area.
Pos. 4 - The technical balcony, designed to accommodate engineering equipment - is
not included in the floor area.
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In a multi-section building, the wall separating the sections is included in the floor
area. When calculating the floor area for each section, count the total wall of adjacent sections
along the wall axis.
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3.14.3. Total building area

Total building area is defined as the sum of the areas of the floors (underground,
aboveground and aboveground parts of the building).
The areas of the underground for ventilation of the building, unexploited attic, tech-
nical underground, technical attic, spaces with a high ceiling of less than 1.80 m "in the light"
are not included in the Total building area .
"Second light" and openings in the floor slab over 36 m² are not included in the floor
area.
In a multi-section building, the wall separating the sections is included in the floor
area. When calculating the floor area for each section, count the total wall of adjacent sections
along the wall axis.
Figure 3.14.2 - Total area
Pos. 1 - The floor area is determined by the inner surfaces of the enclosing structures
of the outer walls, excluding finishing (plaster is included in the floor area). With front glazing
and "windows to the floor", the area is considered up to the post-transom system and the frame
at the "clean floor" level.
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Pos. 2 - Internal vertical structures adjacent to external walls - are included in the floor
area and are counted per cut.
Pos. 3 - recessed balconies, balconies, terraces are included in the floor area with factor
= 1. The area is determined by their dimensions, measured along the inner contour (between
the building wall and the fence), excluding the area occupied by the fence.
Pos. 4 - The technical balcony, designed to accommodate engineering equipment - is
not included in the floor area.
Pos. 5 - Walls, partitions, elevator and communication shafts - are included in the floor
area.
3.14.4. Usable area of a residential building

The Usable area of a residential building is the sum of the areas of the premises,
rooms to be sold.
Figure 3.14.3 - Usable area
Pos. 1 - The usable area of apartments and suites is the sum of living rooms and auxiliary
rooms measured between the finished surfaces of walls and partitions at the "finished floor"
level (excluding skirting boards).
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Pos. 2 - recessed balconies, balconies and terraces are included in the Living Space.
The area is determined by their dimensions, measured along the inner contour (between the
building wall and the fence), excluding the area occupied by the fence. For apartments, the area
should be calculated taking into account the reduction factor: recessed balconies factor = 0.5;
balconies and terraces factor = 0.3. For suites without factor.
Pos. 3 - Shafts inside the apartment are not included in the usable area.
Pos. 4 - Storerooms are included in the usable area.
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3.14.5. Usable area of commercial premises

The usable area of commercial premises is the sum of the areas of the floor premises
to be sold for commercial purposes in separate lots: street retail, retail premises, restaurants,
cafes, medical centers, etc., except for preschool and educational institutions.
The usable area of preschool and educational institutions is the sum of the areas of all
premises, taking into account the finishing layers of the walls.
Figure 3.14.4 - Usable area of commercial premises

поз. 1 Pos. 1
поз. 2 Pos. 2
поз. 3 Pos. 3
поз. 4 Pos. 4
Pos. 1 - Supporting vertical structures are not included in the usable area.
Pos. 2 - The usable area of the room is measured along the surfaces of walls, partitions
without taking into account the thickness of the finish at the level of the "clean floor". Walls,
partitions dividing commercial lots are not included in the usable area.
Pos. 3 - Communication shafts are not included in the useful area of commercial prem-
ises.
Pos. 4 - Internal partitions dividing the premises into separate rooms within the lot -
are included in the usable area.
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3.14.6. Usable area of an office building

The usable area of an office building is the sum of the areas of the premises to be
sold.
Figure 3.14.5
поз. 1 Pos. 1
поз. 2 Pos. 2
поз. 3 Pos. 3
поз. 4 Pos. 4
поз. 5 Pos. 5
поз. 6 Pos. 6
Pos. 1 - For facade glazing, the usable area is considered to be up to the mullion-
transom system at the level of the top of the floor slab, for walls - up to the wall material.
Pos. 2 - recessed balconies, balconies and terraces that have a connection with the
useful area are included in the useful area with a factor = 1. The area must be determined by
their dimensions, measured along the inner contour (between the building wall and the fence),
excluding the area occupied by the fence.
Pos. 3 - Elevator, communication shafts, taking into account their fencing - are not
included in the usable area.
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Pos. 4 - Technical premises serving only this floor, auxiliary premises - are included
in the usable area.
Pos. 5 - Technical premises serving several floors or the entire building, as well as
communal premises for access to these premises - are not included in the usable area.
Pos. 6 - All erected vertical structural elements (columns, walls, partitions) are not
included in the usable area.
"Voids" and openings in the floor slab over 36 m2 are not included in the usable area.
3.14.7. Communal premises

The area of communal premises is the sum of the areas of premises that are available
for use (visit, stay) by the owners of apartments and suites of a residential complex (lift halls,
stairs, vestibules, corridors, etc.), measured between the finished surfaces of walls and partitions
at the "clean floor" level (excluding skirting boards).
Figure 3.14.6 - Communal premises area

Технический балкон (пол из просечного Technical balcony (perforated metal floor)
металла)
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3.14.8. Floor shafts area

The area of the floor shafts is the sum of the areas of elevator, transit, communication
and other shafts.
Figure 3.14.7 - Floor area of shafts

Технический балкон (пол из просечного Technical balcony (perforated metal floor)
металла)
Кладовая Storage room
поз. 1 Pos. 1
поз. 2 Pos. 2
Pos. 1, 2 - The area of the shaft is detershaftd by the inner edge of the enclosing wall
(partition).
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3.15. Definition and calculation method of LOSS FACTOR

LOSS FACTOR is the percentage of unrealizable areas of the total area of the building
(floor).
Non-salable areas are communal premises, technical rooms, shafts, vertical structural
elements of a building (columns, walls, partitions).
LOSS FACTOR = 1 - (USABLE AREA / TOTAL AREA)%
LOSS FACTOR = shafts% + communal premises% + Technical premises% + Struc -
tures% (if applicable: +% losses due to reduction factors of recessed balconies, balconies, ter-
races)
shafts% = shaft area / Total area
communal premises% = communal premises Area / Total Area
Those. premises% = Area of Tech. premises / total area
Structures% = Structure Area / Total Area
Table 3.15.1 - Example of LOSS FACTOR calculation
Part of the building
Area, m2 LOSS FACTOR, Including %:

Constructions
Constructions
Floor
Communal
Communal
Technical
Technical
premises
premises
premises
premises
%
General
Useful
shafts
shafts
Roof 35 0 5 23 5 2 100.0 14.3 65.7 14.03 5.7

10 700 525 38 105 0 32 25.0 5.4 15.0 0.0 4.6
9 700 525 38 105 0 32 25.0 5.4 15.0 0.0 4.6
8 700 525 38 105 0 32 25.0 5.4 15.0 0.0 4.6
Aboveground part
7 700 525 38 105 0 32 25.0 5.4 15.0 0.0 4.6

6 700 511 30 105 0 54 27.0 4.3 15.0 0.0 7.7
5 700 511 30 105 0 54 27.0 4.3 15.0 0.0 7.7
4 700 511 30 105 0 54 27.0 4.3 15.0 0.0 7.7
3 700 511 30 105 0 54 27.0 4.3 15.0 0.0 7.7
2 700 511 30 105 0 54 27.0 4.3 15.0 0.0 7.7
1 650 390 32.5 195 15 17.5 40.0 5.0 30.0 2.3 2.7
Total 6,985 5,045 339.5 1,163 20 417.5 27.8 4.9 16.6 0.3 6.0
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3.16. communal premises Interiors (design project)
Figure 3.16.1 - communal premises design project model

• The interior model (design project) of the communal premises should be performed in Au-
todesk Revit in a separate file (Figure 3.16.2). As the initial data for planning, use the AS
and KS models, which must be loaded with linked files.
Figure 3.16.2 - communal premises design project model

• Documentation and specifications should be generated from the model.
• It is recommended to lay out tiles (for example, floor) or panels by dividing walls / slabs /
ceilings into "Parts" or from individual user-defined families.
• The composition of the interior model and the required level of graphical detail LOD G and
LOI content are given in Table 3.16.1.
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• When modeling interiors, you should also be guided by the requirements of the sections3.2
-3.12 (links are given in table 3.16.1).
Table 3.16.1 - The level of elaboration of the interior model
LOD G LOI
Thickness / Thickness
Code as per classifier
Splitting into layers
Model element
Material / Material
Building / Section
Exact dimensions
Premise number
Length / Length
Height / Height
Width / Width
Exact location
Manufacturer
Appearance
Area / Area
Materials
Brand
Name
Floor
Set
Existing constructions Loaded with linked files AS, KS
Premises + + See Table 3.12.1 (Detail project stage)
Partitions + + + + See Table 3.2.1 (Detail project stage) +
Holes and niches in
+ + + + +
partitions
Interior doors + + + + See Table 3.4.1 (Detail project stage) +
Hatches + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Door portals slopes + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Wall finishing + + + + + See Table 3.7.1 (Detail project stage) +
Floors + + + + + See Table 3.6.1 (Detail project stage) +
Skirting boards + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Ceilings + + + + See Table 3.8.1 (Detail project stage) +
Ceiling finishing + + + + + See Table 3.8.2 (Detail project stage) +
Power outlets and light switches + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Sensors, sirens + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Call panels + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Lighting devices + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Traffic signs, information signs + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Decor elements + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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4. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER PLAN, IMPROVEMENT

AND EXTERNAL NETWORKS
4.1. General
• Table 4.1.1 shows the stages in the creation of models for the general plan, landscaping and
external networks.
Table 4.1.1 - The composition of the models of the general plan, improvement and external networks
tion cept model
4.2 Topology and zoning of the site − + + +
Surrounding buildings − − + +
4.3
Beautification − − + +
4.4 Geological report − − + +
4.5 External engineering networks − − + +
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4.2. Topology and zoning of the site

• The terrain model should be executed in Autodesk Revit in a separate model file with the
Topology tool.
• The model must have a single coordinate system with the projected object and a reference
to the Moscow coordinate system (see section2.8).
• The relief is modeled taking into account the exit to the existing unchanged relief (roadways
not affected by the project).
• It is necessary to perform the following zoning of the territory: landscaping (lawns), drive-
ways, sidewalks, children's and playgrounds
• Topology areas should contain the following parameters (LOI): Code as per classifier, Ma-
terial, Surface area.
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4.3. Surrounding development and improvement

• The surrounding buildings are modeled by conditional volumetric elements (boxes) to sim-
ulate shading
• It is necessary to place improvement elements on the surface:
• landscaping;
• small architectural forms;
• children's play and sports complexes;
• children's carousels and sandboxes;
• benches;
• Street lights;
• territory fences, barriers;
• and other improvement elements.
Use the “landscaping” and “master plan” Revit categories.
• Improvement elements must fill in the Code according to the classifier.
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4.4. Geospatial report

• Perform geospatial report modeling in AutoCAD Civil 3D.
Existing relief
• Civil 3D Object Type: 3D surface, Breaklines (Feature lines, polylines, shapes).
• The following properties are required: Layout, Surface Name, and Surface Elevation.
• The existing relief is displayed as a 3D surface with all complex relief elements, in suffi-
cient detail for further work.
• The result of processing the data of topographic and geodetic surveys should be a relief
digital model (RDM).
• The RDM is formed by the TIN Surface object. RDM should be generated on 3D faces; if
there are no 3D faces in geodetic survey files, AutoCAD objects should be converted to
COGO points, which should then be attached to the surface.
• It is not allowed to form a RDM by transferring text labels to their mark and attaching texts
to the surface.
Geological report model

• The source data model should contain:
• the existing RDM;
• existing external networks (see Section 4.5);
• boundaries of areal objects;
• borders of streets, zones, territories, red line.
• At the RDM of the design site, it is imperative that:
• to build spatial structural lines according to the characteristic points of the relief;
• center lines of existing roads, their edges, slopes, the edges of the carriageway to
form in the form of structural lines;
• feature lines of roads must dock at the junctions. Breaks are not allowed along the
same type of sections. Gaps are allowed for lines marking the edge of the carriage-
way and the shoulder edge at intersections and abutments.
• An existing RDM should be used as the basis for a digital surface.
• Areas should be created using Civil 3D feature lines.
• The area of the surface, limited by the contour of the designed buildings / structures, must
be constructed as a separate surface.
4.5. External engineering networks

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• Modeling external utility networks in AutoCAD Civil 3D.

• On the projected site, it is necessary to perform modeling from the existing and design
engineering networks: pipes and wells.
• The level of graphical detail is conditional.
• It is not allowed to have piping networks in the structure of the "Prospector" tab, the geom-
etry of which is not present in the model.
Existing engineering networks

• Civil 3D object type: pipe networks (no reinforcement).
• The following properties are required: layer, quantity, depth, diameter, slope, type, mate-
rial.
• The names and marks must match the names and marks of the existing utilities.
• Accept the marks of the missing depths according to the standards.
• The intersection of existing engineering networks is not allowed.
Design engineering networks

• Civil 3D object type: pipe networks (no reinforcement).
• The following properties are required: layer, quantity, depth, diameter, slope, type, mate-
rial.
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5. REQUIREMENTS FOR SSOL, RCS, MS MODELS

• Requirements for the minimum composition of composite models of load-bearing struc-
tures are given in Table 5.1.1.
Table 5.1.1 - Composition of BIM models of supporting structures
tion cept model
5.2 Pit fence − − + + +
Foundation slab + + + + +
5.3 Preparation for the
− − + + +
foundation slab
5.4 Piles − − + + +
5.5 Load-bearing walls + + + + +
5.6 Structural columns, pylons + + + + +
5.7 Floor slabs + + + + +
5.8 Load-bearing beams + + + + +
Metallic
5.9 + + + + +
constructions
Shafts for utilities
+ + + + +
5.10 systems
Holes for utilities systems − − + + +
5.11 Underground waterproofing − − + + +
5.12 Stairway − − + + +
5.13 Ramps + + + + +
Metallic
5.14 − − − + +
facade constructions
• Requirements for the modeling technology and the minimum permissible level of elabora-
tion of the elements of the BIM model of the CS at various stages are given in the sec-
tions5.2 -5.14 ...
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5.2. Pit fence

• It is necessary to simulate the following elements of the pit fence (Figure 5.2.1) with the
appointment of the corresponding codes according to the classifier:
• sheet piling;
• retaining walls;
• struts and struts, ground anchors;
• strapping beams.
Figure 5.2.1 - Pit fencing

5.2.1.
Table 5.2.1 - The level of elaboration of the pit fencing
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Materials + + +
Not modelled
Not modelled
Code as per classifier + + + НЦ.КТ.1.2.1

Material + + +
Length *, Length * + + +
Area* + + +
LOI
Volume* + + +
Substructure + + + Y
Building / Section + + + Stylobate
Floor + + + Foundation
Set + + КР1
* - parameters are filled in depending on the type of element and material
5.3. Foundation slab

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• Modeling foundation slabs with single-layer elements with the Foundation: Slab tool.
• Foundation slabs must be divided into expansion joints (except for stage 1 of planning and
design stage). Slabs separated by seams must be separate elements; it is not allowed to draw
seams in the slab sketch.
• Thickening of foundation slabs, as well as complex pits, can be modeled with context fam-
ilies (Figure 5.3.1) of the category Structural foundation.
Figure 5.3.1 - Thickness of the foundation slab

• Modelling of preparation must be performed under the foundation slab (except for stage 1
of planning and design stage).
5.3.1.
Table 5.3.1 - The level of elaboration of foundation slabs
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Materials + + + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.КЭ.1.1.1
Thickness + + + + 1,200 mm
Material + + + Concrete B35
Volume + + + 1,620 m³
100 kg / m³
LOI
Reinforcement bars
+
throughput
Brand + + ФП-1
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Set + + КЖ0
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5.4. Piles
• Model piles with loadable families.
5.4.1.
Table 5.4.1 - The level of development of piles
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Conditional dimensions Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Materials + + +
Code as per classifier + + + НЦ.КТ.4.2.1
Not modelled
Not modelled

Length + + + 7,000 mm
Volume (for bored piles) + + + 1.12 m³
Mass (for driven piles) + + + 1,500 kg
LOI
Brand + + C-1
Set + + КЖ0
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5.5. Load-bearing walls

• Modeling the Structural Wall tool with subdivisions by floors and correct baseline refer-
ence to the level.
• The use of multi-layer walls is not allowed.
• You are not allowed to use the Composite Wall system family.
• At detail project stage, openings in the walls are modeled with loadable families for the
possibility of counting in BOMs (List of openings) and viewing properties.
• Modeling holes in walls is described in the section5.10 ...
5.5.1.
Table 5.5.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete walls
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Materials + + + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.КЭ.2.1
Material + + + + Concrete B35
Volume + + + + 1.68 m³
Length + + + 3,000 mm
Width + + + 200 mm
Reinforcement bars
LOI
+ 120 kg / m³
throughput
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + Ст-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.6. Structural columns, pylons

• Modeling pylons should be done floor by floor with reference to levels with the Structural
Wall tool, columns - with the Structural Column tool.
• For pylons, create a standard size separate from the walls.
5.6.1.
Table 5.6.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete columns and pylons
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Materials + + + + +
Volume + + + + 0.48 m³
Length + + + 1,000 mm
Width + + + 200 mm
Reinforcement bars 200 kg / m³
LOI
+
throughput
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + K-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.7. Floor slabs

• Modeling with single-layer elements with the Slab tool.
• Starting from step 2 of planning and design stage, the floor slabs must be divided into ex-
pansion joints. Slabs separated by seams must be separate elements; it is not allowed to
draw seams in the slab sketch.
• Modeling holes and shafts in slabs is described in the Section 5.10.
• Capitals above the columns should be made with load-bearing slabs (Figure 5.7.1), and
each small cap must be a separate element of the model.
Figure 5.7.1 - Capital above the column

In the case of a complex capital shape, modeling with loadable families is allowed.
You cannot model capitals as part of a column family.
• In the presence of floors with height differences, the space between the floors should be
modeled with a wall, if the difference does not exceed the thickness of the floors, then wall
modeling is not required (Figure 5.7.2).
Figure 5.7.2 - Slabs at different elevations

Перекрытие Slab
Стена Wall

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Table 5.7.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete floors

Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Materials + + + + +
Volume + + + + 525.1 m³
Thickness + + + 200 mm
Reinforcement bars 180 kg / m³
+
LOI
throughput
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + PM-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.8. Load-bearing beams

• Model with the standard Beam tool.
• The top of the monolithic beam must coincide with the top of the monolithic floor (Figure
5.8.1).
Figure 5.8.1 - Binding of beams
h балки h beams
5.8.1.
Table 5.8.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete beams
Planning and Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Materials + + + + +
Volume + + + + 0.06 m³
Width + + + 200 mm
Height + + + 500 mm
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + BM-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.9. Metal structures

• Modeling with standard tools Beam and Structural Column.
5.9.1.
Table 5.9.1 - The level of elaboration of metal structures
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Conditional dimensions + Step 1
+
LOD G
Materials + + +
Material + + + С235
Length + + + 3,000 mm
Weight + + + 23.1 kg
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + B-1
Set + + КЖ1
Type of fire protection + +
Thickness of fire protec-tion
+ +
Fire resistance + +
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5.10. Shafts and holes for engineering systems

• In walls and slabs, it is necessary to simulate holes and shafts for engineering systems:
for the 3D concept - shafts in the floors;
for planning and design stage - shafts and holes with dimensions ≥ 300 × 300 mm
or with a diameter of more than ≥ 300 mm;
for detail project stage - shafts and holes with dimensions ≥ 150 × 150 mm or with
a diameter of more than ≥ 150 mm.
• The holes must form a physical volume cut in walls or floors.
• At detail project stage, holes for engineering systems are modeled with loadable families
for the possibility of counting in BOMs (List of holes) and viewing properties.
• Large-sized vertical shafts can be modeled with the Shaft tool.
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5.11. Underground waterproofing

• Modeling vertical planes with the Wall tool, horizontal - with the Slab tool.
Table 5.11.1 - The level of elaboration of the waterproofing of the underground part
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Conditional dimensions + + +
Exact dimensions
LOD G
Conditional location + + +
Exact location
Appearance + + +
Not modelled
Not modelled
Materials + + +
Code as per classifier + + + НЦ.ИЗ.2.1
Material + + + Waterproofing
Area + + + 1,320 m²
LOI
Floor + + + -2
Set + + КЖ1
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5.12. Stairway
• At the concept and step 1 of planning and design stage, stairs can be performed in the AS
model using the standard Revit tool.
• At steps 2-3 of planning and design stage and at detail project stage, prefabricated staircases
should be modeled with loadable families, monolithic staircases - with contextual or
loadable families.
• Interfloor platforms are performed with the Overlap tool.
Table 5.12.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete stairs
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Developed in the AS model
Developed in the AS model
Appearance + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ОС.КЭ.3.6.1
Volume + + + 0.5 m³
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + Lm-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.13. Ramps
Table 5.13.1 - The level of elaboration of reinforced concrete ramps
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Volume + + + + 3.1 m³
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Brand + + Rm-1
Set + + КЖ1
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5.14. Suspended facade systems

• Model of working documentation for hinged facade systems (Figure 5.14.1) run in Auto-
desk Revit in a separate file. As the initial data, use the AS and CS models, which must be
loaded with linked files.
• It is necessary to simulate brackets, guides, facade cladding, insulation, slopes, ebbs, flash-
ing and other decorative elements from a metal sheet.
• Modeling brackets and guides using loadable families from the General Models or Struc-
tural Framing category.
The detailing of the elements should be sufficient to display the design features of fastening
the elements to each other and to the supporting structures of the building. It is also neces-
sary to place in the model anchors for attaching brackets to the building; modeling hardware
and rivets is allowed not to be performed.
Figure 5.14.2 - Brackets and guides

• The layout of the facade panels is carried out by dividing the walls into "Parts" or from
separate loadable families. Modeling of small-format tiles (for example, clinker tiles "under
a brick") may not be performed.
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• The composition of the facade model and the required level of LOD G and LOI is given in
Table 5.14.1.
Table 5.14.1 - The level of elaboration of the structures of hinged facade systems
LOD G LOI
Thickness / Thickness
Code as per classifier
Material / Material
Model element
Building / Section
Exact dimensions
Length / Length
Height / Height
Width / Width
Exact location
Stock number
Manufacturer
Appearance
Area / Area
Materials
Volume
Name
Set
Brackets + + + + + + + + + + + +
Guides,
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
metal profiles
Anchors for fastening of
+ + + + + + + + +
brackets to the building
Facade cladding + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Insulation + + + + + + + + + + + + +
External slopes + + + + + + + + + + + +
Ebb + + + + + + + + + + + +
Covering elements of parapets + + + + + + + + + + + +
Cover strips and other decorative
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
elements made of sheet metal
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6. REQUIREMENTS FOR VIS MODELS

• Requirements for the minimum composition of composite VIS models are given in Table
6.1.1.
Table 6.1.1 - Composition of BIM-model of internal engineering systems
tion cept model
OV, VK, PT
Air ducts + + + + +
Fittings of
6.2 + + + + +
air ducts
Duct insulation − − + + +
Air duct fittings − − − + +
Pipelines + + + + +
Fittings of
6.3 + + + + +
pipelines
Insulation of pipelines − − + + +
Pipeline fittings − − − + +
6.4 Heating devices − − + + +
Equipment (fans, pumps, air
6.5 − + + + +
conditioners)
6.6 Sanitary appliances − − + + +
Air dispensers (Diffusers,
6.7 − − + + +
grates)
Metering devices − − − + +
Sprinklers − − + + +
EOM, SS, AVT
Cable trays − + + + +
6.8 Fittings of
− + + + +
cable trays
6.9 Cable channels, boxes − − + + +
Busbars − + + + +
Boards / Cabinets − + + + +
6.10 Lighting devices − − + + +
Power outlets and light switches − − − + +
Sensors − − − + +
Control riser − − − + +
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• Requirements for the modeling technology and the minimum permissible level of elabora-
tion of the elements of the BIM-model of internal engineering systems at various stages are
given in Sections 6.2-6.10.
• All engineering elements must be connected within their system, and elements of engineer-
ing equipment must contain fixed points of connection to engineering networks.
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6.2. Air ducts and fittings

• Simulate the air duct with the standard tool.
• At the stage of the 3D concept, it is necessary to perform vertical routing of the main air
ducts, at step 1 of planning and design stage - horizontal routing of the highways in the
parking lot and along the standard floor, stages 2-3 - tracing of the remaining air ducts with
a cross section of more than 150x150 mm.
• In the properties of the air ducts, set the System Type, according to which the System clas-
sification parameter is automatically filled in, which characterizes the belonging of the en-
gineering system.
• At detail project stage and 2-3 planning and design stage, the air ducts should be modeled
with insulation (if required).
6.2.1.
Table 6.2.1 - The level of elaboration of air ducts and fittings
Planning and
Execut. model
design stage Detail project
Concept
stage Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Code as per classifier + + + IS.BS.1
System classification + + + + Supply air
System type + + + + Support
System name + + + PD1
Width + + + 700 mm
Height + + + 300 mm
LOI
Diameter (for round ducts) + + + 400 mm

Area + + + 180 m²
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
Links to certificates and pass-
+
ports
6.3. Pipes and fittings

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• Model with the standard Pipe tool.

• At the step of the 3D concept, it is necessary to perform vertical alignment of main pipelines
(it is allowed without installing pipe fittings), at step 1 of the planning and design stage -
horizontal routing of mains along the parking area and a standard floor.
At steps 2-3 of the planning and design stage, it is necessary to align all main pipelines,
as well as:
• routing to heating devices;
• routing of water pipes before entering the apartment;
• outlet/inlet points on the outer walls;
• branches for connection in apartments;
• waste risers.
• In the properties of pipelines, set the System type, according to which the System classifi-
cation parameter is automatically filled in, which characterizes affiliation of the engineer-
ing system.
• At the detail project stage and steps 2-3 of the planning and design stage, model pipes with
insulation (if necessary).
• Modeling pipes of sewage and drainage systems with the required slope.
• Description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI content is given in Table 6.3.1.
Table 6.3.1 − The level of elaboration of pipelines and fittings
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Slope (for sewage pipes) + + +
Code as per classifier + + + ИС.ТС.1
System classification + + + + Return fluid
Material + + +
System type + + + + Heating_Return
System name + + + Т21
LOI
Diameter + + + 40 mm
Length + + + 12,000 mm
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
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Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
Manufacturer + +
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6.4. Heating devices

• Description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI content is given in Table 6.4.1.
Table 6.4.1 − The level of elaboration of heating devices
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
Exact dimensions + +
LOD G
Exact location + +
Appearance + + +
Code as per classifier + + +
System classification + + + Supply fluid, Return fluid
System name + + + Т11,Т21
Length + + 600 mm
Not modelled
Not modelled
Height + + 500 mm
Width + + 100 mm
Capacity + + + 800 W
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
Unit of measurement + +
+
ports
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6.5. Equipment
• It is necessary to model the service areas of the main equipment with the volumetric ele-
ments of the model with a translucent material. It is allowed to perform service areas with
a nested family of the Generalized Model category. To assign the ИС.ЗО.1.1 classifier to
the zones.
• A description of the LOD G graphical detail level and LOI payload is given in Table 6.5.1.
Table 6.5.1 − The level of elaboration of equipment
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Step 1
LOD G
Exact location + +
Appearance + + +
Service zone + + + +
System classification + + +
System name + + +
Not modelled
Capacity + +
Weight + +
LOI
Floor + + + 3
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
+
ports
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6.6. Sanitary appliances

• A description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI payload is given in Table
6.6.1.
Table 6.6.1 − The level of elaboration of sanitary appliances
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Exact location + +
Appearance + + +
Sewage, cold water supply (in-
System classification + + +
ternal networks)
Not modelled
Not modelled
System name + + + B1, K1

Floor + + + 3
LOI
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
+
ports
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6.7. Air dispensers (Diffusers, grates)

• A description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI payload is given in Table
6.7.1.
Table 6.7.1 − The level of elaboration of air dispensers
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Exact location + +
Appearance + + +
System classification + + Exhaust air
System name + + В1
Length + + 300 mm
Width + + 300 mm
Not modelled
Not modelled
Diameter (for circularair

+ + 300 mm
dispensers)
Height + + 50 mm
Pressure drop + +
LOI
Flow rate + +
Building / Section + + K1
Floor + + 3
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
+
ports
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6.8. Cable trays

• At Step 1 of the planning and design stage, it is necessary to perform vertical routing of
the trays in the communal premises.
At Steps 2-3 of the planning and design stage, it is necessary to perform vertical routing,
as well as pipes and trays for laying cables into the apartment and lighting communal prem-
ises, trays from the main switchboard to the IDD, as well as all trays with a width of more
than 150 mm.
Table 6.8.1 − The level of elaboration of cable trays
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Not modelled
Width + + + 300 mm
Height + + + 50 mm
Length + + + 3,000 mm
LOI
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
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6.9. Cable channels, boxes

• At Steps 2-3 of the Planning And Design Stage, it is necessary to model the pipes for
laying cables into the apartment and lighting the communal premises.
Table 6.9.1 − The level of elaboration of cable channels
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
filling
Step 2-3
Conditional dimensions Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Not modelled
Not modelled

Diameter + + + 32 mm
Length + + + 1,000 mm
Name + +
LOI
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +
6.10. Boards / cabinets, electrical and lighting devices
• A description of the LOD G level of graphical detail and LOI content is given in
Table6.10.1.
Table 6.10.1 − The level of elaboration of electrical equipment
Planning and
Execut. model
Detail project
design stage
Concept
stage
Example
Step 2-3
filling
Step 1
LOD G
Appearance + + +
Service zone + + + +
model
Not
led
Length + +
Width + +
Height + +
O
L
Name + +
Brand + +
Equipment code + +
Manufacturer + +

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1.1. Purpose of the document

1.2. Objectives of BIM Technology Application

1.3. List of terms and abbreviations

The process of building information modeling, which includes directly cre-

Part of a building information model that represents a component, system,

Table 1.3.2 - List of terms and definitions for Autodesk Revit

A group of elements used to model a construction object: windows, doors,

Collaborative work Working on one project by several designers.

Table 1.3.3 - File formats

File format Definition

*.RTE Autodesk Revit Template File

2. ORGANIZATION OF THE INFORMATION MODELING PROCESS

2.1. Software requirements

Architectural solutions (AR)

Creation and editing of BIM-

General layout and beautification Autodesk Revit RVT

Viewing models, checking for

2.2. BIM Execution Plan (BEP)

• main design stages (stages of delivery of modeling results);

2.3. List of sections for modeling

2.4. Project stages

• Detailing and parameterization of the BIM model for the re-

Схема разработки ВIМ-модели BIM model development scheme

Вход в экспертизу Entry into the examination

2.5. General requirements for BIM models

2.6. Model splitting diagram

2.7. Rules for naming BIM models

1 File name: VLG_AR_DSGNR_R20_FSD_K1.rvt

Architectural model of the facade of building 1 in Revit

VLG KR DSGNR R20 STLB

2 File name: VLG_KR_DSGNR_R20_STLB.rvt

Stylobate Structural Model in Revit

3 File Name: VLG_KM_DSGNR_R20_FSD.nwd

Model of the CM section of hinged facade systems of housing 1 in Revit

VLG AR DSGNR PD N20 ZONES

4 File name: VLG_AR_DSGNR_PD_N20_ZONES.nwd

5 File name: VLG_FM_DSGNR_PD_N20.nwd

Navisworks planning and design stage Consolidated Model

6 File name: VLG_COORD_DSGNR_R20.rvt

Coordination file in Revit

For the Project Stage block, use the following options:

2.8. Coordinate system

Figure 2.8.1 - Base point position

The project base point defines the origin (point

The survey point defines the origin of the project

Базовая точка проекта Base point of the project

2.8.2. Coordination (base) file

2.9. The level of elaboration of BIM models

Table 2.9.2 - Description of model parameters (LOI)

Code as per classifier Text Systemic Code as per classifier,

For elements of the underground

Type of Type of FOP

Height of the doorleaf

The area of the room, zone, surface

Area with factor Area General Room area with factor

Type of Type of FOP

Thickness of fire pro-

Type of Type of FOP

2.10. BIM model element classification

Figure 2.10.1 - Classification of elements of the BIM model

Figure 2.10.3 - Errors when assigning codes

2.11. Volume sheet and technical and economic indicators

2.12. BIM model parameterization