DenkmalBIM
Use Case 3
In the Use Case Open-air museum – Beam, a historical timber beam is digitised, assessed and prepared for reproduction or conservation measures. The focus is on deriving robust geometry and condition data.
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The use case is structured around traceable component data: capture, decide, fabricate and write back.
TLS, photogrammetry and photographs document the façade and detail parts. The resulting data forms the first component-level record.
HBIM variants, damage assessment, repair decisions, tolerances and material choices are documented directly on the component.
Geometry, shop drawings, CAM data, additive workflows and QA checks are linked back to the same digital component.
Installation, as-built verification and later inspections extend the twin into a long-term building memory.
From scan data, a simplified, fabrication-ready model is derived (shrinkage, damage, tolerances). Based on that, options for replacement or reinforcement are parameterised and prepared for fabrication.
04/06/2026