3D models are useful. The use of 3D models in BIM help attain and assemble parts and create CAD drawings.
The main advantages that the use of BIM technology provides in home design are as follows:
• Enhanced business outcomes through intelligent design
• Expanded service offers and capacity through collaboration and an increase in the quality and efficiency of services
• Increased technical expertise in virtual building modelling
• An integrated workflow. All views show the changes made.
There are even more advantages. Rendering
BIM resources are also useful in developing high-quality building design in the field of effective and precisely rendered images. Computer-generated renderings are the products of a process that creates photo-realistic models by using colors, textures and a range of virtual objects. This 3D model allows clients to view a planned building with a realistic feel. In the AEC industry, the BIM process is being increasingly used in 3D architectural rendering. For example, Revit, a widely used BIM software tool, features advanced and useful ways to improve quality and accuracy in rendering by adding color, texture, flooring, ceiling features, fixtures, furniture and more. The 3D visualization produced helps architects, designers, clients, contractors and others view a photo-realistic image. Generally, these images used to be flat or ones with basic shadows. With BIM technology and sophisticated software, lighting and materials can be approximated accurately enough to enhance presentations.
The different options in rendered images include:
• Still renderings
• 3D walk-through and fly-by animations
• Virtual tours
• Floor plans
• Photo-realistic 3D rendering
• Real-time 3D rendering
• Panoramic rendering
• Light and shadow( sciography) study rendering
• Renovation rendering( photomontage)
Both interior and exterior views can be rendered to further enhance the design process. For example, small landscaped portions can effectively break up paved areas and even transform functional areas, such as a car back-up space. By using plants and specialised paving material, these spaces can become desirable and functional front-door entries. Even auto-circulation spaces can be designed for multi-use, such as landscaping, gardening and recreation.
Detailed features can be displayed in interior design with software tools such as ARCHLine. XP, which is an architectural design software tool for BIM. This software allows collaboration with other