RH5

A detached house from the 1960s is to be remodelled and extended with a new extension. A precise digital inventory is required for the planning, which not only includes the 200m² building, but also the context of the neighbourhood and the open spaces. The captured 3D data serves as the basis for a BIM model, which is used both for coordination with the client and for coordinating the trades.

The data is managed via orto as a central platform in order to efficiently control the as-built analysis and further planning. Special emphasis is placed on gaining an insight into the beam construction, analysing harmful substances and providing a detailed planning basis for extensions and new builds. The technical infrastructure, such as the connection of an e-vehicle charging station, is also taken into account.

Digital data storage enables end-to-end traceability of all conversion decisions and access to older building data. The continuous storage of intermediate statuses ensures that all those involved in planning can access current and historical information at any time - a crucial basis for well-founded and sustainable construction planning.