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Starting in autumn 2012, a residential complex will be built in Wörgl, Austria, whereby the planning - that is, structural analysis, work planning, tendering, and so on - will be carried out in a complete BIM model at the request of the client. For this purpose, software tools from the company bimm GmbH were used, by which architects, structural engineers, and building engineers can work together efficiently on a 3D model. RFEM and the Autodesk programs Revit Architecture and Revit Structure, to which Dlubal has a direct interface, served as the basic software for this project.
Structural analysis, Implementation, and Detail Planning
AGA-Bau-Planungs GmbH
Kufstein, Austria
www.agabau.at
Deformation of House B presented in 3D rendering (© AGA-Bau)
Structural analysis, Implementation, and Detail Planning
AGA-Bau-Planungs GmbH
Kufstein, Austria
www.agabau.at
Deformation of House B presented in 3D rendering (© AGA-Bau)
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Reinforced Concrete Residential Complex
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| Number of Nodes | 2310 |
| Number of Lines | 2983 |
| Number of Members | 72 |
| Number of Surfaces | 419 |
| Number of Load Cases | 13 |
| Number of Result Combinations | 15 |
| Total Weight | 11075.720 tons |
| Dimensions (Metric) | 56.538 x 54.534 x 22.500 m |
| Dimensions (Imperial) | 185.49 x 178.92 x 73.82 feet |
| Program Version | 4.10.07 |
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