Executive summary: Circulation and Security ValidationintroductionSection 1: BIM Based Circulation and Security ValidationWhat Is Circulation and Security ValidationBIM Circulation and Security Validation ProcessSpace Naming ConventionsSpace Types and Space InstancesSpace Classification Circulation Space classificationSpecial exceptions to the Circulation Validation Naming Convention Security Classification of circulation zonesSpace Modeling RequirementsThe use of the BIM to GSA IFC Resource KitSpace Modeling for Vertical Circulation Modeling elevatorsModeling stairs Modeling ramps Security screening areaDefinition of the security level attributes of spaces:Circulation Validation Naming ConventionModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Autodesk Architectural DesktopModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Autodesk RevitModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Bentley ArchitectureModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Gerhy technologies Digital ProjectModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Graphisoft ArchiCADModeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Nemetschek VectorworksGSA BIM Guide Series 006 www.gsa.gov/bim GSA Circulation and Security ValidationGSA BIM Guide Series 006 www.gsa.gov/bim COPYRIGHT © 2007 BY General Services Administration If you would like to contact the authors, please write to: The National 3D-4D-BIM Program Office of the Chief Architect Public Buildings Service U.S. General Services Administration 1800 F Street NW, Suite 3341 Washington, DC 20405executive summary: Circulation and Security Validation ii GSA BIM Guide Series 006 www.gsa.gov/bim Table of contents Circulation and Security Validation Executive summary: Circulation and Security Validation ....................................................iv introduction ............................................................................................................vi Section 1: BIM Based Circulation and Security Validation..................................................... 2 What Is Circulation and Security Validation.........................................................................2 BIM Circulation and Security Validation Process....................................................................3 Section 2: Space Modeling ........................................................................................... 6 Space Naming Conventions.............................................................................................6 Space Types and Space Instances.............................................................................6 Space Classification.............................................................................................7 Circulation Space classification...............................................................................7 Special exceptions to the Circulation Validation Naming Convention ..................................8 Security Classification of circulation zones .................................................................8 Space Modeling Requirements....................................................................................... 10 The use of the BIM to GSA IFC Resource Kit............................................................... 10 Space Modeling for Vertical Circulation ........................................................................... 15 Modeling elevators ............................................................................................ 15 Modeling stairs................................................................................................. 16 Modeling ramps................................................................................................ 17 Section 3: security modeling requirements.....................................................................21 Security screening area ...................................................................................... 21 Definition of the security level attributes of spaces: ................................................... 22executive summary: Circulation and Security Validation iii GSA BIM Guide Series 006 www.gsa.gov/bim section 4: BIM-analysis rules .......................................................................................24 acknowledgments.....................................................................................................25 Appendix A.............................................................................................................. 1 Circulation Validation Naming Convention..................................................................1 Appendix B.............................................................................................................. 8 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Autodesk Architectural Desktop............8 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Autodesk Revit ................................9 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Bentley Architecture ....................... 10 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Gerhy technologies Digital Project ...... 11 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Graphisoft ArchiCAD........................ 12 Modeling for the GSA circulation Validation tool using Nemetschek Vectorworks.................. 13executive summary: Circulation and Security Validation iv GSA BIM Guide Series 006 www.gsa.gov/bim Executive summary: Circulation and Security Validation In 2003, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Public Buildings Service (PBS) Office of the Chief Architect (OCA) established the National 3D-4D-BIM Program (http://www.gsa.gov/bim). As part of this program, OCA has evaluated an array of 3D-4D-BIM applications on a number of capital projects. Since circulation issues are of extreme importance for the correct functioning of most federal buildings and especially courthouses, circulation validation is a useful aspect to review early and thoroughly. OCA has been working with a number of PBS offices, BIM vendors, the building industry, leading research institutions, and professional organizations to establish requirements for an application that supports circulation validation assessment. This guide is a result of the work the GSA BIM team has done to ensure that high-quality models will be submitted for
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