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Infrastructure & Transport BIM Modeling

Airport Terminal

Jaipur, India

Project Overview

The Jaipur International Airport Ltd project involved Scan-to-BIM and Asset Information Modelling services to support the facility's long-term asset management. Using laser-scanned data, OneClick BIM developed LOD-500 Architecture, Structure, and MEPF models, coordinated through clash detection, and packaged into a data-rich Asset Information Model with COBie data and an integrated GIS model—giving the airport a dependable digital record of its built assets for both immediate coordination and ongoing facility management.

OneClick BIM's Scope

OneClick BIM was engaged to deliver end-to-end Scan-to-BIM services covering modelling, coordination, data extraction, and asset information development for the airport facility.

The project scope included:

  • Scan and creation of LOD-500 Architecture and Structure models from scanned data

  • Scan and creation of LOD-500 MEPF models from scanned data

  • Clash detection and coordination reporting

  • Quantity extraction from the coordinated model

  • COBie data development for facility management

  • Creation of a full Asset Information Model (AIM)

  • Scan and creation of a GIS model

Key Challenge

The primary challenge was translating raw scanned data of a large, operational airport facility into highly detailed LOD-500 models across multiple disciplines, while ensuring the resulting information was structured and accurate enough to support facility management and asset tracking long after project handover. Coordinating architecture, structure, and MEPF systems at this level of detail—and layering in COBie and GIS data—required rigorous quality control at every stage.

OneClick BIM's Workflow

Scan Data Review & Processing

Scanned point cloud data was reviewed and processed to establish an accurate base for modelling across all disciplines.

LOD-500 Model Development

Detailed Architecture, Structure, and MEPF models were developed from the scanned data to LOD-500 standard.

Clash Detection & Coordination

The coordinated model was reviewed for clashes across disciplines, with findings compiled into structured coordination reports.

Quantity Extraction

Quantities were extracted from the coordinated model to support project and facility management needs.

COBie Data & Asset Information Modelling

COBie data was developed and integrated into a comprehensive Asset Information Model to support facility management.

GIS Model Development

A GIS model was created from the scanned data to provide spatial and geographic context for the facility's assets.

Final BIM Delivery

OneClick BIM delivered a fully coordinated set of LOD-500 models, clash detection reports, extracted quantities, and an integrated Asset Information Model with COBie data and GIS model for Jaipur International Airport Ltd. The deliverables were published on Autodesk Construction Cloud, giving stakeholders centralised, up-to-date access to models, drawings, and coordination data.

Key Project Highlights

  • Highly detailed LOD-500 Architecture, Structure & MEPF models
  • Coordinated clash detection and resolution
  • Accurate quantity extraction for project and asset planning
  • Structured COBie data for facility management
  • Comprehensive Asset Information Model
  • Integrated GIS model for spatial context
  • Centralised model and drawing access via Autodesk Construction Cloud

PROJECT DETAILS & WORKFLOW

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LOD 500 in BIM? +

LOD 500 means the model reflects the actual built asset, verified against site conditions. It is the level used for facility management and long-term asset tracking rather than just construction.

What is an Asset Information Model (AIM)? +

An Asset Information Model pulls together the coordinated 3D models, documents and data about a built asset into one structured package. For this airport project, the AIM combined the LOD 500 models with COBie data and a GIS model so the airport can manage the terminal for years.

What is COBie data and why does it matter? +

COBie is a structured spreadsheet format that hands facility managers usable asset data: equipment lists, locations, warranties and maintenance schedules. Instead of digging through drawings, the airport team gets searchable data for every maintainable asset in the terminal.

What did OneClick BIM deliver for this airport project? +

LOD 350 Revit Architecture and MEP models, 2D construction sheets and a Bill of Quantities, built from laser-scanned data. The coordinated models were clash-checked, with quantities extracted and published on Autodesk Construction Cloud.

Why use scan-to-BIM for an operational airport? +

An operating terminal cannot be shut down for manual surveys, and existing drawings rarely match what was actually built. Laser scanning captures the true conditions quickly and safely, and the scan data becomes the base for accurate LOD 500 models.

What does GIS integration add to a BIM project? +

GIS places the building model in its real-world geographic context. For the airport, the integrated GIS model links the terminal's asset data to its site location, which helps with spatial planning and long-term estate management.

How quickly can OneClick BIM start on an airport project? +

The team can be set up and working within 48 hours of kickoff, covering BIM coordination, clash detection, MEP coordination and construction-ready model documentation.

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