Schenectady High School

Schenectady High School is part of a large educational infrastructure programme in Schenectady, New York, comprising school facilities ranging from 60,000 sq. ft. to 280,000 sq. ft. The project required an accurate digital representation of the existing campus to support planning, documentation, and future redevelopment activities.

OneClick BIM developed a coordinated LOD 300 BIM model from point cloud data, providing project stakeholders with reliable building information to improve design coordination, documentation accuracy, and long-term facility planning.

OneClick BIM was responsible for converting point cloud data into a coordinated BIM model of the existing school facility.

The project scope included:

  • LOD 300 BIM Modelling

  • Point Cloud to BIM Conversion

  • Architectural Modelling

  • Structural Modelling

  • Existing Conditions Documentation

  • Immediate Site Plan Development

  • Coordinated BIM Model Development

The coordinated model served as a reliable digital reference for planning and future campus improvements.

Developing an accurate BIM model from point cloud data required capturing the existing building geometry while maintaining coordination between architectural and structural elements. The model needed to provide dependable documentation that could support future renovation, expansion, and facility management initiatives.

Point Cloud Assessment

Point cloud data was reviewed to establish modelling requirements and accurately capture the existing building conditions.

BIM Model Development

A coordinated LOD 300 BIM model was developed by integrating architectural and structural disciplines together with the immediate site plan.

Coordination Review

The multidisciplinary model underwent quality assurance and coordination checks to verify geometric accuracy and consistency across all disciplines.

Model Validation

The completed BIM model was validated to ensure reliable documentation for planning, design, and future facility upgrades.

OneClick BIM delivered a coordinated LOD 300 BIM model with an immediate site plan developed from point cloud data. The final deliverables provided accurate existing-condition documentation, supporting design coordination, campus planning, and long-term asset management.