PORSCHE CHAMPION CENTER

The BIM Engineers provided Building Information Modeling (BIM) services for the Porsche Champion Center project located in Broward County, Florida, USA. The project involved civil infrastructure modeling focused on underground utility networks across a project area of 271.82 acres. The BIM process was executed in accordance with BIM Forum standards, ensuring accurate and coordinated models for both existing and proposed conditions.

The project was executed in two phases. Phase 1 included LOD 300 BIM modeling for site and underground utilities based on civil CAD and PDF references, extending 20 feet beyond the project boundary. Phase 2 involved upgrading selected elements to LOD 350 through remodeling and adjustments using approved Procore submittals such as shop drawings and manufacturer data. Underground sewer, storm, and water networks were modeled discipline-wise with accurate slopes, invert levels, and elevations using AutoCAD Civil 3D. Coordination and clash detection were performed using Navisworks to ensure a coordinated and clash-free model.

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• LOD 300 to LOD 350 BIM modeling for civil site and underground utility networks as per BIM Forum standards.
• Modeling of sewer, storm, and water networks with accurate slopes, invert levels, and elevations.
• Coordination and clash detection performed using Navisworks for a clash-free coordinated model.
• Upgradation of selected standalone elements to LOD 350 using approved shop drawings and manufacturer data.
• One review and one revision cycle incorporated as per project workflow.
• Model developed using AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD, and Navisworks for BIM/VDC-based coordination.
• Extraction of coordinated drawings and deliverables as per project requirements.