Creation of Historical Building Information Modelling (HBIM) Library, A Case Study of Registered House (No:56), Akçakoca

Authors : Nuray Benli Yıldız, Zehra Kalpaklı, Nuray Özkaraca

Pages : 901-914

Doi:10.29130/dubited.1241508

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Publication Date : 2024-04-29

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a methodology created by adapting information technologies to the construction industry, creating 3D parametric and object-based models, and adding time and cost data to the models. In recent years, the creation of digital cultural heritage is a current field in terms of protecting cultural heritage and transferring it to future generations. Development of technology and the increase in opportunities, destinations that cannot be physically visited due to access difficulties or pandemics are trying to transfer their cultural richness to digital environments. For this purpose, Historical Building Information Modelling (HBIM), which is the version of BIM applied to historical buildings, emerges as an important tool. The digitalization of cultural heritage structures by modelling is a process that requires intensive labour due to the lack of uniform details, and the fact that they were made with different construction techniques at different times and periods. For this reason, this process will be improved with the creation, dissemination, classification, and accessibility of parametric object libraries with HBIM. In this direction, the research method; is based on the analysis and synthesis of the literature review and case study in particular on modelling and library studies as a case study. As a field study, it was created in three dimensions with HBIM on a registered civil architecture example that has lost its originality in Düzce province, Akçakoca district, and the building and library elements were modelled and transferred to BIM. The original state of the building has been created to be experienced interactively. As a result, the building and its elements are defined by parametric objects. With the development of the HBIM library, the elements of the structures of similar typology become digitally accessible and digital legacies are created much more easily and effectively. HBIM studies create a comprehensive three-dimensional data set in digital documentation, restitution periods and restoration studies.
Keywords : Tarihi Yapı Bilgi Modellemesi HBIM, Yapı Bilgi Modellemesi BIM, kültürel miras yapılarının korunması, dijital kültürel miras, HBIM kütüphanesi, Akçakoca, Düzce

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