Technologies

At the design stage, this approach involves formation of information model of the future building, collection and integrated processing of all architectural, engineering, technological, economic and other information on the construction and constituents of its components. Thus, at the design stage, not just a three-dimensional model is born, but an object-oriented database completely integrated with the model component and the graphic documentation obtained from it. This allows two-way communication between all model elements in any of the three views (Model, Documentation, Data).

The generated model can take into account all stages of construction and building processes, as well as be used for planning charts of scheduling. The life cycle of the model can extend to the operational phase, supplementing usual automation systems with its data, documentation archive, object orientation tools and 3D navigation capabilities.

Summarizing, we can conclude that the technology of Information Modeling allows us to view the object and its infrastructure as a single, constantly developing "organism"  throughout the "life" path.

Merits:

- Flat ceiling with free planning, due to the special design of the beam concealed in the overlap level;

- Minimization of monolithic works - up to 30 cubic meters per floor;

- Reduced labor intensity of work more than 2 times;

- Availability of slabs in any region. Typical hollow slabs are used as the assembly part.

- Lower cost compared to a similar monolithic overlap - a reduction by 50%. "

Drawbacks:

- Restrictions of columns grid: a step of not more than 7.2 x 6 m.