Examining the Correlation Between Building and Parcel Using Building Information Modeling (BIM): Contributions to City-Based Planning
Jiajun Xu, Selim TAŞKAYA, Dongzi Wu, Mustafa Kurt, Wanying Liao, Yuxuan Liao
Abstract
Buildings complete their formations within a set of parameters while being constructed. Buildings are formed with ground floor area, horizontal distances, static, reinforced concrete or steel projects, and electrical and mechanical projects. The parcel emerges as the first stage in the formation of buildings. The building boundaries of the building are determined in line with the structural form feature of the parcels, height ratios, and comparable construction rates. Building information modeling (BIM) is the process of creating a model network by entering the data analysis of each stage from the beginning to the end, from planning to completion. In the study, it was tried to find the answer to the questions of which process a building can be formed on its parcel, what should be considered, and how to understand it in the simplest way by entering the steps gradually in line with the criteria of this correlation between the building and the parcel.