Management structural Building

Discipline: Structural Model Status: Coordinated Level of Development: LOD 300–350 🏗️ Overview: The Management Building is the structural model representing the administrative or central operations facility within a broader construction project. This model focuses solely on the structural framework, ensuring load-bearing integrity, safety, and alignment with architectural intent. 🔍 Scope & Features: Structural Core: RCC-framed structure with beams, columns, slabs, and core walls modeled with precise alignment and level coordination. Foundation Systems: Includes isolated and combined footings, plinth beams, and foundational reinforcements, modeled for accurate BOQs and clash-free placement with MEP systems. Slab Systems: Slabs with varying thickness based on span and load conditions, with openings coordinated for staircases, shafts, and mechanical penetrations. Framing & Connectivity: Detailed beam-to-column connections, lintels, and cantilevers where required. All elements tagged and parameterized for easy scheduling. Level Coordination: The model is developed with properly named and standardized levels (e.g., Ground Floor, First Floor, Roof Slab), ensuring alignment with architectural and MEP models.