Modular container-based design posed unique challenges in complying with Type V-B construction and R-2 occupancy regulations.
Initial design provided as a basic schematic CAD file with insufficient detail for permit-level documentation.
Required seamless integration of architectural and MEP components across four floors.
Needed rigorous clash identification to prevent costly on-site conflicts.
Tight timelines demanded quick turnaround while ensuring high accuracy across all documentation and disciplines.
Converted schematic CAD drawings into a fully detailed 3D Revit model.
Conducted structured BIM coordination sessions to align structural, architectural, and MEP systems.
Used Navisworks to identify and resolve design conflicts early in the process.
Ensured all documents adhered to Florida Building Code (FBC 2023) standards for permit approval.
Modeled each floor with precision to meet spatial efficiency, safety, and regulatory criteria.
Produced and delivered a complete Construction Document (CD) set in Revit and PDF formats, ready for permit submission.
The client received a high-accuracy permit set and coordinated CD set, eliminating on-site conflicts and reducing the risk of permitting delays, ultimately accelerating the preconstruction timeline.
The client is an architecture firm in California specializing in innovative residential and modular housing design.
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