The BIM project competition allows one to assess the level of mastery of modern technologies in the field of architectural design, summarize the experience of implementing BIM technologies in universities and create conditions for the exchange of this experience.
Participating students had to not only create high-quality architecture and graphic presentation, but also show the effective use of BIM tools from GRAPHISOFT
The works were accepted in three nominations: an individual residential building, an apartment building and a public building. We present the winners in each of them. By the way, among the winners there are participant from Russia - Alina Krits, a student of MGSU, who presented to the jury an apartment building with elements of vertical gardening.
Public building
First place
Tiffany Xiani
Mackenzie Presbyterian University, Sao Paulo
The project involves the construction of a bridge in the center of São Paulo, which could "break" the physical barriers of the city and at the same time become a popular public space. The main idea is not to limit the user's imagination, to allow visitors to interpret the space in their own way. For this, multifunctional rooms, stands, and a relief floor are provided. The materials selected are metal and glass - for strength and visual permeability. The whole project was done with Archicad 23.
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zooming 1/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 by Tiffany Xiani
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zooming 2/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 by Tiffany Xiani
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zooming 3/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 by Tiffany Xiani
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zooming 4/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 by Tiffany Xiani
Second place
Tomas Vengzhin
Silesian University of Technology, Poland
The project is dedicated to the development of the coastal area of the Polish city of Gliwice. The author proposes to create a large multifunctional tourist and educational complex here. Here you can spend time with benefit, take advantage of opportunities for active and relaxing rest. The overriding task of creating such a complex is to contribute to the well-being of users through architecture and ecology. Among other things, the project takes into account the existing cultural and architectural context of the city, gives the old infrastructure a new life. Among the materials, the emphasis is on wood. All the main functions of Archicad were also involved in the development of the project.
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zooming 1/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomasz Vengzin
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zooming 2/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomasz Vengzin
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zooming 3/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomasz Vengzin
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zooming 4/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomasz Vengzin
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zooming 5/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomas Vengzin
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zooming 6/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Tomasz Vengzin
Third place
Elvis Ikanovich
Graz University of Technology
The building designed by the author is a cubic volume formed by many stacked "boxes". The size of each such "box" is dictated by its functionality (functions are provided for different - from sports to cultural). A separate place in the project is occupied by the basement of the building, the free part of which forms the public space.
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zooming 1/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Elvis Ikanovich
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zooming 2/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Elvis Ikanovich
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zooming 3/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Elvis Ikanovich
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zooming 4/4 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Elvis Ikanovich
Individual residential building
First place
Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
Graduate School of Engineering and Architecture of the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico
This project is a response to the difficult economic situation in which Mexico and its people find themselves. It embodies the dreams of Mexicans about their own home, which are difficult to fulfill, especially if we talk about quality from an architectural point of view.
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zooming 1/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
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zooming 2/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
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zooming 3/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
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zooming 4/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
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zooming 5/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
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zooming 6/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Victor Alfonso Reina Delgadillo
Second place
Donna Ferreira
Montgomery College, USA
This holiday home is located next to the Potomac River in the US state of Virginia. SIP panels were selected as the material for the construction. The structure is supported by polygonal steel beams and column modules, which are supported by a columnar concrete foundation.
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zooming 1/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Donna Ferreira
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zooming 2/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Donna Ferreira
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zooming 3/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Donna Ferreira
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zooming 4/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Donna Ferreira
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zooming 5/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Donna Ferreira
Third place
Beatrice Avinco
Federal University of Uberlandia, Brazil
This single-family home, which invites you to enjoy the nature of Uberlandia, is designed with the climatic characteristics of the region in mind. The orientation of the house and the horizontal solution of the volume allow for cross ventilation, good natural light and maintain optimal humidity. The exterior and the adjacent territory contribute to unity with nature, provide opportunities for calm relaxation and meditation.
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zooming Competition project for BIM project 2020 Beatrice Avinco
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zooming Competition project for BIM project 2020 Beatrice Avinco
Apartment building
First place
Pedro Tavares
Estacio de Sa University, Brazil
This multifunctional modular building with commercial, residential and corporate properties is located in the Niteroi area of Rio de Janeiro. The residential part is aimed at students and employees of local businesses. The commercial segment is based on the concept of an open courtyard, without access to a residential area. The corporate segment is occupied by small offices. The entire project is done in Archicad - diagrams, elevations, sections, floor plans and building architecture. The renders were done in Twinmotion.
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zooming 1/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
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zooming 2/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
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zooming 3/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
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zooming 4/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
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zooming 5/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
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zooming 6/6 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Pedro Tavares
Second place
Francine Cavaleiro
Unisinos University, Brazil
On a busy street in Porto Alegre, the capital of Brazil's southernmost state, is the Glow Building, a residential and commercial garden complex. The project was created with the aim of maintaining close contact between nature and people living in the urban environment, instilling a responsible and respectful attitude to the environment. The concept is aimed at minimizing energy costs, offering ventilated facades and cross ventilation in all apartments. At the base of the building is a shopping center that adds value to the space and creates opportunities for recreation and entertainment.
The project was developed in Archicad 23, rendered in Twinmotion and Lumion. Abobe Illustrator was used to create diagrams.
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zooming 1/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Francine Cavaleiro
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zooming 2/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Francine Cavaleiro
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zooming 3/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Francine Cavaleiro
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zooming 4/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Francine Cavaleiro
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zooming 5/5 Competition project for BIM project 2020 Francine Cavaleiro
Third place
Alina Krits
NRU MGSU, Moscow
The main idea of the project is to create urban development in central Russia from environmentally friendly materials using elements of vertical gardening. All solutions in the field of such landscaping work not only for aesthetics - they also protect wall surfaces from wind, noise, dust, and also generate oxygen and purify the air.
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zooming Competition project for BIM project 2020 Alina Krits
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zooming Competition project for BIM project 2020 Alina Krits
Among the participants, marked with honorable mentions, there are also two Russian students - Alexey Moskovsky (SamSTU) and Leila Makhmudova (VoGU), and the work of Elizabeth Nazaruk from St.
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zooming 1/3 Competition work for BIM project 2020 Leila Makhmudova
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zooming 2/3 Competition work for BIM project 2020 Alexey Moskovsky
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zooming 3/3 Competition work for BIM project 2020 Elizaveta Nazaruk
You can view all projects submitted for the competition here.
The next student competition will start in May 2021. Get ready to demonstrate your level of BIM knowledge
GRAPHISOFT Team
