Projects/AASL Terminal Building

Aviation & Transport · Sri Lanka

AASL Terminal Building

Turning complex existing terminal conditions into a coordinated, high-accuracy as-built BIM environment.

AASL Terminal Building BIM project exterior
Project VisualBandaranaike International Airport
Project Area1,022,570 sq. ft.
DeliveryScan-to-BIM
Model DetailLOD 500
ScopeMulti-Discipline
AASL Terminal Building coordinated plant room BIM model

Capture Existing Conditions. Rebuild Them Digitally. Coordinate With Confidence.

The AASL Terminal Building project required a dependable as-built BIM representation of a large, operational aviation facility. IBS Projects used LiDAR-supported source information to develop a high-accuracy multidiscipline model, creating a clearer digital record of terminal spaces, systems and existing conditions.

What IBS Projects Delivered

Technical Detail Built Around the Existing Facility.

BIM model view of building-services equipment and pipework

Reality Capture

LiDAR-Supported As-Built Modelling

Survey information is translated into a structured BIM environment so existing conditions can be reviewed with greater spatial clarity.
BIM visual of terminal baggage-handling systems

Coordination

Multidiscipline Terminal Coordination

Architecture, operational spaces and building-services information are brought together in one coordinated project model for clearer technical review.
Detailed BIM visual of terminal interior and service routing

Existing Facility

Detailed Operational-Space Capture

Complex interior and service areas are represented with the level of detail needed to support dependable as-built understanding and future project decisions.
Interior BIM rendering of the AASL terminal

From Survey Data to a Dependable Digital Record.

For existing facilities, useful BIM is more than a visual model. The project information must be organised so teams can understand spatial relationships, inspect service zones and work from a consistent representation of current conditions.

  • LiDAR-supported modelling of existing conditions
  • Multidiscipline model development for coordinated review
  • Detailed terminal, interior and building-services representation
  • LOD 500 as-built BIM delivery

Project Approach

A Clear Path From Existing Conditions to As-Built BIM.

Structured modelling and technical review keep a large facility understandable as information moves from survey data into a usable project model.
  1. 01

    Survey Information Review

    Available LiDAR and project information are reviewed against the required as-built BIM scope.

  2. 02

    Model Development

    Existing terminal spaces and systems are developed into a structured, multidiscipline digital model.

  3. 03

    Technical Coordination

    Geometry and discipline interfaces are reviewed so the model communicates existing conditions clearly.

  4. 04

    LOD 500 Delivery

    The completed as-built BIM model is prepared as a dependable digital project record for downstream use.

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