Experience using BIM technology for musefication wooden architectural monuments

The article discusses the use of modern information modeling for musefication monuments of wooden architecture, as there is currently a problem of preservation of historical and cultural heritage of all the more acute. The object of this study is a complex of monuments of wooden architecture, caught in a flood zone Boguchanskaya HPP, including two barns, three houses, the fire tower and a wooden church. According to the approved concept is supposed to create an open air museum near the city of Krasnoyarsk on the principle of construction of the " remakes", which should form the basis of structures considered. To solve this problem, offers a virtual re-creation of these structures using BIM. Such work is a creation of the building information model, which can be the basis for physical recreation. Process modeling buildings with information technology linked to an information database in which each element of the model, you can assign additional parameters. Feature of this approach is that the model of the object works as a whole - to change any one of its parameters entails automatic change other related parameters and objects. In the study, the author develops a technique of information modeling immovable objects of wooden architecture. The process of creating a model in this case is an analogue of the construction of this log -a model home is going to element-wise as a designer. To create the information model used software Autodesk Revit. Developed library of parametric elements can get the widest library sizes of elements depending on the radius logs, etc, and can be used to create a model of any other wooden structures. Consistency elements tested on a simple model of home - chetyrehstenok of round logs. Thus, the use of BIM for the purpose musefication not only opens up new possibilities of virtual experiment, but also allows us to develop new methods of computer simulation, specific historical and architectural monuments.

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