Heritage wooden bridge with intricate steel connections — scanned, processed in Recap, modeled in Revit with separate families only.
About the project
Heritage wooden bridge in Australia with intricate steel connections. Point cloud scans were processed in Autodesk Recap and modeled at high LOD in Revit.
Client request
A detailed Revit model built exclusively from separate, parametric families — no in-place families — so every component would carry consistent information downstream.
4 phases from kickoff to handover.
Process the raw laser scan data in Autodesk Recap.
Bring the RCP file into Revit as the modeling reference.
Model each bridge component — timber, steel plates, connections — as its own Revit family. No in-place geometry.
Ship the high-fidelity family-based model that meets the client's standards.
High-fidelity Revit model of the wooden bridge delivered with a full family library that meets the client's standards.
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