The use of 3D visualization at the design stage of architectural objects to improve planning accuracy

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the effectiveness of the use of 3D visualization technologies in the design of architectural objects in order to minimize planning errors and improve the quality of calculations. The relevance of the topic is due to the rapid development of digital tools for architectural and construction modeling and the need to optimize design processes in conditions of increasing complexity of objects. The research methodology included a comprehensive analysis of project documentation, statistical processing of data on detected errors, as well as a series of in-depth interviews with industry experts. The main results demonstrate a significant reduction in the number of errors when using 3D modeling (by 37.5%), a reduction in time spent on project verification (by an average of 28.2%) and an increase in the accuracy of load calculations and heat loss (up to 95%). The article discusses the theoretical significance of the data obtained for the development of architectural design methodology, as well as their applied potential for optimizing the activities of design organizations. Prospects for further research in the field of integration of virtual reality technologies into architectural and construction modeling processes are outlined.