SURVEY.
REBUILD.
DOCUMENT.
This case study records Ahmed Attia’s contribution through the organization named on this page. It is included as selected team experience and is not represented as a BIMBATS project commission.
Context
Donovan Avenue was handled as a model-led architectural package. The project started from survey drawings and survey imagery, then progressed through existing conditions, demolition planning and proposed design development. The BIM model became the base for package extraction and coordination follow-up.
My contribution
My role combined architectural BIM production with project support responsibilities.
01 · Survey intake
Received survey drawings and project imagery, reviewed the incoming information and organized it as the basis for the modeling workflow.
02 · Existing conditions model
Built the existing model to reflect the surveyed condition before intervention.
03 · Demolition definition
Identified and modeled the areas to be removed or changed as a clear demolition scope.
04 · Proposed architectural model
Developed the proposed model after the existing and demolition stages were established.
05 · Full package extraction
Extracted the main architectural package with representative outputs across GAs, schedules, finishes, assemblies and technical details.
06 · Issue tracking + coordination
Followed project issues, monitored coordination points and supported coordination with the other disciplines during delivery.
Process
The project followed a clear sequence from capture to delivery.
Survey + existing
The project started from survey drawings and site photography. The photographs below are intentionally converted to black and white to keep this part of the case study documentary in tone and clearly tied to the survey stage. Together, these materials supported the build-up of the existing-condition model before demolition and proposed design development.
Demolition + proposed
After establishing the existing conditions, I worked through the demolition scope for the changing areas, then developed the proposed architectural model that fed the later drawing package.
Package output
Instead of showing every sheet, the project is represented here with one sample from each major output stream that formed the full package.
General arrangements
Main floor-plan package and core architectural layout information.
Schedules
Door and window schedules extracted as part of the coordinated package.
Architectural interiors and assemblies
Representative interior and component packages across bathrooms, kitchens, wardrobes, dormers, balustrades and stair assembly.
Technical details + finishes
Envelope details, partition details, wall finishes, floor finishes and RCPs formed the technical part of the package.
Coordination
Alongside BIM production, I was responsible for monitoring issues and following coordination with the other disciplines. That meant checking the developing package, flagging problems, and keeping the architectural information aligned with the broader project workflow.
Issue tracking
Problems were identified, recorded and followed through the production cycle.
Discipline coordination
Architectural outputs were reviewed in relation to the work of the other disciplines.
Result
Donovan Avenue demonstrates a full architectural BIM workflow: start from survey information, build the existing condition accurately, define demolition clearly, develop the proposed model, and extract a broad, coordinated package of deliverables while actively tracking issues and supporting multidisciplinary coordination.




























