REQUIREMENTS FOR LOD IN BIM DESIGN
Abstract
This article focuses on the key requirements for Level of Development (LOD) in the context of BIM design. LOD represents a standardized indicator that defines the level of detail for elements in a building's digital model, encompassing both geometric (graphical) and non-geometric (informational) components. The article analyzes the classification of LOD and its roles across various stages of the project lifecycle, ranging from conceptual design (LOD 100) to asset management and operation (LOD 500).
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