PARAMETRIC “MODEL FAMILIES” IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BIM TECHNOLOGIES IN DESIGN PROCESSES: A CASE STUDY ON CREATING AN INFORMATION MODEL LIBRARY OF NATIONAL-STYLE ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS.

Abstract

This study explores the possibilities of parametric modeling of national architectural elements based on BIM (Building Information Modeling) technologies. The main purpose of the article is to integrate traditional Uzbek architectural ornaments into the modern digital design environment. A library of parametric model families was developed based on decorative brick elements found in traditional residential buildings in the cities of Khiva and Urgench. The created parametric models help to address the shortage of families related to national architectural elements within the BIM environment. They ensure accuracy, consistency, and time efficiency during the design process, reduce human-factor errors, and automate the formation of construction documentation. The results of the study demonstrate that parametric modeling is an effective approach for digitizing national architectural heritage and integrating it into modern BIM systems. This method not only preserves national architectural traditions but also enhances the efficiency of the design process.