3D Model Generation for Real Estate Development Sites
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Solution Overview
Problem
Developers and municipalities face challenges in rapidly creating three-dimensional models of real estate development programs for downtown areas, which hinders the visualization and approval of development plans by municipal authorities, particularly in assessing economic, social, and environmental impacts.
Innovation Solution
A system and process that evaluates regions based on social, environmental, and economic criteria, using a graphical representation to create a three-dimensional model, allowing for the visualization of redevelopment scenarios, involving data input from various sources, drone mapping, community feedback, and weighted criteria for design preferences.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If traditional methods are used to create three-dimensional models of real estate development programs, then the models can be created with sufficient detail, but the process is time-consuming and prevents rapid visualization and approval by municipal authorities
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by pre-establishing a database of three-dimensional building models and development typologies that can be rapidly deployed. Municipalities and developers can quickly visualize development scenarios by selecting from pre-configured models rather than creating them from scratch, dramatically reducing the time required to present and approve development plans
Solution Approach 2:
The system uses copying by implementing pre-configured three-dimensional building models and development typologies that can be replicated and adapted across different sites. These standardized models can be quickly instantiated and modified to match specific development requirements, enabling rapid model creation while maintaining sufficient detail for municipal approval
2Loss of information
If comprehensive evaluation criteria are used to assess development impacts, then the assessment becomes thorough and informative, but the complexity of the system increases
Solution Approach 1:
The evaluation system is segmented into three distinct but integrated modules: social criteria evaluation, environmental criteria evaluation, and economic criteria evaluation. Each module assesses specific aspects of development impact independently, then the results are integrated to provide a comprehensive assessment. This segmentation reduces system complexity by breaking down the comprehensive evaluation into manageable, specialized components
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AI summary
There is disclosed a system and process for creating a graphical representation of a re-development location. The system can perform the process of locating a region based upon different criteria such as present and future social economic and environmental criteria. Finally, the system can perform the step of presenting the re-developed site graphically via a three-dimensional representation of the re-developed location including data associated with the social criteria, the environmental criteria, and the economic criteria.


