CIPA 2003 XIX th International Symposium, 30 September - 04 October, 2003, Antalya, Turkey 
Information can be allocated using the standard database 
interface in Architectural Desktop. 
3. EXAMPLE: BUILDING SURVEY OF A FORMER 
FIRE-SAFETY FACTORY (BUILT 1938/39 BY EGON 
EIERMANN) 
The combination of tacheometry and a building-element 
oriented CAAD-system is used to develop a plan representation 
as well as a building-element oriented CAAD-model which can 
then be used as an information repository. The survey of a 
factory building by Egon Eiermann built in 1938/39 served as a 
test scenario. The four-storey workshop building was part of a 
fire-safety factory in Apolda, Thuringia, Germany. The 
development of the model can be seen in the example taken 
from one story of the building (Figs. 4-6): 
Figure 5a. Plan: Columns, beams, walls 
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Figure 5b. 3D-model: Columns, beams, walls 
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Figure 4b. 3D-model: columns 
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• -mass; 
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