Western Sydney International Airport
Project Overview
The new Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) will be a state-of-the-art piece of infrastructure, planned and designed with 21st-century thinking. With Sydney's aviation demand set to double over the next 20 years, the airport will help Sydney to meet this demand and provide a source of jobs and economic growth for the region.
XDH was appointed to provide BIM services for the project, focusing on developing the BIM model from LOD 350 to LOD 500, including shop drawings and as-built drawings for the roof cladding system, supplied by Kingspan Insulated Panels Pty Ltd. The scope covers approximately 42,000 m² of roof area, for Kingspan Insulated Panels Pty Ltd.
SCOPE AND CHALLENGES
Develop BIM models from LOD 350 to LOD 500
Create shop drawings and as-built drawings for roof cladding.
Coordinate with Kingspan Insulated Panels for roof area confirmation.
Scope covers approximately 42,000 m² of roof area.
GENERAL FACTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Economic Impact: Contributing to a major infrastructure project in Sydney.
Job Creation: Supporting the region’s job growth through the airport development
Advanced BIM Implementation: Leveraging LOD 350 to LOD 500 for high precision.
Sustainability: Potential to integrate sustainable design elements into roofing system.
Collaboration with Kingspan: Working with a leading roofing supplier to ensure quality.
