Parametric and Visual Programming BIM Applied to Museums, Linking Container and Content

In recent years we have been experiencing an ever-increasing number of Building Modeling (BIM) and Visual Programming Language (VPL) approaches in the architectural design field. These experiments inspired new research strictly focused on exploring values, criticalities, advantages applying these combined methodologies Cultural Heritage domain. This integrated approach has emphasized benefits derived from HBIM. The next step is to critically evaluate application BIM VPL processes used management valorisation museum heritage, pursuing both parametric algorithmic approaches. group worked building a model that shared hierarchical structure flexibility methodologies. Semi-automatic procedures were developed within rigorous workflow, with help Autodesk McNeel tools, show manage complex phenomena. aimed respond three different objectives. First, need associate information Facility Report individual components predict monitor conditions which collections are found. Second, intention measure attractiveness artifacts exhibition project effects for correct prefiguration visitor flows. Third, elements involved included area obtained HBIM (converted into visual field through interoperable processes), digitized (the attractive elements), users and, finally, numerical evaluation visibility specific objects by simulating human point view. Once automated, devised can be considered prototype support curators controlling improving efficiency layout.