Hall dimensions
Adjust the width, length and height to suit the site and intended operation.
Combine the speed of a steel hall with a well-planned working environment. The model helps check the building volume, daylighting and the basic relationship between the entrance, offices and facilities.



The starting model shows specific dimensions, a roof and the extent of glazing.
The details describe this starting model. It is a preliminary study, not structural design, fabrication or construction documentation.
Clarify the number of workstations, visitor flow, privacy and required facilities. The glazing and entrances can then be placed appropriately.
How many people will work in the building now and in several years?
Which spaces need daylight, and which require privacy instead?
How will employees, visitors, deliveries and technical facilities be separated?
Where should meeting rooms, sanitary facilities and quiet areas be located?
In the Studio you can adjust the dimensions, roof, entrances and glazing of the starting model.
The description is based on the issued template and verified model documentation. Detailed technical assessment belongs to the relevant specialists.
The load-bearing structure consists of five transverse steel frames at six-metre centres. The 576 m² floor area provides standalone office facilities with a prominently glazed entrance area and regular bands of windows.
The mono-pitch roof with a 5° pitch consists of 120 mm insulated sandwich panels in RAL 9006, while the wall cladding uses 100 mm panels in RAL 7016. The design includes 35 openable aluminium windows and two openable glazed aluminium doors. This is a study; the final member sizes, foundations, anchorage and fire-safety design will be determined by the subsequent specialist design. The third image is an AI-generated product visualisation, not a photograph of a completed building.
The model does not define partitions, acoustics, ventilation or the requirements of individual workstations. These elements belong in the architectural and technical design.
The previews help you understand the geometry and scope of the study before opening the model in the Studio.









These compact previews show the structure of each file. The labels describe what each document contains.
Technical report
Schedule of openings
Schedule of quantitiesAssess changes to openings and dimensions together with the workstation layout, daylight and energy solution.
Adjust the width, length and height to suit the site and intended operation.
Compare a suitable roof shape and its basic geometry.
Position openings according to the movement of people, vehicles and materials, and the need for daylight.
Try different material and colour solutions for the external and roof cladding.
Answers about glazing, layout and the next stage of design.
Yes. You can adjust the windows and doors in the Studio. The final extent must be checked by an architect with regard to daylight, overheating and energy performance.
No. The starting model describes the building envelope. The internal layout must be designed according to the number of people and the way they work.
No. It is a decision-making study. Documentation for approval must be prepared by a suitably qualified design professional in accordance with local requirements.
Open the model and compare the dimensions, glazing and entrances.
Open this model in the Studio