This structural discipline IFC model provides a comprehensive coordination dataset for a medical-dental clinic facility. The model represents the complete structural framework of a medical-dental clinic, captured within the industry-standard IFC2x3 schema. It includes primary structural elements such as foundations, load-bearing walls, columns, and floor slabs, specifically organised for interdisciplinary coordination. The geometry is defined to support openBIM workflows, allowing for clear identification of structural components within a clinical environment. This dataset serves as a reference for spatial planning and structural integrity assessments, ensuring that all building elements are correctly positioned and classified according to standard structural discipline requirements for complex healthcare facility design projects.

The download is an 18.2 MB file containing .IFC files.

Professionals can import this IFC file into any BIM-authoring or coordination software that supports the openBIM standard. It is intended for use in clash detection, structural analysis, and interdisciplinary model aggregation. Users should maintain the original coordinate system to ensure accurate alignment with architectural and MEP models. The file is structured to be compatible with standard IFC viewers, allowing for efficient navigation through the building's structural hierarchy and data properties without requiring native proprietary software.

Designed for use in the planning and construction stages of healthcare facilities, this model is ideal for structural engineers and BIM managers performing coordination checks. It is useful for verifying structural clearance in dental suites and general clinic areas. Professionals searching for structural reference models, coordination datasets, or openBIM sample files for medical buildings will find this resource suitable for testing interoperability workflows and validating data exchange protocols across diverse project teams in the architecture and construction industry.