Use of Construction Information Modelling Technology to Study the Relationship between the Shape of the Public Hospital Building and the Economic Feasibility

With the great development that is taking place in the methods of treatment and diagnosis, it had to be accompanied by a similar development in the planning and design of hospitals and management, and with this development it must be emphasized that there is no single fixed direction for the design of hospitals, if the hospital for the doctor is a place of work, experience and research, it is for the patient the refuge and shelter where he hopes to heal, and therefore the humanity of the hospital building is considered a necessity of treatment and therefore it is a basic design, In view of the continuous development in health and medical care, which requires the use of different spaces depending on the development of its equipment and machinery, the design of the hospital should allow sufficient flexibility to change and replace the use of vacuums as needed, by studying the design standards of hospitals it was noted that the distribution of areas of the hospital elements and the functional relationships described and the nature of communication between them, from departments (internal residence - clinical departments - departments of support services) Affecting the shape of the building and the shape of the building affects the technical feasibility study that affects the final decision on the economic feasibility of the hospital and through this study we will analyse the shape of the building and its impact on the reduction of cost by knowing the feasibility study and analysis of the impact of the form on the cost and from there to the knowledge of the elements of the cost of the building and to apply this analysis through an applied study in two different forms in distribution and have the same survey program and comparative work in terms of the most cost stages of the building From (tiles - columns - interior and exterior walls) and knowing the best form in terms of horizontal and vertical distribution by using BIM technology to draw and account for both growths through the program Revit where it is the latest technology used in the preparation of architectural drawings and the work of inventory of all construction elements.