Occupant experience mapping uses BIM to connect wayfinding, comfort complaints, service requests, accessibility, amenities, and user movement. It helps facility teams understand the building from the user's perspective.
Why This Matters
Building performance is not only measured by equipment uptime. Users experience routes, rooms, temperature, noise, signage, waiting areas, and service response.
Practical Guidance
Map User Journeys: Review arrival, reception, vertical movement, amenities, work areas, and exits.
Link Feedback: Connect complaints and service requests to rooms, zones, and systems.
Review Accessibility: Include routes, signage, door operation, lifts, toilets, and assistance points.
Improve Iteratively: Use repeated feedback patterns to update operations and future design standards.
Checklist
- Map key occupant journeys in BIM
- Link feedback and service requests to model zones
- Review accessibility and wayfinding conditions
- Use repeated patterns to improve operations
LUA BIM LABS Insight
Occupants experience the building as a sequence of moments. BIM can help operators see those moments spatially.
LUA BIM LABS — Products & Services
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