3 Dimensional Visualization for Adaptive Building Construction Masterplan in University of Darussalam Gontor Area

Abstract

University of Darussalam Gontor (UNIDA Gontor) is one of the universities that has been developing quite significantly in Ponorogo area since 2014, especially in terms of facilities and infrastructure. Until now, UNIDA Gontor has a development master plan in physical form in the form of paper. However, there are several drawbacks to the physical prototype. First, physical documents are vulnerable to damage and loss. Second, with the condition of the campus that continues to develop, it is difficult to update the prototype in physical form. Third, physical documents cannot provide a visual representation of the buildings that have been and will be built. To overcome some of these weaknesses, it is necessary to have a solution with technology that is adaptive to needs. The purpose of this research is the design of 3-dimensional modeling of buildings in UNIDA Gontor area that can be accessed easily and dynamically. The project design is based on the steps of the waterfall model with the following stages: (1) Requirements, (2) Design (3) Implementation, (4) Verification, and (5) Maintenance. Testing is done by testing a 3-dimensional display with a 3D image viewer which shows a success rate of 90% working as expected. The test is also carried out by measuring the level of color suitability, layout and comparison of the size of the 3D media with the actual building size, implemented through distributing questionnaires to relevant parties at the university and the public gets 88% according to their wishes. The resulting media is a adaptive building asset based on 3D modeling that can be accessed easily anytime and anywhere. With various existing features, it is hoped that the resulting media can facilitate access for the community and the development activities carried out at UNIDA Gontor. The long-term benefits of this research are taken into account in the framework of the university’s development plan and its infrastructure.