Abstract
Abstract This contribution presents the prerequisites in the construction process of a bio-based experimental pavilion. A first challenge, is to define tolerances and implicitly measurement tolerances for these materials. After defining them, the focus is set on what can be achieved if geometric quality control is only conducted during the assembly process. Despite using high-end total stations and terrestrial laser scanners in this process, the final pavilion showed discrepancies to its model. In some cases, these were larger than the given tolerances, showing on one side what tasks can be achieved with these instruments and on the other, drawbacks that remain a challenge in bio-based segmented experimental buildings. Finally, an improved workflow is suggested.
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