An IFC4 model of Oslo City Hall built from photographs, OpenStreetMap footprints and published dimensions. Drawn first, then modelled and checked against the photos and on the VibeIFC cloud service.
Full 1080p cinematic presentation of the Oslo City Hall OpenBIM model featuring contextual audio branding and construction synthesis.
Rendered by the VibeIFC headless renderer, which also serves vibeifc_capture_viewport.






Generated from the same spec that builds the IFC, so drawing and model cannot drift apart. Dimensions in mm, levels in m. Tap a sheet for the full-size vector drawing.
| Part | Model | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Main block | 60 600 × 49 700, parapet +31.000 | OSM part 621514223; height from a straight-on photo scaled to the OSM width |
| Rådhushallen | 31 000 × 39 000 × ~21 000 | no.wikipedia; matches OSM hall roof part 503263073 |
| Towers | 16 000 × 32 100, tops +66.000 | OSM 292242403/405; 66 m east, 63 m west from ~3 m higher ground (oslobyleksikon) |
| Link block | 31 000 × 11 900, +32.000 | OSM 404712578; height from the courtyard photo |
| Courtyard wings | 3 800 deep, +9.600, arcade @ 3 400 | OSM 1062312302/03; photos of Borggården |
| Tower clock | Ø 8 600, south face of east tower | oslobyleksikon |
| Astronomical clock | Ø 5 000, west of the granite bay | lokalhistoriewiki; position from photo |
| Carillon | steel frame to +73.400 | OSM 503349980 (49 bells per lokalhistoriewiki) |
| Facade brick | 275 × 130 × 85 | Hovin teglverk, on cast reinforced concrete |
vibeifc_get_bounding_box on the east tower's top wall: 16 000 mm wide, top at +66 000 mm. Hall wall: 39 000 mm long, inner faces 31 000 mm apart.vibeifc_create_final_file wrote models/final/city-hall-opus.ifc in the Contextual project.vibeifc_capture_viewport renders the full building headless on the cloud service.From Wikimedia Commons, used to measure facade bands and place details. Each links to its file page with author and licence.