An IFC4 model of the MUNCH museum, Oslo, built from photographs, OpenStreetMap footprints and published figures. Drawn first, then modelled, compared with the photos and checked on the VibeIFC cloud service.
Cinematic presentation of the MUNCH museum OpenBIM model featuring contextual audio branding, progressive parametric assembly, and drawing sheets.
Rendered by the VibeIFC headless renderer, which also serves vibeifc_capture_viewport. Glass and the perforated screen are partly transparent, so the escalators show through the west face.






Generated from the same spec that builds the IFC, so drawing and model cannot drift apart. Dimensions in mm, levels in m. The model's X axis runs along the tower, so sheet titles give the true compass side. Tap a sheet for the full-size vector drawing.
| Part | Model | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Height | +57.400 top | 57.4 m above the shore (Dezeen, 2021); 60 m design height (munch.no, Bollinger+Grohmann) |
| Tower | 65 800 × 23 800 | OSM way 545260792, parts 727490336 / 995726957 / 995726958, rotated 5.67° onto the tower |
| Leaning crown | 20°, from +40.100, 6 300 at the top | 20° per lucelight.it; OSM parts step ~7.4 m; kink height measured on photos 1 and 3 |
| Podium | 91 500 long, roof +13.000 | OSM part 995726956 (height 13); three storeys (munch.no) |
| Floors | 13 levels, 4.4 m typical | 13 floors (munch.no); levels from floor lines on photo 1; Tolvte floor 12, Kranen floor 13 |
| West glass module | 20 bays × 2 870 | Mullions counted on photo 1, scaled to the 65.8 m OSM tower length |
| Escalators | 6 flights, ~30° | Zigzag traced on the night photo (photo 1) |
| Facade | 3 perforation grades | Recycled corrugated perforated aluminium, varying translucency (munch.no, Bollinger+Grohmann); pattern schematic |
| MUNCH sign | 10 000 wide, +8.700 to +11.500 | Measured on photo 1 |
vibeifc_get_bounding_box: roof fascia top +57 400 mm. Crown east wall moves 5 642 mm over 15 500 mm of height, which is 20.0°. Podium north face 53 200 mm deep.vibeifc_create_final_file wrote models/final/much-opus.ifc in the Contextual project.vibeifc_capture_viewport shows the whole building on the cloud service.From Wikimedia Commons, used to measure bands, bays and the lean. Each links to its file page with author and licence.