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The Open Source Java API for CityGML
The Building module supports representation of thematic and spatial aspects of buildings, building parts, building installations, building subdivisions, and interior building structures.
ADEOfAbstractBuilding acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to AbstractBuilding.
ADEOfAbstractBuildingSubdivision acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to AbstractBuildingSubdivision.
ADEOfBuilding acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a Building.
ADEOfBuildingConstructiveElement acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingConstructiveElement.
ADEOfBuildingFurniture acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingFurniture.
ADEOfBuildingInstallation acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingInstallation.
ADEOfBuildingPart acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingPart.
ADEOfBuildingRoom acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingRoom.
ADEOfBuildingUnit acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a BuildingUnit.
ADEOfStorey acts as a hook to define properties within an ADE that are to be added to a Storey.
AbstractBuilding is an abstract superclass representing the common attributes and associations of the classes Building and BuildingPart.
Indicates the specific type of the Building or BuildingPart.
Specifies the intended purposes of the Building or BuildingPart.
Specifies the actual uses of the Building or BuildingPart.
Indicates the shape of the roof of the Building or BuildingPart.
Indicates the number of storeys positioned above ground level.
Indicates the number of storeys positioned below ground level.
Lists the heights of each storey above ground. The first value in the list denotes the height of the storey closest to the ground level, the last value denotes the height furthest away.
Lists the height of each storey below ground. The first value in the list denotes the height of the storey closest to the ground level, the last value denotes the height furthest away.
Relates the constructive elements to the Building or BuildingPart.
Relates the installation objects to the Building or BuildingPart.
Relates the rooms to the Building or BuildingPart.
Relates the furniture objects to the Building or BuildingPart.
Relates the logical subdivisions to the Building or BuildingPart.
Relates the addresses to the Building or BuildingPart.
Augments AbstractBuilding with properties defined in an ADE.
AbstractBuildingSubdivision is the abstract superclass for different kinds of logical building subdivisions.
Indicates the specific type of the building subdivision.
Specifies the intended purposes of the building subdivision.
Specifies the actual uses of the building subdivision.
Specifies qualified elevations of the building subdivision in relation to a well-defined surface which is commonly taken as origin (e.g. geoid or water level). [cf. INSPIRE]
Defines an order among the objects that belong to the building subdivision. An example is the sorting of storeys.
Relates the constructive elements to the building subdivision.
Relates the furniture objects to the building subdivision.
Relates the installation objects to the building subdivision.
Relates the rooms to the building subdivision.
Augments AbstractBuildingSubdivision with properties defined in an ADE.
A Building is a free-standing, self-supporting construction that is roofed, usually walled, and can be entered by humans and is normally designed to stand permanently in one place. It is intended for human occupancy (e.g. a place of work or recreation), habitation and/or shelter of humans, animals or things.
Relates the building parts to the Building.
Augments the Building with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingConstructiveElement is an element of a Building which is essential from a structural point of view. Examples are walls, slabs, staircases, beams.
Indicates the specific type of the BuildingConstructiveElement.
Specifies the intended purposes of the BuildingConstructiveElement.
Specifies the actual uses of the BuildingConstructiveElement.
Augments the BuildingConstructiveElement with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingFurniture is an equipment for occupant use, usually not fixed to the building. [cf. ISO 6707-1]
Indicates the specific type of the BuildingFurniture.
Specifies the intended purposes of the BuildingFurniture.
Specifies the actual uses of the BuildingFurniture.
Augments the BuildingFurniture with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingInstallation is a permanent part of a Building (inside and/or outside) which has not the significance of a BuildingPart. Examples are stairs, antennas, balconies or small roofs.
Indicates the specific type of the BuildingInstallation.
Specifies the intended purposes of the BuildingInstallation.
Specifies the actual uses of the BuildingInstallation.
Augments the BuildingInstallation with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingPart is a physical or functional subdivision of a Building. It would be considered a Building, if it were not part of a collection of other BuildingParts.
Augments the BuildingPart with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingRoom is a space within a Building or BuildingPart intended for human occupancy (e.g. a place of work or recreation) and/or containment of animals or things. A BuildingRoom is bounded physically and/or virtually (e.g. by ClosureSurfaces or GenericSurfaces).
Indicates the specific type of the BuildingRoom.
Specifies the intended purposes of the BuildingRoom.
Specifies the actual uses of the BuildingRoom.
Specifies qualified heights of the BuildingRoom.
Relates the furniture objects to the BuildingRoom.
Relates the installation objects to the BuildingRoom.
Augments the BuildingRoom with properties defined in an ADE.
A BuildingUnit is a logical subdivision of a Building. BuildingUnits are formed according to some homogeneous property like function, ownership, management, or accessibility. They may be separately sold, rented out, inherited, managed, etc.
Relates to the storeys on which the BuildingUnit is located.
Relates to the addresses that are assigned to the BuildingUnit.
Augments the BuildingUnit with properties defined in an ADE.
The RoomHeight represents a vertical distance (measured or estimated) between a low reference and a high reference. [cf. INSPIRE]
Indicates the high point used to calculate the value of the room height.
Indicates the low point used to calculate the value of the room height.
Indicates the way the room height has been captured.
Specifies the value of the room height.
A Storey is typically a horizontal section of a Building. Storeys are not always defined according to the building structure, but can also be defined according to logical considerations.
Relates to the building units that belong to the Storey.
Augments the Storey with properties defined in an ADE.
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