The Enchanted Storybook Castle [Shanghai Disneyland - 2016]

Sympa la petite cour intérieure en hauteur.

Il me fait vraiment penser au château de Chambord.

Magnifique maquette. Et très beau château, digne des parcs Disneyland.

Il me fait penser à un hybride entre Le Château de La Belle au Bois Dormant et Cinderella Castle.

Walt Disney Imagineering vient de recevoir une récompense internationale pour The Enchanted Storybook Castle, figure emblématique du futur parc Shanghai Disneyland et actuellement en cours de construction.

The American Institute of Architects, l'Institut américain des architectes, lui a en effet décerné son prix Technology in Architectural Practice Award pour son utilisation de la technologie de modélisation des données du bâtiment :


Innovative Technology Building Shanghai Disney Resort’s Castle Attracts Prestigious International Architecture Award

A prestigious professional honor was recently awarded to recognize the innovative design and technology practices that have been used in the development of Enchanted Storybook Castle, currently under construction as the centerpiece of Shanghai Disney Resort’s theme park, Shanghai Disneyland. The American Institute of Architects presented its Technology in Architectural Practice Award to Walt Disney Imagineering for its successful implementation of Building Information Modeling, the process of generating and managing digital representations of structures and facilities.

“As construction of the Shanghai Disney Resort continues on its theme park and associated facility development, we’re constantly defining and redefining themed entertainment with innovation, and we do that not just in the technology behind our attractions, but also in the way we design and develop them,” said Howard Brown, Senior Vice President and Project Development Executive, Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai. “The Enchanted Storybook Castle is designed with retail, dining, operations and theatrical spaces, and a ride system running through it which marries traditional architectural detailing with modern building technology. It would be hard to imagine designing and building such a complex structure without having one integrated, central, smart model like Building Information Modeling.”

Building Information Modeling facilitated a real time testing and feedback cycle that helped the Walt Disney Imagineering and Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai project teams meet the unique challenges in realizing this complex, multi-use facility. It enabled collaboration using web-based social collaboration, video-telepresence and cloud-based computing which brought together dozens of team members on opposite sides of the globe, and allowed them to reach key project milestones ensuring a successful delivery of Shanghai Disney Resort.

“Our commitment to collaboration, teamwork, and mutual success enables us to create those magical, innovative experiences in a way that only Disney can do,” said David Van Wyk, WDI project management and integration executive. “When the whole organization is thinking about reinforcing each other’s efforts, it allows individuals the ability to focus on what they need to do to accomplish our shared goals. By using BIM processes and technology on this and other projects to be built around the world allow us to work smarter and more efficiently as a team.”

About Building Information Modeling

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility. A BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cycle; defined as existing from earliest conception to demolition.

Advantages

1) Rapid Design Updates

The use of parametric BIM components in a native 3D workspace allowed for a quick update to the Castle’s stair and window heights. For example, testing a design option for a new monumental staircase integrated with the exterior building envelope was completed in approximately two hours as opposed to several days.

2) Facilitating Design

The intelligent BIM model allowed designers to quickly redesign by hand, update the model, and then generate new backgrounds for additional hand sketching and design.

3) Parametric Modeling

Building geometry with parametric control allows the design to be easily adjusted without rebuilding the component multiple times. Each adjustment now takes several minutes instead of several days, as almost none of the previous modeling effort is wasted.

4) Material Detailing

The material attributes assigned to all geometry in the BIM model allows the team to quickly color the model and visualize material types. This helps to inform the work of third-party vendors, the contractor, project estimators, and architects.

5) 3D Design Review

Traditional 2D documents are difficult to understand, especially for those without engineering, architectural, or construction backgrounds. The BIM model allows a complete version of the castle to be visualized during design reviews.

6.  3D Crowd Simulation

Partnering with the Shanghai Disneyland park operations team, Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai was able to use the BIM model for crowd simulation studies. Since the space was realistically modeled, the Shanghai Disneyland park operations team was able to determine accurate instantaneous demand for all the spaces within the building, as well as determine any pinch points in the design.

7) Meeting Coordination

Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai used the BIM model to solve construction challenges before going into the field.

8. 4D Planning And Visualization

By pairing the BIM model with construction sequencing software, Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai was able to test and validate site logistics and practical construction activities, coordinate contractor activities, and keep the project on schedule.

9) Information Exchange Diagram

Special software was used to transfer updates to the BIM model back and forth between the U.S. and China which enables 142 disciplines – each with its own team from local design institutes (LDI), the Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai field office, and vendors in Shanghai, design consultants, Shanghai Disneyland’s operation teams and Walt Disney Imagineering in the United States to work on opposite sides of the globe to design the project.

Shanghai Disney Resort - 19 septembre 2014.

Disney Parks Blog reprend aujourd'hui l'information difusée la semaine dernière par Shanghai Disney Resort :

Honors for Innovative Design of Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland

As many of you know, Disney’s theme parks and resorts exemplify not only storytelling and creativity, but also innovation. We are constantly defining and redefining themed entertainment, and we do that not just in the technology behind our attractions, but also in the way we design them.

With that in mind, we are pleased to share that Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI) has recently received a prestigious professional honor for the innovative design and technology practices that have been used in the development of Enchanted Storybook Castle, currently under construction at Shanghai Disneyland. The American Institute of Architects presented its Technology in Architectural Practice Award to WDI for its successful implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM). While traditional building design uses 2D drawings and elevations of a planned building, BIM adds three dimensions (height, width and depth) and is a virtual representation of the actual building to be built. Embedded with data, this digital model can be linked to schedules so that designers can see the construction of a building over a period of time. The image below represents a snapshot of the BIM model.


“Our commitment to collaboration, teamwork, and mutual success enables us to create those magical, innovative experiences in a way that only Disney can do,” said David Van Wyk, WDI project management and integration executive. “When the whole organization is thinking about reinforcing each other’s efforts, it allows individuals the ability to focus on what they need to do to accomplish our shared goals. By using BIM processes and technology on this and other projects to be built around the world allow us to work smarter and more efficiently as a team.”

Congratulations to Walt Disney Imagineering on this award and all of the people over in Shanghai working hard to turn these innovative designs into a reality!

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2014/09/honors-for-innovative-design-of-enchanted-storybook-castle-at-shanghai-disneyland/

Brook Lopez, le pivot des Brooklyn Nets, s'est rendu sur le site de construction de Shanghai Disney Resort où il a échangé quelques ballons avec les ouvriers de la construction devant leur dortoirs.



Le joueur américain de NBA a également visité le chantier du parc Shanghai Disneyland et s'est laissé photographier devant The Enchanted Storybook Castle, ce qui nous donne un aperçu de l'avancement des travaux de construction du château :

il va etre gros se chateau !

Bof, il fait à peine deux fois la taille du gars. Il est basketteur et doit mesurer dans les 2m20, donc le château, selon mes calculs savants, doit faire à peine 5m.

C'est pas vraiment grand Disney répète les mêmes erreurs ....

Rassure-moi, tu déconnes?

Bon allez ... 2m25. Mais ça ne change pas le fonds du problème ...

Heu j'espere qu'il déconne la ... ^^

Gerry13 a écrit:

Rassure-moi, tu déconnes?

Oui.

Une partie de maquette du chateau:





Je trouve que ça à l'air typiquement français avec un petit côté château de fontainebleau, mais faut voir si on s’habituera à la couleur des pierres sur tout le château. Jolie en tout cas, ils ont choisi plus réaliste que fantaisiste par rapport à notre chateau. C'est vraiment pas mal.

pas fan des couleurs choisi en tout cas

Waouh !!! Juste magnifique !
Il y a tellement de détails ! Je peut pas attendre d'en voir plus surtout pour Peter Pan's Flight !

Magnifique ! beaucoup de détails ! j'adore les couleurs !

J'aime beaucoup également ! Pétard, qu'est-ce qu'il va être beau ce château !

Le projet d'attraction dans le château est toujours d'actualité ?quelqu'un a des infos sur cette attraction ?

Sidenono a écrit:

Le projet d'attraction dans le château est toujours d'actualité ?quelqu'un a des infos sur cette attraction ?

Oui bien sûr , elle est même en construction . Il y a quelques concepts arts sur internet et apparemment on est dans un bateau style Storybook Canal Boat , d'après ce que j'ai vu il y aurai une partie dans le château ( évidemment ) et à l'extérieur ( au centre de Fantasyland ).

il a l'air bien je crois que sa sera le plus beau des chateau disney.
sur la photo c'est une maquette ou la fassade du chateau .

Je doute que ce ne soit qu'une photo de maquette, si? (Quoique, on verrait le chantier derrière)
D mon côté je suis mitigée... Superbe, certes, mais ça risque d'être un peu étrange d'être partout à l'ombre de cette imposante structure!
En tout cas, j'adore l'idée d'avoir installé une attraction dans le château, ça optimise le lieu!

Quatre photos publiées sur China.com, les deux premières capturent The Enchanted Storybook Castle :





Je reposte également ici la photo du château que Mr.Freddy a posté hier dans un autre sujet :

il à l'air énorme vu comme ça

J'ai toujours du mal à savoir que ça ouvre en décembre . Il reste tellement de chose a faire et aussi a former les Cm's sur leur attraction .