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To support building permit issuing with automatic digital tools, the reuse ofmodels produced by designers would make the process quicker and more objective.However, current studies and pilots often leave a gap with respect to themodels as actually provided by architects, having varying quality and content.In this study, rather than taking a top down approach, we started from theavailable data and made the necessary inferences, which gave the opportunity totackle basic and common issues often preventing smooth automatic processing.Specific characteristics of the IFC models were outlined and a tool wasdeveloped to extract the necessary information from them to checkrepresentative regulations. While the case study is specific in location,regulations and input models, the type of issues encountered are a generallyapplicable example for automated code compliance checking. This represents asolid base for future works towards the automation of building permits issuing.

IFC models for (semi)automating common planning checks for building permits