The mall sits on a slope facing Jerusalem, and that dictates its shape · an elongated building whose levels step down with the gradient, with a glazed frontage and curved roof surfaces.
A roof of that size, covered in HVAC units and objects, cannot be described by a single figure. Every object needed its own height, or a layout planned above it is not buildable. That is what made the modelling here heavier than a standard roof survey.
Deliverables included a full 3D model of the building and its surroundings, an orbit video of that model, and AutoCAD drawings carrying a marked height for every object on the roof.
