Adaptive &amp; Morphogenetic City Research Laboratory

A smart city is a community that uses information and communication technologies (ICT) to enhance the standard of community services and the health of people. The smart city concept takes into account the better engagement of its citizens for sustainable resource utilization, social and better relational capital while assuring its quality and performance. Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a computer-aided modern parametric solution to revolutionize the decision-making process in the construction of energy-efficient buildings and smart cities. BIM enables design, development, operate and manage the construction endeavors cost-effectively while sharing and exchanging information to all the stakeholders involved. The practical implementation of BIM results in the mitigation of risks in the initial phases of the projects. This paper explores the components of a smart city concept using BIM and its various variants in the development of a smart city. The geographic information system (GIS) environment can aid in providing a suitable data management system in transportation design with minimum accidents, earthquake mitigation, and preventing fire hazards to build a smart city. The review highlights the various tools such as GIS, Building Energy Model (BEM) could be an innovative concept to make a smart city. The given review will help policymakers to adopt BIM on their way to build a sustainable, reliable, energy-efficient smart city construction.

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Innovative Approaches for Avant-Garde Artifacts

Birgönül

2021

Advances in Media, Entertainment, and the Arts

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In the last decade, the society already regenerated their cognition by collective consciousness that leads humanity to moral attitudes and in a responsible manner upon global concerns. Likewise, as in various industries, the designers also have set up a sensitive approach through sustainability and empowerment. The new generation designers are the current change-makers that are shaping the future. For enhancing design innovation, current technology augments the creativity along with diversity and eligibility of applied techniques, and it enables the designer to work interdisciplinary. Any context or inspiration that stands in the edges of creativity is not out of the realm of possibility, only if it covers up social, environmental, or cultural concerns in harmony. To achieve distinctive results, the empirical approaches of design should be encouraged for solution-oriented and revolutionary projects. Therefore, this chapter discusses in-depth why and how designers should align with the integrity of art, engineering, science, technology, and sociology for holistic design-thinking.

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Adaptive & Morphogenetic City Research Laboratory

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