Early Architectural Design and BIM

Penttilä, Hannu

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-6528-6_22

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“…There is a rapid growth in the number of supporting technologies, and only a few of which are Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) compatible [26,27], which means they can only be integrated with specific tools that accept their data formats. Tools for early design phases and integration of conceptualisation tools are lacking at the moment [37]: the popular design tools such as ArchiCAD, Autodesk Revit and Bentley are generally inadequate in supporting conceptual design.…”

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Understanding and facilitating BIM adoption in the AEC industry

London

2010

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Understanding and facilitating BIM adoption in the AEC industry

London

2010

Automation in Construction

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“…This section examines how parametric design thinking is reshaping architectural discourse, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in terms of form and function. Building Information Modeling (BIM) stands as a cornerstone in the digital transformation of the architectural industry (Penttilä, 2007;Dounas et al, 2021;Tulubas and Arditi, 2017;Donato et al, 2018;Mikhailov et al, 2020;Thuesen et al, 2010;Kiviniemi and Fischer, 2009;Chang and Shih, 2013;D'Amico et al, 2020). It goes beyond conventional 3D modeling by incorporating data-rich elements that represent the entire lifecycle of a building.…”

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Leading-Edge Technologies for Architectural Design: A Comprehensive Review

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Choudhary,

Rane

2023

IJARP

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In architecture, the incorporation of state-of-the-art technologies is crucial for advancing design methodologies and achieving groundbreaking solutions. This exhaustive review delves into a diverse array of cutting-edge technologies reshaping the architectural design landscape. The scrutinized technologies not only amplify the efficiency of design processes but also contribute to the development of sustainable, adaptable, and technologically advanced built environments. Commencing with an exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in architectural design, the paper underscores how machine learning algorithms and neural networks are revolutionizing the conceptualization and optimization of architectural forms. Emphasis is placed on AI's capacity to analyze extensive datasets, predict design trends, and generate alternative designs, thereby fostering creativity and streamlining the design process. The immersive potential of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) in architecture is thoroughly examined. The paper elucidates how these technologies are not only transforming the visualization of designs but also facilitating collaborative design processes, enabling stakeholders to experience spaces before the commencement of construction. Parametric Design and Computational Modeling are scrutinized extensively, showcasing their pivotal role in crafting intricate and optimized structures. The exploration extends to Building Information Modeling (BIM), elucidating its significance in promoting collaboration, reducing errors, and streamlining the entire building lifecycle. Moreover, Sustainable Building Materials and Technologies, Generative Design, ChatGPT, 3D/4D/5D/6D Printing, Responsive Architecture, Drones and Aerial Imaging, Digital Twin Technology are focused. Smart Building Systems, integrating IoT technologies, are explored for their role in enhancing building performance, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort.

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“…There is a rapid growth in the number of supporting technologies and products, and only few of these are IFC (Industry Foundation Class) (Khemlani 2004) compatible, which means they can only be integrated with specific tools that accept those formats. Tools for early design phase (Pentilla 2007) and integration of conceptualization tools is lacking at the moment. The most popular design tools like ArchiCAD, Revit and Bentley are all weak in supporting conceptual design activities.…”

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