Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions

Prins, M.; Owen, Robert

doi:10.3763/aedm.2010.idds0

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“…Building projects could be a driving force to achieve a low-carbon building stock. However, the design of buildings is becoming more and more complex for architects and engineers [3] because they require more complex technologies [51]. In the past, their technical expertise was focused on structural aspects of buildings (reinforced concrete structures, earthquake resistance, etc.…”

Section: Value Drivers Of Building Energy Efficiency Projectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Bienvenido-Huertas

Rubio-Bellido

2021

SpringerBriefs in Architectural Design and Technology

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Architects and engineers play a key role in the transformation of the building sector toward energy efficiency and climate change mitigation. Buildings are responsible for 40% of the total energy consumption and 11.9% of the CO 2 emission. In this sense, various international agreements are focused to decarbonize buildings, and the concept of nearly Zero-Energy Buildings (nZEB) as well as the implementation of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) have been designed. For that reason, building energy efficiency projects could be a driving force to achieve a low-carbon building stock and Energy Poverty (EP) mitigation. This chapter considers energy improvements and comfortable indoor spaces, in which the most appropriate operational guidelines and the users' training measures are crucial. With this approach, adaptive thermal comfort models could be an opportunity to guarantee sustainable use of Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems without affecting users' thermal comfort. This paves the way for significant reductions in energy consumption with a more responsible use of HVAC systems considering the adaptive thermal comfort models. Keywords Energy efficiency • Climate change • Nearly zero-energy building • Energy performance certificate • Energy poverty • Building sector • Thermal comfort • Adaptive comfort Low-Carbon Economy Goals and Energy Efficiency in BuildingsWhy are architects and engineers essential to decarbonize society? Various answers are possible, but the most direct is the potential of technicians to achieve a sustainable balance between citizens' activity and the natural environment, and this is due to the current environmental situation. The natural environment is today in a continuous process of environmental degradation that contributes to environmental pollution, sea-level rise, and more and more extreme temperatures [71]. In addition, the greatest anthropogenic activity is depleting the Earth's natural resources. Some reports of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) indicate that the capacity of these resources was

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Section: Value Drivers Of Building Energy Efficiency Projectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Bienvenido-Huertas

Rubio-Bellido

2021

SpringerBriefs in Architectural Design and Technology

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“…BIM (eng. Building Information Modelling -BIM) kao suvremena metoda modeliranja u građevinarstvu predstavlja obećavajući alat za poboljšanje i povećanje mogućnosti isporuke projekata [3] te smanjenje fragmentacije u arhitektonskoj, inženjerskoj i građevinskoj industriji (eng. architecture, engineering and construction -AEC) .…”

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Izobrazba o primjeni BIM-a kao podrške integriranom projektiranju

2015

JCE

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Izobrazba o primjeni BIM-a kao podrške integriranom projektiranjuPovećanje opsega projekta, ambicioznih projektnih ciljeva i broja sudionika u procesu planiranja zahtijeva učinkovito integrirano planiranje i prikladnu računalnu podršku, poput BIM alata (eng. Building Information Modelling -BIM). Vještine rada u BIM-u, a koje se traže u praksi, nisu zastupljene u nastavnim planovima i programima tehničkih sveučilišta. U ovom se radu prikazuje provedba interdisciplinarne BIM projektne izobrazbe na Tehničkom sveučilištu u Beču. Povratne informacije studenata pridonijele su stvaranju smjernica za daljnju izobrazbu o BIM-u. BIM teaching as support to integrated design practiceAn increase in the size of projects, ambitious design objectives, and a greater number of participants in the planning process, call for an effective integrated planning practice, and an adequate software support, such as the BIM (Building Information Modelling) tools. However, the BIM skills as demanded by practice are not represented in lecturing plans and programs at technical universities. This paper presents the interdisciplinary BIM design course conducted at the Vienna University of Technology. The feedback received from students has proven to be beneficial for creating guidelines for further BIM teaching activities.

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“…The practice calls for more integrated design and planning process, which would enhance simultaneous collaboration of various disciplines for sharing and creation of new common knowledge. Building Information Modelling (BIM) is believed to bear large potential for inducing a shift from the conventional, fragmented practice, which still largely dominates the AEC (architecture, engineering and construction) industry (Fellows and Liu 2012), towards more integrated design practice (Prins and Owen 2010). BIM as method is supportive of collaborative planning, facilitating communication and information exchange among various planning process participants (Rizal and van Berlo 2010).…”

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“…Therefore, the greatest challenge especially within markets still dominated by sequential design and planning method, either for holistic concepts such as Building Life-cycle Management (BLCM) (von Both 2011) or Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions (IDDS) Modell (Prins and Owen 2010), remain with the people (planning process stakeholder) and process -the process of model building of an integrated, interdisciplinary building model requires close cooperation and coordination of the planners, contractors, industry and facility managers, a highly skilled project team as well as detailed conventions on an inter-organizational level (et al 2010, Plume andMitchell 2007;Arayici et al 2011). …”

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The “BIM-sustain” experiment – simulation of BIM-supported multi-disciplinary design

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Background: The AEC practice using BIM technology in Central European (CE) context is still very young; the previous experiences demonstrated a number of upcoming problems with BIM implementation on technical-(heterogonous data, interfaces, large data volumes) but even more so on process-level (question of responsibilities and work-load distribution, lacking standards or conventions on building-representation and in general lack of experience and knowledge on integrated practice). The optimal data management, transfer and synchronization within inhomogeneous software context, as is often the case within inter-firm construction projects, require enormous organization, coordination and communication effort in the earliest design-phases. The BIM implementation implies therefore necessity of fundamental rethinking of the conventional design process, which in CE context is still predominantly based on sequential, segmented practice. Methods: At the Vienna University of Technology a BIM-supported multi-disciplinary planning process with students of architecture, structural engineering and building physics, using several BIM-software tools was simulated. From the qualitative and quantitative evaluation of this BIM-supported multi-disciplinary collaboration will enable the compilation of guidelines for efficient use of BIM in design and planning process for the planners and standardization bodies. Results: First insights on process-quality, such as team-, process-and technology satisfaction, as well as conflict-and stress levels will be presented in this paper. We were able to identify numerous technical problems related to the data transfer and inconsistencies in translation, which resulted in participant dissatisfaction and significant increasing of work-loads.

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Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions

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Building Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Building Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Izobrazba o primjeni BIM-a kao podrške integriranom projektiranju

The “BIM-sustain” experiment – simulation of BIM-supported multi-disciplinary design

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