Propuesta para la implementación de la metodología BIM en una experiencia áulica orientada a la sustentabilidad edilicia

Álvarez, Analia Alejandra; Meyer, Michelle

doi:10.22320/07190700.2020.10.01.03

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“…In addition to serving as a tool for the three-dimensional representation and visualization of projects, building information modeling (BIM) technology can simulate the situation of a project [21], enabling an analysis of the possible conflicts that may arise during the construction phase of a building [22], and facilitating the management and coordination of projects [23]. BIM allows for the three-dimensional modeling of geometries (3D), associating them with additional information to turn them into virtual constructive elements, which adds a fourth dimension (4D) to the process.…”

Section: Bim Technology and Sustainable Design: Literature Review And...mentioning

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Sustainable Design Protocol in BIM Environments: Case Study of 3D Virtual Models of a Building in Seville (Spain) Based on BREEAM Method

Rodríguez

2023

Sustainability

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One of the key problems facing the construction industry concerns the requirement to integrate sustainability criteria that effectively reduce the environmental impact throughout the lifecycles of buildings. For this, it is necessary to use digital tools with the capacity to evaluate the environmental performance of the different solutions proposed through the design process. In this context, the objective of this study was to establish a protocol of sustainable standards defined by the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM), employing building information modeling (BIM) technology to simplify the integration of these indicators in the initial phases of the design process. This study focuses on a case study associated with the use of BIM technology and the BREEAM method. The results of the analysis enable us to define which of the BREEAM indicators can be integrated into and evaluated in BIM environments in the initial phase of the design process and to identify the environmental improvements and economic costs associated with these indicators. This study concludes that the indicators associated with the geometric and spatial definition of the building are the most influential in improving sustainability in the initial design phase, without requiring significant economic investment. In turn, these are easy parameters to evaluate using BIM, reducing design times compared to the use of traditional tools; this facilitates their involvement in the design phase and enables them to have a real impact on improving the environmental conditions of the final construction.

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Section: Bim Technology and Sustainable Design: Literature Review And...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Design Protocol in BIM Environments: Case Study of 3D Virtual Models of a Building in Seville (Spain) Based on BREEAM Method

Rodríguez

2023

Sustainability

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“…Thus, the main benefit introduced by this tool to the building design process is to detect interferences between the different disciplines that make up the project, facilitating their coordination in an integral way [2].…”

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Implementation of BIM Virtual Models in Industry for the Graphical Coordination of Engineering and Architecture Projects

Rodríguez

2023

Buildings

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Building information modeling (BIM) has traditionally been considered as a tool for the graphical representation of architectural and engineering projects. This technology has become a key instrument for the development of virtual models that simulate the constructive process and facilitate the analysis of the designed solutions to detect incidents linked to traditional bi-dimensional projects. This article focuses on the use of this technology to optimize the design of MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) facilities and architecture by developing virtual BIM models. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to analyze two experiences of complex buildings that have developed a BIM Execution Plan to improve the coordination of all disciplines involved, in order to explore how these real experiences can contribute to the implementation of the use of this technology in the construction industry. The results of the research are divided into two aspects: on the one hand, the improvements that BIM brings to the coordination and optimization of MEP facilities, linked to the typification of design incidents detected to anticipate conflicts between disciplines, facilitate collaborative design between different agents, keep graphic documentation updated and avoid execution problems and additional costs; and on the other hand, the keys to facilitating the extension of the use of this technology in the industry. Therefore, the conclusions of the research point out to the need for improvement in the automation of incident detection and the reduction in design process deadlines, as well as the need to simplify the virtual modeling process to bring it closer to unqualified personnel involved in the workflow and facilitate the implementation of this technology in the construction industry.

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“…The BIM methodology, whose acronym stands for Building Information Modeling, allows the development of an infrastructure in a virtual space, i.e. it assists both the faculty and the student body of architecture, in the development of virtual prototypes, the difficulty encountered is that there are few professionals with training in use and applicability, as it helps to improve in construction processes, sustainability in building, experience develops (Alvarez & Ripoll-Meyer, 2020).…”

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Systematic Review on Virtual Pedagogical Models in University Contexts, Years 2011 to 2021

2023

JHETP

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Virtual pedagogical models for education refers to the various practices of instruction in a learning environment where teacher and student are separated by time or space, or both. The objective of this study was to systematize scientific evidence on virtual educational models for university contexts between 2011 and 2021. The method used corresponds to a systemic review, the data bases Scopus, Eric, ProQuest, Gale Academic OneFile, and Ebsco Host were explored, and then rigorous inclusion and exclusion criteria for the study were used. 31 records were identified that responded to the previously posed investigation questions. The results, which were divided into three major categories (pedagogical models, technological tools, and approach and instruments), were further analyzed and discussed.

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Propuesta para la implementación de la metodología BIM en una experiencia áulica orientada a la sustentabilidad edilicia

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Sustainable Design Protocol in BIM Environments: Case Study of 3D Virtual Models of a Building in Seville (Spain) Based on BREEAM Method

Sustainable Design Protocol in BIM Environments: Case Study of 3D Virtual Models of a Building in Seville (Spain) Based on BREEAM Method

Implementation of BIM Virtual Models in Industry for the Graphical Coordination of Engineering and Architecture Projects

Systematic Review on Virtual Pedagogical Models in University Contexts, Years 2011 to 2021

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