Sustainability Assessment through Green BIM for Environmental, Social and Economic Efficiency

Maltese, Sebastiano; Tagliabue, Lavinia Chiara; Cecconi, Fulvio Re; Pasini, Daniela; Manfren, Massimiliano; Ciribini, Angelo Luigi Camillo

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2017.04.211

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“…As shown in the "Requirement Analysis" in Figure 3, in response to the green building rating systems, the water use components specification, such as taps, showers and washing machines can be set to achieve better monitoring of water consumption. Additionally, as the development and increasing implement of smart appliances and smart sensors, some researches attempted to combine BIM with these products [12], and the feasibility is verified through the questionnaire in this study: Over 91% of respondents believe that it does have the potential.…”

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confidence: 78%

“…BIM represents a change of the traditional way of building design, construction and management. Its adoption rate in the US AEC industry has increased from 17% in 2007 to 71% in 2012 [12], while in the UK it has risen to 74% in 2018 [13]. At present, BIM is gradually used to achieve various architectural design, construction, and facility management performance objectives, including improving simulation and analysis function, communication and coordination, and message evaluation throughout the entire life cycle of buildings [14].…”

Section: Building Information Modelling (Bim) For Green Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…No research has attempted to explore how to apply BIM to multiple stages of a construction project to maximize project benefits and water efficiency. Other researches also point out four main factors hindering the application of BIM in green building: Technical (poor adaptability of BIM technology, high technical difficulty and BIM software is still in progress) [12,31,35,36]; human (lack of BIM talent, lack of the structure of knowledge and ability, and rely on traditional methods) [20,27]; economic (high short-term cost, long payback period, and untapped BIM market) [16,37,38]; management (difficulties in managing change and business process transformation, and low acceptance in management) [15,37]. To better guide BIM's application for water efficiency and clear further related research, it is necessary to analyze BIM's advantages in water efficiency and development obstacles.…”

Section: Bim's Potential For Water Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework for Sustainable Building Design and Construction Management

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There is a lack of decision-making tools for water efficiency design and construction to maximize project benefits and water conservation. An increasing number of research studies indicate that building information modelling (BIM) can enhance the cooperation, improve work efficiency, and conduct simulation and analysis of sustainability performance in building projects. However, BIM’s potential to enhance water efficiency is yet to be established, such as water gird design optimization, clash detection, combination of BIM with smart appliances and sensors. The research adopted a mixed method approach to investigate the potential impact of BIM on water efficiency in building projects. It involved 50 practitioners from the Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry through a questionnaire survey and the follow-up interviews. The quantitative results of questionnaire data and qualitative results of interviews were used to develop a “BIM-based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework” which was subsequently validated by five experienced practitioners and researchers in the form of semi-structured interviews. The framework applies BIM to optimize traditional water efficiency measures based on an information database. The geometry, attributes, status information of building components or non-component objects stored in the database greatly improve information integration degree of construction engineering. This study provided a reference for the use of BIM for water conservation in building design and construction.

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“…• the construction of a system of interaction between participants in the investment and construction process, including the auditing and supervisory bodies, • improvement of the energy efficiency, • improvement of environmental friendliness, introduction of green materials and technologies [9].…”

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Electrochemical Characterisation of Bovine Serum Albumin Adsorption on Phenolic- Coated Nickel-Titanium

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The goal of transition to information modeling (BIM) in construction is to increase its efficiency by reducing project collisions, introducing innovations into projects and improving the interaction of participants in the investment and construction cycle on the basis of uniform digital models. Analysis of the Russian and foreign experience of BIM showed similarities in a number of areas such as the creation and use of digital libraries and databases for designing complex buildings. The authors associate prospects for the effective implementation of investment and construction projects in the emerging innovation and digital environment with the integration of BIM and project management methodology and with a territorial innovation management system throughout the object's life cycle. For the first time, on the basis of the international Oslo Guidelines, a classification of energy-saving innovations for a residential house project is given, calculations are made to evaluate their effectiveness at the operational stage, and approaches are formulated to create an innovative investment management system for building projects in the digital economy environment.

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“…Nesse cenário, a classificação mais frequente foi o Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), sendo que as publicações sobre BIM-LEED foram de 2010 até 2017. Além disso a ferramenta BIM predominantemente utilizada foi o Revit (WONG; KUAN, 2014;ZHANG et al, 2014;SOLLA;ISMAIL;YUNUS, 2016;ZAINUDIN et al, 2016;MALTESE et al, 2017). Diante de resultados positivos da integração do BIM com o LEED, Wong e Kuan (2014) testam o funcionamento com o sistema de classificação de construção sustentável Building Environmental Assessment Method (BEAM) Plus de Hong Kong.…”

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O uso do BIM para avaliação do desempenho dos edifícios

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O objetivo do presente estudo é estabelecer uma conexão entre o BIM e o desempenho das edificações, sua busca e sua avaliação, por meio de uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura (RSL). Foram utilizadas duas bases de dados eletrônicas (Science Direct e Scopus), e foram incluídos artigos de periódicos e congressos escritos em inglês. A RSL resultou na inclusão de 79 artigos, publicados de 2006 a 2017, usados na construção do panorama BIM – desempenho. De acordo com a análise bibliométrica, o assunto em discussão vem crescendo desde 2014. Por meio da leitura dos artigos percebeu-se que existem quatro abordagens principais em que o BIM foi usado na análise de características do desempenho das edificações: um grupo de publicações utilizou as ferramentas BIM em conjunto com as ferramentas de simulações de desempenho; outros artigos discutiram sobre a interoperabilidade de ferramentas BIM e ferramentas de simulação; um terceiro grupo buscou integrar o BIM com dados de sensores; e o último grupo identificado discutiu a integração de ferramentas BIM com sistemas de classificação de construção sustentável. As quatro abordagens foram discutidas o que mostrou que o BIM está sendo usado na busca por um melhor desempenho das edificações e também na investigação do desempenho real das edificações. A primeira abordagem contou com mais da metade das publicações identificadas. Não foi possível identificar uma ferramenta de simulação predominante, seja globalmente seja por tipo de simulação de desempenho. Por outro lado, a ferramenta BIM mais utilizada, independentemente da proposta da publicação, foi a Autodesk Revit.

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Sustainability Assessment through Green BIM for Environmental, Social and Economic Efficiency

Cited by 61 publications

References 9 publications

A Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework for Sustainable Building Design and Construction Management

A Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework for Sustainable Building Design and Construction Management

Electrochemical Characterisation of Bovine Serum Albumin Adsorption on Phenolic- Coated Nickel-Titanium

O uso do BIM para avaliação do desempenho dos edifícios

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