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Transition from building information modeling (BIM) to integrated digital delivery (IDD) in sustainable building management: A knowledge discovery approach based review

, 2020
Over the past decade, building information modeling (BIM) and sustainability have attracted increased interest, with a concomitant rise in the number of related publications.
Ziwen Liu, Yujie Lu, Meng Shen, L. Peh
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Building Information Modelling (BIM) for refurbishment

Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation, 2015
The advent of building information modelling, technological advances and the need to save both cost and carbon are drivers for change in the AEC industry. How can we leverage collaborative working, simple visualisation techniques and surveying tools to give our companies a competitive advantage or at least start to make us question long held workflows.
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Building information modelling (BIM) for sustainable building design

Facilities, 2013
PurposeBecause of global environmental concerns, sustainable design has become a mainstream building design goal in recent years. Sustainable development is even more urgent in the light of global climate change. This paper aims to examine the contributions which building information modelling (BIM) can make to the production of sustainable building ...
Kam‐din Wong, Qing Fan
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BIM, Building Information Modeling

2013
Un sistema di progettazione integrata dell’edificio. La gestione parametrica e intelligente dell’involucro edilizio nell’esperienza di Permasteelisa Group. Intervista all’ing. Christian Florian, 3D Standardization Team Coordinator di Permasteelisa Group.
ROSSETTI, MASSIMO, ANTONIOL, EMILIO
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Building Information Modeling: The ‘C’ in BIM

2017
When looking at worldwide building processes today, a common and concerning pattern emerges. A large number of projects are not finished on time, exceeding the estimated costs by significant amounts, and/or are not completed with the expected quality.
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Experience in Building Information Model (BIM) for Industrial Buildings

Proceedings of Petersburg Transport University
Purpose: To demonstrate the necessity of implementing a Building Information Model (BIM) throughout the life cycle of industrial buildings. Methods: At present, Building Information Modelling (BIM) technologies have become a mandatory component at all stages of a building’s life cycle for various purposes, from design and construction to demolition. In
Anzhelika Sharafutdinova   +3 more
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Building Information Modeling (BIM) Applications in an Education Context

2018
Teaching Architecture and Civil Engineering requires a permanent updating of knowledge concerning procedures and technologies used in Construction industry. In this sense, the school should seek to adapt its curriculum to include innovative issues to support a better construction. The Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology involves the concept
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BIM: Building Information Management (not Modelling)

2017
Being aware of something is not the same as having knowledge of or ability in the selected subject matter. Much of the Irish Architecture Engineering & Construction (AEC) industry is now aware of Building Information Modelling (BIM) as highlighted in a national survey from an Academic Industry Body (2016) which shows that a total of 90% of respondents ...
Deegan, Kevin, Mathews, Malachy
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