BIM-Enabled Design Collaboration Processes in Remote Architectural Practice and Education in Australia

Lee, Ju Hyun; Ostwald, Michael J.; Arasteh, Samaneh; Oldfield, Philip

doi:10.1061/jaeied.aeeng-1505

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“…3. An integrated model of BIM-enabled design collaboration processes, source: own study based on [16] This model can be employed as an assessment framework for evaluating BIM practices, allowing for a sequential examination of each theme and process. Conversely, architectural firms or teams can iteratively apply specific themes to enhance BIM processes, thus meeting the requirements of interconnected themes.…”

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confidence: 99%

Directions for the formation of «City Intelligent models» using artificial intelligence for the post-war reconstruction of historical buildings

Chashyn,

Khurudzhi,

Daukšys

2024

Bud-Arch

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Addressing the limitations of current digital simulations for historical buildings, this paper suggests a specific technical task for the development of a simulation analysis platform based on City Intelligent Modelling (CIM). The objective is to establish a systematic approach for digitally maintaining and managing historical dwellings. The technique presented in this paper focuses on constructing sophisticated parametric models that offer numerous modelling benefits, allowing for convenient updates to the Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM). The text discusses various applications and integrations of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in urban planning, construction projects, and historic building renovations. CIM is presented as a comprehensive digital platform that visually represents cities, aiding urban planners in decision-making for sustainable development. The text delves into the use of advanced analytical tools within CIM for diverse data analysis, predictive modelling, and simulation to forecast trends. The focus shifts to the evolution of BIM, progressing from 3D to 5D models, influencing construction project management and cost estimation. The integration of BIM in historic building projects is explored, emphasising the challenges and proposing innovative solutions using HBIM. The paper also introduces the concept of Infrastructural Building Information Modelling (InfraBIM) in construction management, incorporating Virtual and Augmented Reality for enhanced visualisation.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Directions for the formation of «City Intelligent models» using artificial intelligence for the post-war reconstruction of historical buildings

Chashyn,

Khurudzhi,

Daukšys

2024

Bud-Arch

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“…Some studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of virtual environments for managing models at various levels of detail, safety training, site layout planning, collision detection, and more [32][33][34]. Research has also been conducted on collaboration and model management in virtual environments among different stakeholders [35], as well as on decision-making aspects [36] and educational contexts [37][38][39].…”

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Integration of Immersive Approaches for Collaborative Processes with Building Information Modeling (BIM) Methodology for the AEC Industry: An Analysis of the Current State and Future Challenges

Balin,

Bolognesi,

Borin

2023

Virtual Worlds

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This study aims to identify and analyze existing gaps in the integration of immersive approaches for collaborative processes with Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) sector. Using a systematic approach that includes metadata analysis and review procedures, we have formulated specific research questions aimed at guiding future investigations into these gaps. Additionally, the analysis generates insights that could guide future research directions and improvements in the field. The methodology involves a comprehensive review of the literature, focusing on the interaction between immersiveness, BIM methodology, and collaborative processes. Data from 2010 to 2023 have been analyzed to ensure relevance and completeness. Our findings reveal current limitations in the field, such as the need for fully integrated prototypes and the execution of empirical studies to clarify operational processes. These limitations serve as the basis for our research questions. The study offers actionable insights that could guide future research and improvements in the AEC sector, particularly in the adoption of immersive technologies. The research underscores the urgency of addressing these challenges to facilitate ongoing development and greater adoption of immersive technologies in the AEC sector.

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“…OpenBIM provides a potential solution to build an open and neutral environment for the exchange of information, allowing for better interoperability among the diverse software tools used in the industry [41,42]. By embracing OpenBIM standards, the industry can move towards a more collaborative and efficient way of working, overcoming the barriers of proprietary formats and fostering a more inclusive approach to project development [43][44][45][46][47].…”

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Dual-Level Framework for OpenBIM-Enabled Design Collaboration

Jin,

2023

Buildings

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Design coordination and collaboration are crucial in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries, necessitating the integration of diverse disciplines and expertise to achieve unified and functional designs. Traditionally, these disciplines operate in isolation, leading to a fragmented design process. Building Information Modeling (BIM), recognized for its collaborative capabilities, presents an opportunity to revolutionize traditional design practices. However, existing research on BIM primarily assumes an ideal environment where all major participants use BIM models, overlooking the dynamics of mixed 2D Computer-aided Design (CAD) and 3D BIM environments. Addressing this research gap, this study aims to establish a dual-level OpenBIM-enabled collaborative design framework, enhancing the design process across various disciplines. The study employs a case study approach, applying this framework to an airport project in Chengdu, China. The airport includes different corridors that are similar in scope and scale but distinct enough to allow for a comparative study. The results demonstrate a 27% faster completion rate, a 98% reduction in design errors, and improved user satisfaction with the proposed method. The paper concludes by discussing the limitations of the study and suggesting avenues for future research.

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BIM-Enabled Design Collaboration Processes in Remote Architectural Practice and Education in Australia

Cited by 10 publications

References 57 publications

Directions for the formation of «City Intelligent models» using artificial intelligence for the post-war reconstruction of historical buildings

Directions for the formation of «City Intelligent models» using artificial intelligence for the post-war reconstruction of historical buildings

Integration of Immersive Approaches for Collaborative Processes with Building Information Modeling (BIM) Methodology for the AEC Industry: An Analysis of the Current State and Future Challenges

Dual-Level Framework for OpenBIM-Enabled Design Collaboration

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