Building code assessment framework

A, Arlani; Rakhra, A. S.

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“…The distribution of articles by years can be seen in Figure 4. The earliest study on BIM, IFC, and ACCC was published in 1988, and the number of articles has increased steadily between 1995 and 2011 [35]. There has been an increase in the number of articles as of 2012.…”

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A Review of BIM-Based Automated Code Compliance Checking: A Meta-Analysis Research

Aydın¹

2022

Automation and Control - Theories and Applications

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This study aims to discuss the articles which are only available in electronic academic databases and only written in English in the subject of BIM and ACCC. Statistical results about the articles are obtained by the meta-analysis. In this study, meta-analysis method was selected as the method, and the general situation of the articles is presented based on statistical analysis data in the AEC industry. For meta-analysis, adapting from previous studies, a meta-analysis template consisting of four main categories is created and each category is subdivided into sub-categories. As a result of the study conducted in the electronic academic databases of the ITU (Istanbul Technical University) library website, there are 168 studies, including 131 articles and 37 proceedings until 31.12.2020. Only articles are analyzed in this study, and proceedings are not included. A literature review is carried out in the publications on the subject of ACCC through BIM by the ITU library website’s academic databases to determine in which research trend is, in which areas are concentrated, and which areas are available. The study gives detailed information about the articles on ACCC subject area in the AEC industry in sub-categories when making general evaluation in categories.

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A Review of BIM-Based Automated Code Compliance Checking: A Meta-Analysis Research

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2022

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“…An assessment framework was developed in Canada to demonstrate technical, economic and social building code requirement impacts in adopting and rationalizing any proposed code requirement designed in satisfying the objectives of building code (Arlani and Rakhra, 1988). According, this framework provided a platform to eliminate unnecessary building code requirements that are perceived to be socially undesirable in the existing building regulation while informing policy-makers on building code best practice (Arlani and Rakhra, 1988).…”

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An evidence-based framework validation for building code improvement in New Zealand

Nwadike

Wilkinson

2021

ECAM

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PurposeNew Zealand building code may be serving its purpose to an extent, there is still a need to develop a framework to improve the use and application of building code for better building performance and services. This study aims to validate the identified parameters in the developed framework to improve building code practice in New Zealand.Design/methodology/approachSubject matter experts interview was conducted with key stakeholders that use building code, standards and other associated compliance documents.FindingsThe findings from this study establish the importance of improving the building code, and the efficacy of validated framework helps to identify the areas with the most pressing needs within the building regulatory system. All the subject matter experts unanimously agreed on educating and training the building code users. Besides, the validated framework will enable the policy decision-makers in the building regulatory system to promote the use of building code and the utilisation of its potentials in reducing disaster while increasing the built environment resilience. The study concludes that the designed framework will create more robust strategy implementations to enhance innovative solutions embedded in performance-based building code.Originality/valueThis study originality centres on the practical application of an evidence-based framework for performance-based building code, standards and other related compliance documents.

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Cost modelling for appropriate building and planning standards in Kenya

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1996

Habitat International

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Building code assessment framework

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A Review of BIM-Based Automated Code Compliance Checking: A Meta-Analysis Research

A Review of BIM-Based Automated Code Compliance Checking: A Meta-Analysis Research

An evidence-based framework validation for building code improvement in New Zealand

Cost modelling for appropriate building and planning standards in Kenya

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