Framework for Using Building Information Modeling to Create a Building Energy Model

Farzaneh, Aida; Carrière, Jean; Forgues, Daniel; Monfet, Danielle

doi:10.1061/(asce)ae.1943-5568.0000306

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“…(Collaborative design) (Hong et al, 2018). In Figure 1 an overview of the most relevant software for the simulation is represented (Farzaneh et al, 2018).…”

Section: Calculation Of Primary Energy Consumptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Process Innovation for Energy Efficient Building Deep Renovation

Brunoro,

Bizzarri,

Ferrari

2023

IJARP

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The paper is based on the research project P2Endure funded within the H2020-EE-2016-2017 call. The main aim of the research is to purpose, for a multiplicity of building typologies, feasible and effective solutions for their deep renovation; the research project affects many building typologies: from public to residential and historic buildings. In this paper, the analysis of real case studies has been used to define the finest procedure to adopt for the elaboration of the energy assessments of the buildings and for the monitoring of the achievement of the expected results in terms of energy and time saving. The main aim is to promote a guideline for designers showing specific instruments to perform towards the fulfillment of the 60% threshold of energy savings providing indications on the action to be taken on order to improve the energy perfor-mance of each building, based on investigation implemented for analogous sites.

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“…(Collaborative design) (Hong et al, 2018). In Figure 1 an overview of the most relevant software for the simulation is represented (Farzaneh et al, 2018).…”

Section: Calculation Of Primary Energy Consumptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Process Innovation for Energy Efficient Building Deep Renovation

Brunoro,

Bizzarri,

Ferrari

2023

IJARP

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“…P2Endure tested several methods for 'BIM to BEM' since there was still no commonly accepted and fully-reliable method for BIM-based energy simulation [10]. The first 'BIM to BEM' method included the following steps: (1) Simplified BIM in AutoDesk Revit format; (2) Export to .idf; (3) model modification and energy modelling using Google SketchUp with Legacy Open Studio; (4) Export to .idf; (5) energy simulation using EnergyPlus; (6) calculation validation.…”

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Plug-and-Play Solutions for Energy-Efficiency Deep Renovation of European Building Stock

Sebastian

Gralka

Olivadese

et al. 2018

Sustainable Places 2018

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Ninety percent of the existing building stock in Europe was built before 1990. These buildings are in urgent need for a significant improvement of energy-efficiency through renovation. State-of-the-art renovation solutions are available, but costly and lengthy renovation processes and incomprehensible technical complexities hinder the achievement of a wide impact at a European scale. This paper presents a research on Plug-and-Play (PnP) technologies supported by Building Information Modelling (BIM) to provide affordable, interchangeable and quick-installation solutions to overcome the main barriers of building deep renovation.

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“…However, the efficient designs and the interaction of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to Building Energy Modeling (BEM) remains a non-linear and multiplex concern. Hence, an accurate and useful output would require an inclusive prescription or guidance [18]. BIMbased energy modeling tools have also been adopted to predict energy savings in the design stage of lowenergy buildings [19].…”

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Sustainable Consumption Patterns Adopting BIM-Enabled Energy Optimization - A Case Study of Developing Urban Centre

Hasan¹,

Gardezi²,

Manzoor³

et al. 2022

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Population and urbanization have resulted in increased demands of high-rise buildings to meet the spatial challenge. However, energy consumption by high risers have become a serious concern, especially in developing countries. Supporting the 2030 agenda for sustainable development needs improvement in energy efficiency at global as well as local levels, thus requiring proper sustainable consumption patterns. The current work explores an innovative approach to optimize the operational energy consumption utilizing building orientation at the design stage. A 3D parametric BIM model of a sixteen-story high-rise building was analysed for the proposed location. A rotation scheme with an angular increment of 45° was devised to observe the energy consumption patterns. The energy analysis and Building Energy Quotient (bEQ) level observed energy-intensive pattern at the proposed orientation. For the rotation scheme analysed, almost 70% achieved a "Poor" rating of bEQ, whereas the remaining were at "Fair" level. Rotating the building's face in the West → North or East → South direction, annual energy consumption pattern observed a decreasing trend and vice versa. Rotation 02 (45°) resulted a minimum annual energy consumption was further optimized opting certain design parameters, thus resulting in an overall annual energy saving of almost 64%. This improved rating scale from a Fair to "Very Good" status, also meeting the challenge of Architecture 2030. The study observed proper orientation-based energy analysis of the built environment at the design stage offers promising prospects for optimized consumption patterns for sustainable developments.

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Framework for Using Building Information Modeling to Create a Building Energy Model

Cited by 14 publications

References 24 publications

Process Innovation for Energy Efficient Building Deep Renovation

Process Innovation for Energy Efficient Building Deep Renovation

Plug-and-Play Solutions for Energy-Efficiency Deep Renovation of European Building Stock

Sustainable Consumption Patterns Adopting BIM-Enabled Energy Optimization - A Case Study of Developing Urban Centre

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