IFC data extension for real-time safety monitoring of automated construction in high-rise building projects

Hu, Ruibo; Chen, Ke; Jiang, Weiguang; Luo, Hanbin

doi:10.1016/j.autcon.2024.105408

Automation in Construction

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.autcon.2024.105408

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IFC data extension for real-time safety monitoring of automated construction in high-rise building projects

Ruibo Hu,

Ke Chen,

Weiguang Jiang

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“…Flexibility and adaptability [56]: Core design affects the flexibility and adaptability of skyscrapers. A well-planned core allows for easier reconfiguration of interior spaces, facilitating tenant customization and adaptation to changing needs.…”

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Investigating Space Utilization in Skyscrapers Designed with Prismatic Form

Ilgın,

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2024

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The enduring appeal of prismatic shapes, historically prevalent in office building designs, persists in contemporary skyscraper architecture, which is attributed particularly to their advantageous aspects concerning cost-efficiency and optimal space utilization. Space efficiency is a crucial factor in prismatic skyscraper design, carrying substantial implications for sustainability. However, the current academic literature lacks a complete exploration of space efficiency in supertall towers with prismatic forms, despite their widespread use. This paper seeks to address this significant gap by conducting a comprehensive analysis of data gathered from a carefully selected set of 35 case studies. The primary discoveries presented in this paper are outlined as follows: (i) average space efficiency stood at approximately 72%, covering a range that extended from 56% to 84%; (ii) average core to gross floor area ratio averaged around 24%, spanning a spectrum that ranged from 12% to 36%; (iii) the majority of prismatic skyscrapers utilized a central core approach, mainly customized for residential use; (iv) the dominant structural system observed in the analyzed cases was the outriggered frame system, with concrete being the commonly utilized material for the structural components; and (v) the impact of diverse structural systems on space efficiency showed no significant deviation, although differences in function led to variations in average space efficiency. The authors expect that these findings will provide valuable guidance, especially for architects, as they strive to enhance the sustainable planning of prismatic towers.

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Investigating Space Utilization in Skyscrapers Designed with Prismatic Form

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Comprehensive digital twin for infrastructure: A novel ontology and graph-based modelling paradigm

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IFC data extension for real-time safety monitoring of automated construction in high-rise building projects

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Investigating Space Utilization in Skyscrapers Designed with Prismatic Form

Investigating Space Utilization in Skyscrapers Designed with Prismatic Form

Comprehensive digital twin for infrastructure: A novel ontology and graph-based modelling paradigm

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