Integrated Off-Site Construction Design Process including DfMA Considerations

Hyun, Hosang; Kim, Hyung-Geun; Kim, Jin-Sung

doi:10.3390/su14074084

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“…In fact, through the review of the documentation available, the main observation was that OSCrelated literature is heavily focused on standard CAD-based design procedures [100,101]. In addition, OSC involves specific construction techniques that require high-level detailing, especially for manufacturing and assembly [102,103]. For such reasons, designers are inclined to use conventional CAD processes rather than disruptive computational systems for addressing prefabricated or modular designs.…”

Section: Digital Manufacturing Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Robotic Manufacturing Technological Interoperability in Construction – A Cyclic Systematic Literature Review

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Iordanova

Ouellet-Plamondon

2023

Digital Manufacturing Technology

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The architectural engineering and construction (AEC) industry is undergoing a digital transformation that progressively improves its performance, productivity, and competitiveness. This digital shift is accelerated through building information modeling (BIM) which facilitates technological integrations. BIM has significantly contributed to digitizing design and management activities. However, it has not yet sufficiently demonstrated its interoperability with digital manufacturing processes, such as robotic manufacturing (RM). It is from this perspective that this work will review the current literature’s stance on the technological interoperability of BIM and RM tools through the systematic literature review (SLR) method. This literature review aims to identify research avenues to operationalize RM through BIM tools in construction. The study conducted in this research is progressive; it builds on the identified research gaps and investigates potential research avenues to be undertaken. The results revealed that computational design (CD) could serve as a bridge between BIM and RM. They also revealed that RM is operationalizable in off-site construction (OSC) through BIM and CD.

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Section: Digital Manufacturing Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Robotic Manufacturing Technological Interoperability in Construction – A Cyclic Systematic Literature Review

Anane

Iordanova

Ouellet-Plamondon

2023

Digital Manufacturing Technology

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“…Data-data dan pembuktian bagi menyakinkan industri pembinaan untuk melaksanakan DfMA bersama BIM dalam pembinaan juga masih sedikit. Oleh itu, kajian berkenaan pelaksanaan DfMA bersama BIM dalam pembinaan terutama bagi IBS perlu ditingkatkan (Hyun et al 2022). Tahap pemahaman dan pelaksanaan DfMA dalam industri pembinaan di Malaysia juga adalah tidak jelas.…”

Section: Pelaksanaan Dfma Bersama Bim Dalam Industri Pembinaanunclassified

Development of Application Framework for Design for Manufacturing and Assembly Towards Digital and Sustainable Construction in Malaysia

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Khoiry²,

Badaruzzaman³

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Industrialized building systems (IBS) have long been applied in Malaysia to increase construction productivity and reduced the dependency on unskilled foreign labourers. However, projects using IBS still face issues related to time and cost overrun, poor quality, and the dependence on unskilled foreign labours. This is mainly caused by less collaboration and low adoption of technology in project implementation. To enhance the performance of the construction industry, design for manufacturing and assembly (DfMA) principles were introduced. To add value to the DfMA principles, it is paired with the building information system (BIM) which would help in creating a sustainable digital environment in the construction industry. The main objective of this study is to look at the readiness of Malaysia’s construction industry to adopt the DfMA principles and develop a framework for it. This study builds a solid base from data collected from literature reviews. It is then progressed by interviewing several subject matter experts covering the perspectives of policymakers, developers, and IBS manufacturers. Based on thematic analysis, factors of people, processes, organization, and environment are identified. From these factors, a framework to adopt DfMA was formed. This study would assist the stakeholder in better understanding the DfMA principles and what is required to adopt them to exploit their potential to produce a sustainable construction in line with government policies on construction 4.0 and achieving the sustainable development goals. Based on this study, a better plan and strategy could be produced for a more competitive construction industry.

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“…However, the industry is still unable to tap the full potential of IBS where projects that already apply IBS still have issues with time and cost overrun and dependency on unskilled labour [17]. The lack of communication and cooperation [17][18][19] together with lack of knowledge and experience [20] among major stakeholders are the main issues.…”

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DfMA for a Better Industrialised Building System

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To improve the performance of the construction industry, innovative methods were introduced to make them better. Industrialised building systems (IBS) and prefabrication construction are the popular methods used and studied. However, these methods are still unable to meet the demands of the stakeholders. Design for manufacturing and assembly (DfMA) is a design principle that is seen as capable of improving the situation. The uptake of DfMA in the construction industry needs to be analysed to obtain a better picture of the existing condition of the method and its manner of implementation it going forward, but there are still too few studies performed on this topic. This paper gathers relevant articles from the previous studies on DfMA. With the available data, the main benefits, hindrance factors, and enabling factors for DfMA uptake in the construction industry were identified in this study. The authors also identified the research trend among the research themes and the benefits of building information modelling (BIM) integration with DfMA. By synthesising the information from previous studies, a conceptual framework was developed. Knowledge gaps and future potential research topics are also discussed in this paper, forming a simple research framework for future effort guidance. With a suitable strategy and guidelines, the application of DfMA could improve the performance of the construction industry in Malaysia and other places with similar construction environments and approaches.

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Integrated Off-Site Construction Design Process including DfMA Considerations

Cited by 13 publications

References 71 publications

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Robotic Manufacturing Technological Interoperability in Construction – A Cyclic Systematic Literature Review

Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Robotic Manufacturing Technological Interoperability in Construction – A Cyclic Systematic Literature Review

Development of Application Framework for Design for Manufacturing and Assembly Towards Digital and Sustainable Construction in Malaysia

DfMA for a Better Industrialised Building System

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