Sustainable construction by using novel frameworks using BIM, LEED, and Lean methods

Patel, Alkesh B.; Shelake, Abhaysinha G.; Yadhav, Adinath

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2023.02.238

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“…However, it is certainly idealized for use in every phase of the project life cycle. This methodology contributes to the improvement of information processing, better communication flow [ 11 ], data interoperability throughout the work team, and provides the opportunity to have a common language available to all at any time; allows being aware of project changes in real time and performing verifications before implementation, whether it is convenient or not, according to its principle of inference detection [ 22 ]; and also contributes to improve the sustainability of the project [ 33 , 34 ]. The methodology is used in a very limited way [ 35 ].…”

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Characterization of the information system integrated to the construction project management systems

León-Romero,

Aguilar-Fernández,

Luque-Sendra

et al. 2024

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“…From a human team's perspective, it promotes communication, collaboration, learning, and interdisciplinary exchange of ideas. Additionally, it reduces waste generation and optimizes resource utilization, thus contributing to environmental sustainability [ 3 , 33 ].…”

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Characterization of the information system integrated to the construction project management systems

León-Romero,

Aguilar-Fernández,

Luque-Sendra

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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“…Environmental and Climate Technologies ____________________________________________________________________________ 2023 / 27 741 Nevertheless, with the need for sustainable development and green construction in recent years, green building rating systems have been developed to measure building life cycle performance. These certifications have been implemented in methodological design approaches in the building industry e.g., BIM, LEED, Lean, and Green Building Council [8], transforming the way how cities and communities are designed, created, and operated to improve people's quality of life worldwide.…”

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A Sustainability-Based Approach for Geotechnical Infrastructure

Pettinaroli,

Susani,

Castellanza

et al. 2023

Environmental and Climate Technologies

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Urban growth needs large cities, and the current emphasis on landscape preservation makes using underground spaces an opportunity and a significant necessity. However, underground construction techniques significantly impact the sustainability of the built environment, including infrastructure systems and their entire supply chains. Nowadays, there is a shortage of quantitative methodologies to assess and measure the sustainability of construction and underground building processes towards the three sustainable pillars, i.e. environmental, social, and economic. Thus, this study aims to cover this gap by explaining how to appropriately incorporate sustainability goals into geotechnical projects to address measure-driven strategies and eco-design-based solutions. This study illustrates a novel methodology based on the Life Cycle Thinking approach, with an emphasis on geotechnical ground improvement techniques. The proposed method incorporates the concept of the EU Taxonomy, following the EU Green Deal, with the Envision framework to guide decision-makers toward a more sustainable, resilient, and equitable infrastructure design. The proposed method will incorporate a cradle-to-site Life Cycle Assessment perspective, improving the quantitative estimation of the environmental performance of construction processes and providing guidelines to systematically assess the sustainability of geotechnical infrastructures.

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“…The implementation of BIM is used in different construction areas to make the right decisions [3,4]. A BIM project based on multiple evaluation methods, such as structural models, architectural models, and sustainable evaluation [5,6], facilitates the approach based on the concept of a digital twin of buildings, which provides digital representation of real buildings including all models and necessary data for production [7]. Digital twin technology has great potential to form a BIM system that enables digital construction through a building's entire life cycle [8].…”

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BIM Application in Multi-Criteria Assessment of Suspended Brickwork Façade Production Methods for a Reconstructed Building

2023

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This research aims to promote a new cost-saving method for rebuilding old masonry brickwork façade by installing a suspended brickwork system. This research introduces a case study for rebuilding masonry façade by applying MCDM (multiple-criteria decision making) and BIM (building information modeling) methodologies with the evaluation of three types of brickwork façade installation alternatives prepared for production. The first type is the installation of suspended brickwork and mounting of brickwork lintels; the second type is the installation of suspended brickwork and pre-prefabricated stainless-steel components, which have been manufactured offsite, completed with adhesively bonded brick slips; and the third type is the installation of prefabricated suspended brickwork masonry panels. The main aim of the research is to promote a cost-saving production method by comparing these three alternative types of brickwork production using the BIM application in accordance with the multiple-criteria assessments. A multiple-criteria system was developed, and an expert survey was employed to estimate the relative weights of the criteria; afterwards, the alternatives were assessed using the WASPAS (Weighted Aggregated Sum Product Assessment) method. A BIM brickwork façade model was developed based on survey data, analyzed design solutions, and adaptation for the production of suspended brickwork elements. The final results and details regarding the best BIM applications in the multiple-criteria assessment of suspended brickwork façade are presented in the conclusions.

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Sustainable construction by using novel frameworks using BIM, LEED, and Lean methods

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Characterization of the information system integrated to the construction project management systems

Characterization of the information system integrated to the construction project management systems

A Sustainability-Based Approach for Geotechnical Infrastructure

BIM Application in Multi-Criteria Assessment of Suspended Brickwork Façade Production Methods for a Reconstructed Building

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