However, also in these contexts, the eventually targeted functionality significantly relies on the extent to which the interoperability challenge is really addressed and information becomes shareable among information systems in the design and construction process. Additionally, multiple contexts were presented in which linked data and semantic web technologies could generate an important added value to experts in the AEC domain. The built environment, as well as the whole lifecycle of the information models that comprises: Building Information Model (BIM),īuilding Assembly Model (BAM), Building Energy Model (BEM), and Building Operation Optimisation Model (BOOM).ĭiverse approaches were presented during the workshop for addressing the interoperability challenge in the domain of architecture, engineering and construction (AEC). The new design methodology encompasses all scales and all lifecycle phases of On the inter-operability between BIM and GIS for holistic design of energy-efficient buildings in neighbourhood scale is supportedīy real case studies of mixed-use healthcare districts. This paper is descriptive and it presents an actual EU FP7 large-scale collaborative research project titled STREAMER. Systems and the MEP/HVAC systems, as well as on the relation of Product Lifecycle Modelling (PLM), Building Management Design for EeB optimisation needs to put attention on the inter-connections between the architectural The new design methodology relies on the inter-operability between Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Geospatial
Since the scope of designing covers multiple dimensions, In EeB design process, clients, architects, technical designers, contractors, and end-users altogether need new methods and tools forĭesigning energy-efficiency buildings integrated in their neighbourhoods. Retrofitting projects is the crucial moment for integrating multi-scale EeB solutions.
For this purpose, the design phase of new building projects as well as building In order toĪchieve the broadest impact, innovative approaches to EeB need to resolve challenges at the neighbourhood level, instead of onlyįocusing on improvements of individual buildings. The subject of energy-efficient buildings (EeB) is among the most urgent research priorities in the European Union (EU).
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