Usage of Building Passports and BIM in Multi-Criteria Evaluation
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Date
2024-07-29
Authors
Tuscher, Martin
Hanák, Michal
Navrátilová, Vladimíra
Tichá, Alena
0000-0003-2366-7927Advisor
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Mark
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Elsevier B.V
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This paper presents a proposal for a multi-criteria evaluation methodology for partial building structures. The use of the multi-criteria methodology allows, in contrast to the usual assessment of the sustainability of buildings (e.g. for building certification), the assessment of individual building structures, which is essential, especially for the renovation or reconstruction of existing buildings. The survey aims at administrative buildings of public administration, however, the design of the methodology can be applied to a variety of building structures. The authors carried out research into innovative ways of using building information tools that are important for making the overall property management in facility management more efficient. The paper focuses on the possibility of using information based on these building information tools. One of the possibilities how to make building management more efficient and increase human performance can be using building-specific information along with providing a pleasant healthy workplace. Maintenance, renovation or reconstruction represent a significant cost over the entire life cycle. However, it is necessary to set limit conditions defining the level above which the condition of buildings should be maintained in relation to their purpose and demands placed on them. The article also responds to an anticipated EU decision that shall lead to renovations or reconstructions of office buildings as a result of efforts to reduce their emissions impact and energy intensity. Thanks to the proposed methodology, the owner which specifically in this article is the state and public administration, will be able to better evaluate both the financial impact and other criteria important for the choice of a specific type of construction, product and implementation procedures.
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Procedia Computer Science. 2024, p. 1086-1094.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050924015163
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050924015163
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en