The Brazilian construction industry has been stand still for 20 years which caused a freezing per... more The Brazilian construction industry has been stand still for 20 years which caused a freezing period in their productive processes. Around year 2005, the recovering of the economy at solid basis, further encouragement policies for the construction segment quickly increased it. As a common knowledge that the AEC industry is one of the economy basis, the Brazilian government launched a masterplan in order to modernize construction industry establishing sustainable financing programs, manpower training, construction industrialization promotion and industrial technology outspreading. One of the demands to be reach was the intensified information technology use and the approach to it was the implementation of BIM supported standards and the adoption of a classification system for building information. The aim of this paper is to present the modeling process of a classification system for building information which will contribute to the implementation of a new construction paradigm, the Building Information Modeling, modernizing the building lifecycle processes through the complex industry processes represented by the classification system. The study was based in another international classification systems analysis and Brazilian systems still in use and a foreign classification system adapting impact as a model for a national classification system. The conclusion of this paper indicates that a classification system for building information implementation may have a positive impact on the Brazilian AEC industry because the stardardization of construction components directly interfere in the best practices of the building lifecycle.
The Brazilian construction industry has been stand still for 20 years which caused a freezing per... more The Brazilian construction industry has been stand still for 20 years which caused a freezing period in their productive processes. Around year 2005, the recovering of the economy at solid basis, further encouragement policies for the construction segment quickly increased it. As a common knowledge that the AEC industry is one of the economy basis, the Brazilian government launched a masterplan in order to modernize construction industry establishing sustainable financing programs, manpower training, construction industrialization promotion and industrial technology outspreading. One of the demands to be reach was the intensified information technology use and the approach to it was the implementation of BIM supported standards and the adoption of a classification system for building information. The aim of this paper is to present the modeling process of a classification system for building information which will contribute to the implementation of a new construction paradigm, the Building Information Modeling, modernizing the building lifecycle processes through the complex industry processes represented by the classification system. The study was based in another international classification systems analysis and Brazilian systems still in use and a foreign classification system adapting impact as a model for a national classification system. The conclusion of this paper indicates that a classification system for building information implementation may have a positive impact on the Brazilian AEC industry because the stardardization of construction components directly interfere in the best practices of the building lifecycle.
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The aim of this paper is to present the modeling process of a classification system for building information which will contribute to the implementation of a new construction paradigm, the Building Information Modeling, modernizing the building lifecycle processes through the complex industry processes represented by the classification system. The study was based in another international classification systems analysis and Brazilian systems still in use and a foreign classification system adapting impact as a model for a national classification system.
The conclusion of this paper indicates that a classification system for building information implementation may have a positive impact on the Brazilian AEC industry because the stardardization of construction components directly interfere in the best practices of the building lifecycle.
The aim of this paper is to present the modeling process of a classification system for building information which will contribute to the implementation of a new construction paradigm, the Building Information Modeling, modernizing the building lifecycle processes through the complex industry processes represented by the classification system. The study was based in another international classification systems analysis and Brazilian systems still in use and a foreign classification system adapting impact as a model for a national classification system.
The conclusion of this paper indicates that a classification system for building information implementation may have a positive impact on the Brazilian AEC industry because the stardardization of construction components directly interfere in the best practices of the building lifecycle.