Advances in BUILDING
INFORMATICS
R. BEHESHTI
ISBN 2-909285-20-0,
240 Pages - Prix 55 Euros
Editorial
This book is
a collection of papers related to the advances of building informatics,
presented during the conference EuropIA'8. The complementary
volume to this book contains papers on the advances in design
sciences and technology
Sommaire /
Contents
Preface
Editorial
Rèza Beheshti
Design and building
informatics research
Rèza Beheshti
and Frits Tolman
New approach to measure
and control the productivity on building site
Emad Al Abo Omar
and Jean-Claude Mangin
Automated space planning
with global constraints and variable number of use-areas .
Can A. Baykan
Automatic description
and classification of forms for a new approach to assisting the
architectural design
Abdelkader Ben
Saci
Complex early design
inquiries via intelligent design agents
Rohini Brahme
and Ardeshir Mahdavi
Life Cycle Support over
the Internet using Virtual Reality and Product Data Technology
.
Edwin Dado, Saban Özsariyildiz, Hans Schevers and Frits
Tolman
Design simulation
of indoor climate
Peter Den Hartog,
Alexander Koutamanis and Peter Luscuere
The object model at
the core of the IDEA+ design environment
Ann Hendricx
and Herman Neuckermans
An analytical procedure
to design stable structures .
Wim Kamerling
A Proposition for
Intelligent CAD: Using the example of GIS topology to build architectural
typology in CAD
Tarek Kazzaz
Toward 'self-aware'
buildings
Ardeshir Mahdavi,
Rohini Brahme, Stephen Lee and Kristie Mertz
Distributed multi-disciplinary
building performance computing
Ardeshir Mahdavi
Towards engaged learning
in Virtual Design Studios
Michael Mullins
and Tadeja Zupancic Strojan
Information Technology
for Virtual Enterprises
Meta- visualisations of document-structures
Benjamin Stäger
and Maia Engeli
Flexibility and dynamism
in digital design representations
Rudi Stouffs
and Ramesh Krishnamurti
Document decomposition
by content as a means for structuring building project information
Bige Tunçer,
Rudi Stouffs and Sevil Sariyildiz
Completing the Incomplete:
Exercises for spatial configuration and morphology
Joseph Francis Wong
