renovation 4.0
Welcome to BIMERR
Our Mission
The mission of the BIMERR project is to design and develop an ICT-enabled Renovation 4.0 toolkit comprising tools for Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) stakeholder support throughout the energy efficiency renovation process of existing buildings. It will enforce semantic interoperability among its own tools as well as with third-party ICT tools to enable seamless BIM creation and information exchange among the AEC community in an effort to boost the rapid adoption of BIM in renovating of the existing EU building stock.
the project
Overview of the project
In a nutshell, BIMERR is related to the Building Information Modelling (BIM) and its main target are stakeholders from the AEC (Architecture, Engineering & Construction) field. The project has the intention to design and develop a new toolkit to support renovation stakeholders during the renovation process of existing buildings, from concept to delivery. Mainly, it should comprise of various tools:
System
the project
Overview of the project
In a nutshell, BIMERR is related to the Building Information Modelling (BIM) and its main target are stakeholders from the AEC (Architecture, Engineering & Construction) field. The project has the intention to design and develop a new toolkit to support renovation stakeholders during the renovation process of existing buildings, from concept to delivery.
Mainly, it should comprise of various tools:
System
Objectives of BIMERR
Partners
Help us improve the under development BIMERR tools by participating in our Living Lab #workshop! 🎙
For more information and to register for free to the event follow the link:
https://t.co/rfOJzKNiGo
We hope to see you all!
(2) connect to the @EUBIMERR Material & Properties Database to harvest LCA information; (3) populate #IFC files with information on materials of structural components and properties of MEP entities; and (4) communicate/upload files to the BIMERR Interoperability Framework. [2/2] https://t.co/KDC7EFZKr7
@uopgr will present on 5/7/21 the paper ‘Wireless Sensor Network Topology Design for Building Information Modelling’ in the Sensors and Systems Session of the IEEE International Conference on Modern Systems and Circuits Technologies ( #MOCAST). https://t.co/22GTBjglb2
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