Izvorni znanstveni članak
Research Project Cost Benefits of Integrated Planning: First experiment-results
Iva Kovacic
; Interdisciplinary Planning and Industrial Building/e234-2 Vienna University of Technology
Michael Filzmoser
orcid.org/0000-0003-4050-752X
; Institute for Management Sciences Vienna University of Technology Austria
Stefan Faatz
; Institute for Management Sciences Vienna University of Technology
Sabine Koeszegi
; Interdisciplinary Planning and Industrial Building/e234-2 Vienna University of Technology
Sažetak
Beyond the classical planning goals, design processes for sustainable
buildings feature a high number of integrated planning objectives that link economical, ecological and socio-cultural aspects. With increasing demands on building performance, the number of tools for evaluation, prediction and simulation of the energy, cost and emissions efficiency is rising, as is the number of experts and the relevant professional languages applied in their planning processes. Therefore we argue that the design and planning processes for sustainable buildings
represent dynamic social systems characterised by a high level of
complexity. The communication and decision making mechanisms as
well as the organisational structures used in the planning processes
deserve particular interest as they directly influence the achievement
of the desired building performance. This paper presents the interdisciplinary research project:”Cost-Benefits of Integrated Planning,” (Co_Be) and the experimental study conducted within this framework. This experiment was organised as a student-competition role-play for the design of a temporary smoothie-bar in order to compare the integrated with the traditionally sequential planning practice. Preliminary qualitative and quantitative results of this experiment are provided.
Ključne riječi
Integral design; Integral Planning; Sustainable Building; Planning Process; Analyses
Hrčak ID:
69502
URI
Datum izdavanja:
1.6.2011.
Posjeta: 1.798 *