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Performance Evaluation in an Integrated Software Environment for Building Design and Construction Planning

New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1992. pp. 159-169 : ill. includes bibliography DOI:83f7
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ABSTRACT In this paper the authors describe the role of performance evaluation in the Integrated Software Environment for Building Design and Construction Planning (IBDE), which is a testbed for examining integration issues in the same domain. Various processes in IBDE deal with the spatial configuration, structural design, and construction planning of high-rise office buildings. Performance evaluations occur within these processes based on different representation schemes and control mechanisms for the handling of performance knowledge. Within this multiprocess environment, opportunities also exist for performance evaluation across disciplines through design critics

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Keywords

Construction Planning
 
different representation schemes
 
disciplines
 
high-rise office buildings
 
IBDE deal
 
Integrated Software Environment
 
integration issues
 
performance evaluation
 
Performance evaluations
 
performance knowledge
 
processes
 
Various processes