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Green BIM: Successful Sustainable Design with Building Information Modeling
Green BIM: Successful Sustainable Design with Building Information Modeling
Eddy Krygiel
Brad Nies
Steve McDowell
ISBN: 978-0-470-23960-5
©2008
241 pages
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Green BIM is the first and only book to show architects and others how to successfully create sustainable designs using building information technology. Written by two experts at BNIM Architects, an award-winning sustainable design firm that greened the White House and Pentagon,  Green BIM offers practical, real-world techniques, tips, processes, and workflows that AEC professionals can implement today.

The book begins with an overview of BIM and sustainable design, then outlines proven workflows and processes for an integrated design approach. The expert authors reveal strategies and techniques for communicating design concepts, outline how and when to use crucial analysis tools, and show how and when to test for such critical environmental factors as sun angles, building materials and orientation, wind direction and ventilation, rainwater collection, and more. The authors then explain how to quantify and communicate environmental impacts before exploring the future of BIM and sustainable design.

Packed with field-tested tips, tricks, and methods, Green BIM is the comprehensive resource for all AEC professionals who want to succeed using BIM to create sustainable designs.   


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