Model-based design - Revision history

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	For more information see Parametric modelling.		For more information see Parametric modelling.

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		+	* Abaqus simulation software.
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	* Architectural communication.		* Architectural communication.

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	* Architectural communication.		* Architectural communication.
	* Asset information model AIM.		* Asset information model AIM.

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	* Architectural communication.		* Architectural communication.
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	* Manual drafting techniques.		* Manual drafting techniques.
	* Samples and mock-ups.		* Samples and mock-ups.
		+	* Shaping Space - Architectural Models Revealed.
	* Structural modeling and analysis.		* Structural modeling and analysis.

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	* Structural modeling and analysis.		* Structural modeling and analysis.

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	* Manual drafting techniques.		* Manual drafting techniques.
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	Design technology has developed greatly in recent years, from traditional 2D hand-drafting processes to computer aided design (CAD), building information modeling (BIM), and augmented and virtual reality.		Design technology has developed greatly in recent years, from traditional 2D hand-drafting processes to computer aided design (CAD), building information modeling (BIM), and augmented and virtual reality.

−	Model-based design is a process that involves ~~the dynamic modelling of~~ systems ~~that can be used~~ to help with design development and decision-making. It allows rapid analysis and comparison of design alternatives, co-ordination of and collaboration between team members, clear communication and visualisation of information, easy alteration, clash avoidance and so on.	+	Model-based design is a process that involves creating digital representations systems to help with design development and decision-making. It allows rapid analysis and comparison of design alternatives, co-ordination of and collaboration between team members, clear communication and visualisation of information, easy alteration, clash avoidance and so on.

−	~~It may result in the creation of a data model of a proposed development project from which the works may be constructed, products manufactured, as well as the operation of the completed development.~~ By creating ~~on integrated~~ model, as opposed to multiple independent drawings, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated.	+	By creating one model, as opposed to multiple independent drawings, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated.

−	The levels of 'maturity' of information modelling ~~are~~ categorised as:	+	The process may begin with the creation of a 'design intent model', which in its early stages, could include simple massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design.
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		+	As the design progresses, the model may develop and the level of detail increase, including, first, objects based on generic representations, and then specific objects with specifications and method statements attached along with information about space allocation for operation, access,maintenance, installation, replacement and so on.
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		+	Ultimately, as the contractor and their supply chain take over development of the model, it may be described as a virtual construction model (VCM), containing all the information necessary to allow the objects in the model to be manufactured, installed or constructed.
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		+	The concept of model-based design is very broad, and the degree to which a design process is genuinely model-based, rather than simply involving the use of computers is very varied.
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		+	The levels of 'maturity' of information modelling have categorised as:

	* Level 0: Unmanaged CAD (Computer Aided Design).		* Level 0: Unmanaged CAD (Computer Aided Design).
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	For more information see BIM maturity levels.		For more information see BIM maturity levels.

−	Parametric modelling (or parametric design) is the creation of a digital model based on a series of pre-programmed rules or algorithms known as 'parameters'. That is, the model, or elements of it are generated automatically by internal logic arguments rather than by being manually manipulated.	+	Parametric modelling (or parametric design) is the creation of a digital model based on a series of pre-programmed rules or algorithms known as 'parameters'. That is, the model, or elements of it are generated automatically by internal logic arguments rather than by being manually manipulated. For example, a rule might be created to ensure that walls must start at floor level and reach the underside of the ceiling. Then if the floor to ceiling height is changed, the walls will automatically adjust to suit.

	For more information see Parametric modelling.		For more information see Parametric modelling.

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	* Level 2: Managed 3D environment with data attached, but created in separate discipline models.		* Level 2: Managed 3D environment with data attached, but created in separate discipline models.
	* Level 3: Single, online, project model with construction sequencing, cost and lifecycle management information.		* Level 3: Single, online, project model with construction sequencing, cost and lifecycle management information.
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		+	For more information see BIM maturity levels.
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		+	Parametric modelling (or parametric design) is the creation of a digital model based on a series of pre-programmed rules or algorithms known as 'parameters'. That is, the model, or elements of it are generated automatically by internal logic arguments rather than by being manually manipulated.
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		+	For more information see Parametric modelling.

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	It may result in the creation of a data model of a proposed development project from which the works may be constructed, products manufactured, as well as the operation of the completed development. By creating on integrated model, as opposed to multiple independent drawings, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated.		It may result in the creation of a data model of a proposed development project from which the works may be constructed, products manufactured, as well as the operation of the completed development. By creating on integrated model, as opposed to multiple independent drawings, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated.
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		+	The levels of 'maturity' of information modelling are categorised as:
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		+	* Level 0: Unmanaged CAD (Computer Aided Design).
		+	* Level 1: Managed CAD in 2D or 3D.
		+	* Level 2: Managed 3D environment with data attached, but created in separate discipline models.
		+	* Level 3: Single, online, project model with construction sequencing, cost and lifecycle management information.

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−	~~Model~~-~~based~~ design ~~is a process that involves dynamic~~ modeling ~~systems that can be used to help with design development~~ and ~~decision-making~~.	+	Design technology has developed greatly in recent years, from traditional 2D hand-drafting processes to computer aided design (CAD), building information modeling (BIM), and augmented and virtual reality.

−	~~Since the outcome of a construction project can often depend on the decisions made early in the design process, model~~-based design ~~can be~~ a ~~useful means~~ of ~~analysing~~ and ~~comparing~~ design alternatives.	+	Model-based design is a process that involves the dynamic modelling of systems that can be used to help with design development and decision-making. It allows rapid analysis and comparison of design alternatives, co-ordination of and collaboration between team members, clear communication and visualisation of information, easy alteration, clash avoidance and so on.

−	~~Design technology has increased greatly~~ in recent years, from traditional 2D drafting processes to developing spatial 3D models using computer-aided design (CAD), to building information modeling (BIM), as well as augmented and virtual reality that are increasingly being used as a means of creating interactive design models.	+	It may result in the creation of a data model of a proposed development project from which the works may be constructed, products manufactured, as well as the operation of the completed development. By creating on integrated model, as opposed to multiple independent drawings, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated.
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−	~~The basis of model-based design is~~ the creation of a data model of a proposed development project from which ~~work~~ products ~~are generated. Site volumetrics~~, ~~sections, profiles, and so on, are dynamically linked, improving coordination between various work products and disciplines~~.	+
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−	By creating a model, as opposed to multiple ~~CAD~~ drawings ~~which may be unrelated~~, a single data set can be developed from which all documents relating to the project are generated~~. This enables, for example, a building access point to be moved position and all profiles, cross-sections, and so on, will automatically update to accommodate the change.~~	+
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−	Model-based design helps improve efficiency by using a common design environment across project teams, and integrating testing with design to continuously identify and correct errors. The design data, used in 3D, enhances visualisation and enables better communication with the client and others.	+

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	* Concept drawing.		* Concept drawing.
	* Design coordination.		* Design coordination.
		+	* Design intent model.
	* Design management for construction projects.		* Design management for construction projects.
−	* Design principles.
	* Design programme.		* Design programme.
	* Manual drafting techniques.		* Manual drafting techniques.