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Architectural Management & IDDS call for abstracts

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The document announces a special session at the upcoming CIB World Building Congress 2013 in Brisbane, Australia focused on improving societal performance of architectural design through better integration and collaboration using information technology and knowledge management. It calls for abstracts on this topic related to integrated architectural design, design process integration and collaboration, and improving societal performance. The session is organized by CIB commissions W078 on IT for construction, W096 on architectural management, and W102 on information and knowledge management in building.

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June 2012 Forthcoming Meeting CIB World Building Congress 2013: Construction and Society Congress Session on Architectural Management & IDDS; Improving Societal Performance of Architectural Design through Better Collaboration and Integration with the Aid of Information Technology and Knowledge Management Brisbane, Australia, 5th - 9th May 2013 Call for Abstracts W078 - Information Technology for Construction W096 - Architectural Management W102 - Information and Knowledge Management in Building Core Group CIB Priority Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solution (IDDS) Architectural Management and IDDS societal performance of architectural design through better integration and collaboration by means of New information, communication and knowledge information, communication and knowledge management technologies are drastically influencing management technologies. The three main themes of architectural design. The way architects collaborate this special session are: with other parties, how they exchange information and  Integrated architectural design share knowledge increasingly is changing traditional  Design process integration and collaboration procedures and roles. This is enforced by a range of  Improving societal performance. societal pressures directed at delivering buildings with proven and guaranteed quality and performance Themes throughout the life span. This asks for better integration of knowledge in the process, better Abstracts are invited concerning improving societal collaboration, whether or not forced by integrated performance of architectural design through better procurement, resulting in better societal performance integration and collaboration by means of information in its widest sense. communication and knowledge management In this special session of CIB’s World Building Congress processes, techniques, and technologies. Theoretical 2013 the organisers will explore the issue of improving models, practical approaches, case studies and
CIB Newsletter recently completed doctoral work are welcome. CIB W078 Information Technology for Abstracts should address one or more of the following Construction sub-themes (specified sub-themes are for guidance and should be interpreted widely): The scope of W078’s work is broad in terms of the  The integrated architectural design design, construction and occupation and occupancy of - The concept of design integration constructed facilities, but primarily it relates to the - Evidence and measurement of design product integration and communication of data, information integration and knowledge in the facility’s life cycle. Information - Integrating architecture with technology, and and Communication Technologies (ICT) are relevant to construction all aspects of the workplace and are seen as a major  Design process integration and collaboration enabler of productivity improvement as well as more - The concept of design process integration sophisticated and integrated design and construction. - The concept of design collaboration. Against this background the Commission focuses on: - Improving design collaboration through  Development and application of integrated IT Knowledge Management throughout the life-cycle of the design, - Design collaboration improvement by means construction and occupancy of buildings and of ICT. related facilities - Big BIM and Little BIM, effects on integration  Demonstration of capabilities developed in and collaboration collaborative research projects on Construction - Changing roles by implementing IDDS IT. technologies  Improving societal performance - Design integration through collaboration - Sustainable design integration - Creating, Sustaining, Reusing and Disseminating Knowledge for Sustainable Design - Supply chain optimisation through design CIB W096 Architectural Management - Lean design through better integration and Since its formation in 1993 Architectural Management collaboration (AM) has developed into a well-established domain. - Life cycle integration of architectural design Early years were focused on defining the scope of the commission, since which time the majority of the work has been centered around the theme of creating value through design, or more specifically through the effective management of design. In April 2009 the commission published its first state of the art book, (Architectural Management: international research and practice) providing a number of theoretical and Abstracts Submission practical applications of architectural management. Now, the commission’s aim is to look in more detail at Abstracts of no more than 300 words should be specific methods, tools and techniques for helping to submitted here. All abstracts are due by 30 June deliver better-integrated designs within the boarders 2012 and should be no more than 300 words in of the changing contemporary developments in length. If you like to be involved in this stream of the construction. conference, please indicate that you are submitting your abstract to this special session, by selecting CIB W102 Information and Knowledge AMIDDS as the option under the ‘CIB Commission Management in Building number’ drop down box at the submission page of the WBC. The Objective for the Working Commission is to cover concerns that are related to information and The paper submission time schedule is as follows: knowledge management, both theoretical and Call for Abstract closed 30 June 2012 practical. Special points of attention are the following: Notification to Authors 23 July 2012  interface between general information and the Full Paper due 5 October 2012 building process and especially the dysfunction Reviewing Decisions due 7 December 2012 in the flow of information between researchers Final Papers due 22 February 2013 and practitioners. The questions why research results are not put into practice, and how research results and feedback information can be converted and refined to be of practical use will be considered Info Section: Forthcoming Meetings CIB Area of Scientific Interest: Design of Buildings and Management, Organisation and Economics CIB Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions Page 2 of 3 07-06-2012
CIB Newsletter  contemporary information systems bearing on Prof Charles Egbu the information needs of the building industry. c.o.egbu@salford.ac.uk and Dr Malik M A Khalfan CIB Priority Theme: Integrated Design Delivery malik.khalfan@rmit.edu.au, Joint Solutions Coordinators CIB W102 Information and Knowledge Management in Building The focus of the Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions CIB Priority theme is on pursuing a vision of Bob Owen senior research fellow a revitalised sector through the rapid adoption of new r.l.owen@salford.ac.uk Joint coordinator CIB processes, developing a workforce with enhanced skills Priority Theme: IDDS on Integrated Design and supported by information and knowledge Delivery Solutions technologies. The goal is a sector where people with traditional and new skills practice more collaborative Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ir. Matthijs Prins and communicative processes supported by pervasive, M.Prins@tudelft.nl Coordinator W096 on but nearly transparent, knowledge and information Architectural Management based technology. These professionals will be working towards continuous improvements across every phase You can find more information on the activities of CIB and significant task of the project: conceptual planning W078 here, CIB W096 here and CIB W102 here. and making the business case; all parts of design, supply chain, construction, commissioning; operation; retrofit; and even decommissioning and carrying the lessons learned into subsequent projects. Additional Information The full Call for Papers, of which this News article is a brief summary, can be downloaded here. If your need more information please don’t hesitate to contact the organisers via: M.Prins@tudelft.nl Prof. Robert Amor trebor@cs.auckland.ac.nz Coordinator W078 on Information Technology for Construction and Joint Coordinator CIB Priority Theme IDDS on Integrated Design Delivery Solutions Info Section: Forthcoming Meetings CIB Area of Scientific Interest: Design of Buildings and Management, Organisation and Economics CIB Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions Page 3 of 3 07-06-2012

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  • 1. June 2012 Forthcoming Meeting CIB World Building Congress 2013: Construction and Society Congress Session on Architectural Management & IDDS; Improving Societal Performance of Architectural Design through Better Collaboration and Integration with the Aid of Information Technology and Knowledge Management Brisbane, Australia, 5th - 9th May 2013 Call for Abstracts W078 - Information Technology for Construction W096 - Architectural Management W102 - Information and Knowledge Management in Building Core Group CIB Priority Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solution (IDDS) Architectural Management and IDDS societal performance of architectural design through better integration and collaboration by means of New information, communication and knowledge information, communication and knowledge management technologies are drastically influencing management technologies. The three main themes of architectural design. The way architects collaborate this special session are: with other parties, how they exchange information and  Integrated architectural design share knowledge increasingly is changing traditional  Design process integration and collaboration procedures and roles. This is enforced by a range of  Improving societal performance. societal pressures directed at delivering buildings with proven and guaranteed quality and performance Themes throughout the life span. This asks for better integration of knowledge in the process, better Abstracts are invited concerning improving societal collaboration, whether or not forced by integrated performance of architectural design through better procurement, resulting in better societal performance integration and collaboration by means of information in its widest sense. communication and knowledge management In this special session of CIB’s World Building Congress processes, techniques, and technologies. Theoretical 2013 the organisers will explore the issue of improving models, practical approaches, case studies and
  • 2. CIB Newsletter recently completed doctoral work are welcome. CIB W078 Information Technology for Abstracts should address one or more of the following Construction sub-themes (specified sub-themes are for guidance and should be interpreted widely): The scope of W078’s work is broad in terms of the  The integrated architectural design design, construction and occupation and occupancy of - The concept of design integration constructed facilities, but primarily it relates to the - Evidence and measurement of design product integration and communication of data, information integration and knowledge in the facility’s life cycle. Information - Integrating architecture with technology, and and Communication Technologies (ICT) are relevant to construction all aspects of the workplace and are seen as a major  Design process integration and collaboration enabler of productivity improvement as well as more - The concept of design process integration sophisticated and integrated design and construction. - The concept of design collaboration. Against this background the Commission focuses on: - Improving design collaboration through  Development and application of integrated IT Knowledge Management throughout the life-cycle of the design, - Design collaboration improvement by means construction and occupancy of buildings and of ICT. related facilities - Big BIM and Little BIM, effects on integration  Demonstration of capabilities developed in and collaboration collaborative research projects on Construction - Changing roles by implementing IDDS IT. technologies  Improving societal performance - Design integration through collaboration - Sustainable design integration - Creating, Sustaining, Reusing and Disseminating Knowledge for Sustainable Design - Supply chain optimisation through design CIB W096 Architectural Management - Lean design through better integration and Since its formation in 1993 Architectural Management collaboration (AM) has developed into a well-established domain. - Life cycle integration of architectural design Early years were focused on defining the scope of the commission, since which time the majority of the work has been centered around the theme of creating value through design, or more specifically through the effective management of design. In April 2009 the commission published its first state of the art book, (Architectural Management: international research and practice) providing a number of theoretical and Abstracts Submission practical applications of architectural management. Now, the commission’s aim is to look in more detail at Abstracts of no more than 300 words should be specific methods, tools and techniques for helping to submitted here. All abstracts are due by 30 June deliver better-integrated designs within the boarders 2012 and should be no more than 300 words in of the changing contemporary developments in length. If you like to be involved in this stream of the construction. conference, please indicate that you are submitting your abstract to this special session, by selecting CIB W102 Information and Knowledge AMIDDS as the option under the ‘CIB Commission Management in Building number’ drop down box at the submission page of the WBC. The Objective for the Working Commission is to cover concerns that are related to information and The paper submission time schedule is as follows: knowledge management, both theoretical and Call for Abstract closed 30 June 2012 practical. Special points of attention are the following: Notification to Authors 23 July 2012  interface between general information and the Full Paper due 5 October 2012 building process and especially the dysfunction Reviewing Decisions due 7 December 2012 in the flow of information between researchers Final Papers due 22 February 2013 and practitioners. The questions why research results are not put into practice, and how research results and feedback information can be converted and refined to be of practical use will be considered Info Section: Forthcoming Meetings CIB Area of Scientific Interest: Design of Buildings and Management, Organisation and Economics CIB Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions Page 2 of 3 07-06-2012
  • 3. CIB Newsletter  contemporary information systems bearing on Prof Charles Egbu the information needs of the building industry. c.o.egbu@salford.ac.uk and Dr Malik M A Khalfan CIB Priority Theme: Integrated Design Delivery malik.khalfan@rmit.edu.au, Joint Solutions Coordinators CIB W102 Information and Knowledge Management in Building The focus of the Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions CIB Priority theme is on pursuing a vision of Bob Owen senior research fellow a revitalised sector through the rapid adoption of new r.l.owen@salford.ac.uk Joint coordinator CIB processes, developing a workforce with enhanced skills Priority Theme: IDDS on Integrated Design and supported by information and knowledge Delivery Solutions technologies. The goal is a sector where people with traditional and new skills practice more collaborative Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ir. Matthijs Prins and communicative processes supported by pervasive, M.Prins@tudelft.nl Coordinator W096 on but nearly transparent, knowledge and information Architectural Management based technology. These professionals will be working towards continuous improvements across every phase You can find more information on the activities of CIB and significant task of the project: conceptual planning W078 here, CIB W096 here and CIB W102 here. and making the business case; all parts of design, supply chain, construction, commissioning; operation; retrofit; and even decommissioning and carrying the lessons learned into subsequent projects. Additional Information The full Call for Papers, of which this News article is a brief summary, can be downloaded here. If your need more information please don’t hesitate to contact the organisers via: M.Prins@tudelft.nl Prof. Robert Amor trebor@cs.auckland.ac.nz Coordinator W078 on Information Technology for Construction and Joint Coordinator CIB Priority Theme IDDS on Integrated Design Delivery Solutions Info Section: Forthcoming Meetings CIB Area of Scientific Interest: Design of Buildings and Management, Organisation and Economics CIB Theme: Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions Page 3 of 3 07-06-2012