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Research roadmap · Lead author · No. 16 · 2018

آینده ساختمان‌های هوشمند: بحثی انتقادی درباره شاخص‌های کلیدی عملکرد

Chapter 2 of the CIB Research Roadmap for Intelligent and Responsive Buildings, written with Derek Clements-Croome

آینده ساختمان‌های هوشمند: بحثی انتقادی درباره شاخص‌های کلیدی عملکرد

Research roadmap · Lead author · 2018

For the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction's commission on intelligent and responsive buildings, Amir led the chapter that sets out where intelligent buildings should go next.

Role
Lead author, with Derek Clements-Croome, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Husam AlWaer and John Tookey
Where
International

In the photograph · Research Roadmap for Intelligent and Responsive Buildings, CIB Publication 415 (2018), edited by Derek Clements-Croome. Amir is lead author of Chapter 2.

Research roadmap · Lead author · 2018
At a glance
Role
Lead author, with Derek Clements-Croome, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Husam AlWaer and John Tookey
Location
International
Host
CIB W098 Intelligent and Responsive Buildings, with the CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group
Publication
Research Roadmap for Intelligent and Responsive Buildings · CIB Publication 415
Editor
Derek Clements-Croome
Publisher
International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB), Delft · 2018 · ISBN 978-90-803022-9-7
The six KPIs
Smartness and technology awareness · Economics and cost efficiency · Personal and social sensitivity · Environmental responsiveness · Health and well-being · Urban-scale responsiveness
6Key performance indicators for future intelligent buildings
4Lines of development: BIM, augmented reality, robotic environments, neuroscience-based design
داستان

A roadmap for the field

For the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction's commission on intelligent and responsive buildings, Amir led the chapter that sets out where intelligent buildings should go next. The roadmap was edited by Derek Clements-Croome and written in association with the CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group.

Beyond automation

The chapter argues that intelligent buildings have been held back by too many competing definitions, and that they must move beyond automation towards buildings that are responsive, value-driven and adaptable. It extends the established key performance indicator framework with two new indicators, health and well-being, and urban-scale responsiveness, linking intelligent buildings to the goals of smart cities.

What comes next

It proposes a development pathway across the building lifecycle built on BIM, augmented reality, robotic environments and neuroscience-based design, including EEG monitoring of how people experience space: a line of work Amir has since built into his neuro-architecture research and the From Neuro-architecture to Neuro-cities book collection.

The pathway of future intelligent buildings from the chapter: six key performance indicators, two of them new (health and well-being, and urban-scale responsiveness), leading towards smart cities through augmented reality, robot-based environments and neuroscience-based design.
The pathway of future intelligent buildings from the chapter: six key performance indicators, two of them new (health and well-being, and urban-scale responsiveness), leading towards smart cities through augmented reality, robot-based environments and neuroscience-based design.
Evidence
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