Description |
1 online resource (224 pages) |
Contents |
Intro -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- About the Author -- Part I: Introduction to Design Added Value -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Relevance of Economics -- Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) -- Value-Based Design (VBD): Combining Economics and AEC -- Chapter 2: Capital Projects and Building Assessment -- Capital Projects -- Evaluation in the AEC Sector -- Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) -- Facility Performance Evaluation -- Building Feasibility Analysis -- Simulation-Based Evaluation |
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Building Commissioning -- Current Challenges and Opportunities in the AEC Sector -- Performance Emphasis -- Stakeholder Savvy -- Integration of Design and Operations of Capital Projects -- BIM: The Emerging Digital Platform of Capital Project Delivery -- Digital Information Advances -- Exercise 1 -- Chapter 3: Fallingwater: A Celebrated Case of DAV Analysis -- In the Early Years -- Moisture Penetration -- Structural Problems -- A Retrospective Analysis -- VBD Features of Fallingwater and Their "Spin" and "Buzz" -- Stakeholders and the VBD Analysis of Fallingwater |
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Fallingwater's Costs and Benefits with Risk -- Benchmarking the Costs and Benefits of Fallingwater's Design Features with Risk -- Exercise 2 -- Chapter 4: Value-Based Design -- Real-Estate Economics -- Qualitative Estimates of Investment Value -- Qualitative Estimates of Building Investment Value -- A Quantitative Example of Investment Value -- Qualitative Estimate of Value Added Investment -- Use Value Versus Exchange Value -- Pre Facto Versus Post Facto Analysis -- Exercise 3 -- Part II: DAV Analysis Methods -- Chapter 5: Cost-Benefit with Risk Analysis -- Cost-Benefit Analysis in the DAV |
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Soft Costs -- Construction and Operating Costs -- Other Costs -- Benefits -- VBD Elicitation Methods -- Exercise 4 -- Chapter 6: Elicitation Methods -- Structured Interview -- Brainstorming -- Prototyping -- Cognitive Walkthrough -- Ethnographic Observation -- Exercise 5.1 -- Exercise 5.2 -- Chapter 7: Pre facto and Post facto Analysis -- Pre facto Analysis: (De- )value Engineering -- What Is Function? -- What Is Cost? -- A Summary Approach to Value Engineering in DAV -- Pre Facto Analysis: Carry-Over of Estimates from Precedents -- Post facto Analysis: Archival Documentation of Parameters |
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Documenting the Features -- Documenting the Stakeholders -- Document Costs at Three Levels of Impact -- Document Benefit at Three Levels of Impact -- Exercise 6 -- Chapter 8: Quantitative DAV Analysis Methods -- Scaling Ordinal Values -- Sensitivity Analysis of Parameters -- Risk Analysis -- Bayesian Probability Estimates -- Optimization with Graphics Methods -- Optimization by Methods of Calculus -- Optimization by Simplex Methods -- Exercise 7.1 -- Exercise 7.2 -- Exercise 7.3 -- Chapter 9: Expertise, Innovation, and Creativity in Support of DAV -- Innovation by eXtreme Design -- Creativity |
Summary |
Design has intrinsic, economic value. To make this value tangible, design features of buildings need to be explored, measured, and taken into account when initiating projects and financing their construction. It is as calculable as the extrinsic value of a project. However, we need concepts, strategies, methods, techniques, and tools to do just that. The Value Based Design approach and Design-Added Value (D-AV) methodology in this book enables architects, engineers, contractors and owner-clients of buildings to benefit from extraordinary design and construction features. It explains the rationale and motivation for D-AV methodology, outlines and illustrates this methodology with examples, provides complete and detailed examples of how the key analysis techniques work through historical case studies, and describes specific methods used in application of the D-AV methodology, such as Bayesian statistics, cost benefit analysis, pairwise comparison techniques, cognitive walkthroughs, and optimization |
Notes |
Early Stages of Design: Antonio Gaudi's Work |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Print version record |
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Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed August 3, 2021) |
Subject |
Engineering design -- Economic aspects
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Engineering design -- Economic aspects
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9783030288600 |
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3030288609 |
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