CONCEPTUAL IDEA OF DESIGN AUTOMATION FOR BUILDING ENERGY

C Utomo^[1]*, Y Rahmawati² , Aqsha³

 

¹ Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember

² Universitas Gadjah Mada

³ Institut Teknologi Bandung

[1]^* Corresponding author’s email: [email protected]

DOI: https://doi.org/10.20885/icsbe.vol2.art20

 

ABSTRACT

Connected construction is open communication between technologies. It is the most advanced form of technology today in the field of construction. Currently, modeling technology has been developed to help in understanding the design and building management strategies and decisions. Although it has been very advanced, it still has weaknesses in the shared system, as well as in building system products and stakeholders. Automation technology creates reliable control in connected construction processes that drive cost-efficiency. It process integrates building design, construction, and operations and also integrates developers, construction players, and building system manufacturing industries. This paper aims to present a concept of an automated support system that allows automated design decisions and management as a control of the connected construction. A Multi-Agent System (MAS) is applied to provide an appropriate decentralized approach to the characteristics of fragmentation in construction. As the result, the method covers 19 functionalities. The solution is more optimal and gives efficiency and effectiveness to deal with changing circumstances and problem-solving where data, expertise, and control are distributed.

 

Keywords: Building energy system, construction, conceptual idea

 

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