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VIRTUAL DESIGN OF A MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND SUSTAINABLE BUILDING CONSULTING
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Design strategy requires the proper order of actions. Each stage of an investment focuses on the data set and the results of the investigations conducted. A virtual 3D model and computer simulations facilitate and accelerate the work of designers. Thanks to proper planning and consequent implementation of the schedule the whole project is carried out in a timely manner. The proper logistics of actions, combined with the implementation strategy, translates also into the amount of the expenses incurred. Specified order of actions, together with keeping the certain budget, are the key to successful completion of the project. A multi-family residential building is the example of an object which is subject to various external and internal factors. During its exploitation, the whole structure may be impacted by extreme values. Each building undergoes regular technical inspections. Monitoring, that is, periodic inspections, can be supported with an ongoing measurements of the selected building structure parameters such as: deformations, stresses, displacement, temperature. For this type of applications, it is worth to use fiber Bragg gratings. All decisions at every stage of the investment are based on the data obtained and guidelines, as well as the results of the necessary tests and analyses. A virtual 3D model is crucial during the whole process. Interpretation of the effectiveness of actions is supported by simulations which involve searching for the proper solution. In some cases this is done by means of the so called trial and error method. The sequence of events generates the proper order of actions. In extreme cases, failure to include any of the elements may lead to irreversible consequences at the subsequent stages.
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