The Extensible Orchestration Framework approach to collaborative design in architectural, urban and construction engineering
Highlights
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We discuss what makes Architectural, Urban and Construction domains collaborative.
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We propose an Extensible Orchestration Framework (ExOF) model.
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The ExOF model is developed from process and product specific foundations.
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The ExOF model orchestrates the usage of different software tools and standards.
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The model is tested with the case study of daylight illumination simula
Keywords
- Architectural design;
- Building information modeling;
- Computer-supported cooperative work;
- Construction engineering;
- Domain analysis;
- Domain-specific modeling;
- Frameworks;
- Model-based simulations;
- Software tools interoperability;
- Urban planning
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