2021年12月27日

增长的机会和数字化建设和建筑业在于先进的建筑设计软件的使用。建筑、工程与施工(AEC)行业至关重要的增长和繁荣的城市,甚至国家。不幸的是,数字化的努力仍在很大程度上分散和迟钝。然而,这是一个行业巨大的增长潜力和盈利能力,预计将在2022年价值12.9万亿美元。市场上同时存在建筑设计软件,可能很难找到一个复杂的建筑设计基于web的SaaS。进入新加坡,全球SaaS建筑设计平台、数字蓝色泡沫(DBF)上周推出了经过两年的发展。DBF技术特异性数字蓝色泡沫是一个基于网络的交互式生成建筑设计平台,结合人工智能和数据功能软件。这包括基于web api从地图、环境服务、3 d数据集的情况下,和更多。数据然后认真审查、选择和在一个易于使用的环境。根据同名软件开发者,DBF可以提高效率,减少项目时间表。 The building design SaaS integrates the core elements of the design process — data collection, 3D modeling, sustainability validation, city score, project comparison, and drawing production all on a single online tool. It can also sync to various Building Information Modelling (BIM) software such as Archicad, Revit, Rhino3D, SketchUp. The DBF AI includes real-time Daylight Autonomy Score, Solar Radiation Simulation, Instant Shadow Study, Wind Score, and Sun Path Animation. These are inputs that can allow designers to validate designs in real-time without the use of expensive and complex software while designing a net-zero CO2 building. Supports “15-minute” planning strategy DBF also created a proprietary neighborhood scoring system to automate descriptive spatial metrics of neighborhood quality based on geo-location. The technology supports the “15-minute city” planning strategy, which requires amenities such as offices, healthcare facilities, markets, and transportation to be within a 15-minute walk from residents. According to DBF, early adopter Takenaka Corporation has sped up project design delivery by 750% using the DBF SaaS. Traditionally, a large project would take four years to complete, but they managed to complete it in one year. Takenaka Corporation is one of Japan’s five largest and oldest construction companies. The importance of digitalizing building design processes Software such as the DBF can essentially replace legacy technologies, enabling higher-quality design, and creating better, greener buildings and cities. This is especially important in a world where sustainably-designed, green buildings are crucial in the quest to ameliorate climate change. (L-R) Sayjel Vijay Patel (CTO & Co-Founder) and Camiel Weijenberg (CEO & Co-Founder), Digital Blue Foam DBF Co-founder Camiel Weijenberg is passionate about climate change and digitally transforming the AEC sector with DBF. “Buildings are the fabric of cities, and sustainably designed buildings are a necessity today. “The built environment is responsible for 40% of global CO2 emissions, and climate change is the existential challenge of this generation. “Cities cannot continue to be designed as they still are”, quips Weijenberg, in a statement. Digital Blue Foam is currently in discussions on raising another funding round. The company plans to use new funds to support expansion, recruitment, and platform enhancements. They are also setting their sights to expand across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.