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1 Urbanization projects in BIM 3 3. CASE STUDY 4 3. CASE STUDY 5 4. VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGY Results analysis. Element definition Environmental impact Budget Unit Description (t CO2eq/Unit) (m3/Unit) MJ/Unit EUR/Unit The

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Urbanization projects in BIM

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  • 3. CASE STUDY
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  • 4. VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGY

▪ Results analysis. ▪ The correct integration of environmental impact assessment.

Budget

Unit Description (t CO2eq/Unit) (m3/Unit) MJ/Unit EUR/Unit

m2 Pavement in parking area with paving blocks 0,078 1,230 491,540 54,374 m2 Pavement in children's play area with artificial grass and absorbent ba 0,025 1,580 371,890 41,207 m2 Sidewalk with concrete paving blocks 0,081 1,290 471,420 31,912 m2 Cycle paths 0,098 1,960 669,740 33,217 m2 Bituminous Concrete Driveway 0,047 1,930 515,010 22,637 15 m3 Rainwater tank 0,313 64,171 5612,002 326,915 22 u Underground container 4000 litre 6,719 584,790 34708,583 5950,121 73 u Galvanized steel streetlight 6m LEDS light 3,425 70,992 56601,628 1023,065 u Bench, METALLIC SUPPORT and nordic pine seat

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0,227 655,704 256,290 96 u Metallic public bin 0,271 4,348 1979,086 457,779 u White concrete bench 2,052 28,071 13531,694 940,840 24 u Drinking fountain 0,066 107,280 6684,950 1379,350 30 u Street fountain 25,402 5456,979 363222,888 45732,756 88 u Children`s rocker 0,396 7,351 4847,629 1005,295 14 u Transfer traffic light 6m height 2,240 78,850 25973,480 4589,570 30 u Vertical traffic sign 0,310 6,141 4513,018 114,121 m Stoneware pipe DN 600 0,278 17,190 5300,200 211,390 89 m Trench to draining pipe DN 200 up to 3m deep 0,1464 26,0905 3381,52 138,45934 u Concrete well for DN 600 1,8605 101,35 15380,32 1126,88 Element definition Environmental impact

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Element IFC UrbanBIM

ACCC

Uniclass Unit Description (

Pavement 15PPP50120 EF_30_60 m2 Pavement in parking area with paving blocks Pavement 15PPP50250 EF_30_60 m2 Pavement in children's play area with artificial grass and absorbent ba Sidewalk 15PPP50110 EF_30_60 m2 Sidewalk with concrete paving blocks Cycle paths 15PPP50180 EF_30_60 m2 Cycle paths Driveway 15PPP50110 EF_30_60 m2 Bituminous Concrete Driveway Tanks 15ADD50005 Pr_60_50_96_15 m3 Rainwater tank Container 15UR50050 Pr_40_50_07_22 u Underground container 4000 litre Streetlight 15EPP00105 Pr_70_70_48_73 u Galvanized steel streetlight 6m LEDS light Bench 15UPA0010 Pr_40_30_29 u Bench, METALLIC SUPPORT and nordic pine seat Bin 15URP00010 Pr_40_50_07_96 u Metallic public bin Bench 15UPA0005 Pr_40_30_29 u White concrete bench Fountain 15UFF50010 Pr_40_20_87_24 u Drinking fountain Fountain 15UFF50011 Pr_70_55_98_30 u Street fountain Rocker 15UPB00100 Pr_40_30_61_88 u Children`s rocker Traffic light 15CSS50120 Pr_70_75_70_14 u Transfer traffic light 6m height Sign 15CRR10102 Pr_70_75_72_30 u Vertical traffic sign IfcPipeSegment Pipe 15ACW50110 Pr_65_52 m Stoneware pipe DN 600 Trenches 15ACV50140 Pr_65_52_07_89 m Trench to draining pipe DN 200 up to 3m deep Wells 15APP50145 Pr_65_52 u Concrete well for DN 600 BIM classification Code Element definition IfcSlab IfcTank IfcUrbanFurniture IfcFooting

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Phases Quantities Materials Elements

CAD + Specifications

Budget Quantities LCA Contract conditions Health and Safety Quality Control CDW

Additional information

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LCA in BIM?

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Curricula

1. Background:

❑ Information from

  • Construction cost database (BCCA)
  • Project quantities
  • Resources quantification
  • Environmental impact quantification. LCA

❑ Generate a calculation methodology

  • Urbanization sector
  • About 120 work units
  • 3. Case study

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Construction and demolition waste (CDW)

▪ Construction materials that become waste 11 Modelo de cuantificación

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classification

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Construction and demolition waste (CDW)

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  • Example

Origin: Brick Wall (m²) = 630 m². Destiny: m³ ceramic waste. * Bricks dimensions: 24,00 x 11,50 x 7,00 cm³. * Change in volumen 30%. * Percentage that becomes waste 100%.

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We are demolishing 630 m2 of a brick wall

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. CC = 0,1150 m³/m² 630 m²

Modelo de cuantificación

Volume = 630 x 0,115 = 72,45 m³ pn

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CT = 1,30 Vpe = 72,45 x 1,30 = 94,2 m³ pe

+ 30%

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Construction and demolition waste (CDW)

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Vpe = 94,2 m³ pe

100% CDW

CR = 1,00

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Construction and demolition waste (CDW)

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QUANTITIES IDENTIFICATION DIMENSION RESULTS Code Localization nº

  • Dim. X
  • Dim. Y
  • Dim. Z

Aux. Partial Total 17 17.H. 17HCL00001 WASTE Concrete, 01ALM00100 ... CR Bricks, 1,00 tiles,etc. 630 CC 0,1150 CT 1,30 94,2 m³

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Quantity surveying (t and m3)

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Geographic information system

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HEREVEA Tool

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P1 single family P2 4 floors multi-family P3 10 floors multi-family

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REFERENCES

  • Alba-Rodríguez, D., Marrero, M., Solís-Guzmán J. (2013) Economic and Environmental Viability of

Building Recovery in Seville (Spain). Phase 1: Database in Argis. Srodowisko Mieszkaniowe. Vol. 11/2013, 297-302. ISSN: 1731-2442.

  • BCCA, S. L. (2013). Memoria Base de Costes de la Construcción de Andalucía. Sevilla. http://

http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/fomentoyvivienda/portalweb/texto. (consultada 11/11/2013).

  • González-Vallejo, P., Marrero, M., Solís-Guzmán, J. (2015) The ecological footprint of dwelling

construction in Spain. Ecological Indicators, 52, pp. 75-84.

  • Marrero, M., Ramirez-de-Arellano, A. (2010) The building cost system in Andalusia: application to

construction and demolition waste management, Construction Management and Economics, 28,

  • pp. 495–507.
  • Solís-Guzmán J., Marrero M., Ramírez-de-Arellano A. (2013) Methodology for determining the

ecological footprint of the construction of residential buildings in Andalusia (Spain). Ecological Indicators, 25, 239-249.

  • Solís-Guzmán, J., Marrero, M., De Montes, M. V., Ramírez-de-Arellano, A. (2009) A Spanish model

for quantification and management of construction waste. Waste Management, 29, pp. 2542- 2548.

  • Wackernagel, M., Rees,W. (1996). Our Ecological Footprint: Reducing Human Impact on the Earth.

New Society, Gabriola Island, British Columbia.

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