Building planning

What is meant by Building planning?

The term "building planning" encompasses the technical and architectural design of a building. It is a complex process that requires intensive collaboration and timely coordination among various specialist planners. Building planning considers all aspects of building design, from site selection and architecture to energy and material efficiency.

Typical software functions in the area of "building planning":

1. 3D modeling: Creation of detailed three-dimensional building models.
2. Building Information Modeling (BIM): Digital representation of the entire building lifecycle with relevant information.
3. Energy efficiency analysis: Simulation and optimization of the planned building's energy consumption.
4. Cost planning: Creation and management of cost estimates and budgets.
5. Collaboration tools: Platforms for cooperation between various specialist planners and stakeholders.
6. Visualization: Creation of photorealistic renderings and virtual tours.

Examples of "building planning":

1. Conceptual design: Creation of initial concepts and sketches for the building.
2. Approval planning: Preparation and submission of necessary documents for building permits.
3. Detailed design: Comprehensive planning of all building components and technical systems.
4. Sustainability planning: Integration of environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions into the building design.
5. Structural planning: Calculation and planning of the building's load-bearing structures.
6. Building services planning: Planning of technical building equipment such as heating, ventilation, and electrical systems.