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Sustainable Business Development Perspectives. Proceedings of Scientific Papers

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Smart Applications as driver for Green Competitiveness in the Construction Industry

Adrian August Wildenauer, Josef Basl

Rok vydání: 2022

https://doi.org/10.5817/CZ.MUNI.P280-0197-2022-27

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Abstrakt

Although the construction industry is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases due to material production, transport and installation, the goal of minimising the impact is not commonly on the daily agenda. Especially, there is little specific solution-oriented potential for optimisation during decades of operation. The paper deals with the approach of smart applications and their applicability in buildings in the operational phase to gain a green competitiveness in construction. Hereby, are smart applications data-supported tools to provide the user with specific information in the operational phase of the building. Data for these applications derive from digitally created planning models and is supplemented with dynamic data from operations. In the introductory part, the basic characteristics of information management in construction are described based on a literature review, followed by a description of the potential of green competitiveness in construction. The paper defines basic assumptions to optimise the use of smart applications, which envisage a "Building-as-a-Service" approach to achieve green competitiveness in the real estate sector.

Klíčová slova

Construction industry, Green Competitiveness, Smart applications

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