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S. Schützenhofer, M. Honic, I. Kovacic:
"Design optimisation via BIM supported material passports";
in: "eCAADe 2020 Anthropologic - Architecture and Fabrication in the cognitive age Volume 1", (Volume 1); L. Werner, D. Koering (Hrg.); herausgegeben von: Technische Universität Berlin; Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Deutschland, 2020, ISBN: 978-9-49120-720-4, S. 289 - 296.

Scarceness of resources, lack of waste sites, dependency on imports, increasing
urbanization thus increasing consumption of resources and upcoming of waste
are current challenges in built environment. Reduction of both, energy and
resources consumption, should thereby be the primary aims for sustainable
design. Even though by 2020 70% of the building waste has to be either recycled
or reused , resources efficiency is less considered than energy efficiency in the
design stage of buildings. Previous research has shown, that the generation of
Building Information Modelling (BIM)-based Material Passports (MP) is
possible and can for example be used for optimization in early design stages. In
the current curricula the energy design is well represented in the courses of
building science, however, optimization of resource efficiency and recycling
potentials are still lacking. The focus of this proposal is the implementation of the
developed BIM-based Material Passports in teaching for optimization of design
proposals, thus enhancing the awareness for recyclability and reusability in
construction among students of architecture and civil engineering.

BIM in education, Material Passport, Sustainability in education, Environmental sustainability, Integrated Planning

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