Home in 2025-Building Process
Today, most of people buy houses from a dealer or an agent.
We always hear “Nothing is
perfect” from them. And people find that it’s impossible to buy a house that
exactly what they want. When they move to the house they change
somewhere to meet their requirements but they are still not satisfied with
everything. In my opinion, the main reason is all of the houses are designed
and built by the dealers or builders. In order to reduce the cost they use the
similar designs and building processes which only match the primary
requirements of customers. But with the rapidly increasing of the living
standards more and more people would like to build a house just for themselves
in the future.
First of all, the traditional building process such as
getting a design, making a foundation, building the wall and roof, decorating
and so on will be replaced by a system named BIM which “is an intelligent
model-based process that provides insight to help you plan, design, construct,
and manage buildings and infrastructure. It is changing how buildings,
infrastructure, and utilities are planned, designed, built, and managed (Autodesk, 2014) .” The system
combines all the information which is needed to build a house.
(Calvert)
The video below shows how BIM works.
Just like the video shows you can create a database that
brings everything together. People can design the house, the rooms, and the
windows by themselves. Anything that can be tied to the building is part of
BIM. Today, BIM as a process assists more and more projects in many companies.
Now someone is focusing on how to develop it to make it easier to be used by
people without professional architecture knowledge. Then people can design or
build their dream home by themselves. I believe that dream will come true in
2025.
Bibliography
Autodesk.
(2014). Retrieved from BIM overview: http://www.autodesk.com/solutions/building-information-modeling/overview
Calvert, N. (2013, Dec 11). Direct Magazine.
Retrieved from Artical/Why we care about BIM:
http://www.directionsmag.com/articles/why-we-care-about-bim/368436
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