Energy Feasibility with Bim of a Multifamily Building in Juliaca-Peru

Arnao Y.M.; Arnao R.R.M.; Llanto J.C.Q. · International Conference on Civil, Structural and Transportation Engineering (2024) · DOI: 10.11159/iccste24.246

Resumen

This study investigates the energy feasibility of a multifamily building in Juliaca, Peru, using the Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology. Given that construction in the year 2020 contributed to 38% of CO2 emissions related to energy, it is crucial to address environmental impacts at all stages of the construction process. This study seeks to offer an accessible and sustainable solution by applying Spanish regulations and BIM methodology in its sixth dimension. Simulation is employed as an operational research technique, following the BIM workflow and parameters of the Method of Energy Certification Managed BIM (MECM-BIM). The results reveal that by defining the characteristics of the sixth BIM dimension for the multifamily building in Juliaca, Peru, a solid foundation for energy assessment is established, allowing for a comprehensive and detailed view of the multidisciplinary aspects of the building. Additionally, the design of the energy model represents a significant advancement towards the implementation of passive construction strategies, facilitating the identification of areas for improvement and optimization. Overall, these results confirm the energy feasibility of the multifamily building in Juliaca, Peru, using BIM methodology. It is concluded that the application of Spanish regulations and BIM methodology in construction projects in Juliaca, Peru, can lead to significant improvements in energy efficiency and sustainability of buildings, thereby contributing to the mitigation of environmental impact associated with the construction industry.

Instituciones: Universidad Privada del Norte