Innovation realisation for digitalisation within Dutch small architectural practises: state of the art and future needs

Hugh James Geoghegan, Frederik Winther Jensen, T. Kershaw, R. Codinhoto
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Advancing digitalisation and sustainability is a worldwide priority for the construction sector. With intertwined agendas, digitalisation enables the achievement of sustainable outcomes. That is the case of EU initiatives exploring Building Information Modelling (BIM) as a facilitator to Circular Economy (CE). Thus, standardising BIM implementation through the ISO 19650 information requirements represents a stepping stone towards CE and achieving better sustainable outcomes. Concerning standardisation, a unified digitalisation vision is under development for the European public sector as part of the European Green Deal. However, the European Union has already identified that the proposed digitalisation approach has had limited effect on extensively achieving sustainable outcomes. Amongst the issues is the high complexity that hinders small and medium-sized (SMEs) construction organisations from contributing. This problem is exacerbated by the limited amount of published scientific research evidence explaining how SMEs incorporate resource-hungry digital processes into their resource-limited business models. Therefore, to better understand the digitalisation for sustainability success cases within European SMEs, this paper presents the results of a state of the art (SOTA) literature review of academic articles, followed by a state of evidence (SoE) review of grey literature. The focus of the review is Dutch small architectural practices (SAPs). The results highlight the importance of projects information requirements for SMEs and the multi-faceted digitalisation challenges experienced by SAPs and building design SMEs. This paper also suggests future research areas focusing on innovation realisation (IR).
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荷兰小型建筑实践中数字化的创新实现:艺术现状和未来需求
推进数字化和可持续性是建筑行业的全球优先事项。由于议程相互交织,数字化能够实现可持续的成果。这就是欧盟探索建筑信息模型(BIM)作为循环经济(CE)促进者的案例。因此,通过ISO 19650信息要求标准化BIM的实施代表了迈向CE和实现更好的可持续成果的垫脚石。在标准化方面,作为《欧洲绿色协议》的一部分,欧洲公共部门正在制定统一的数字化愿景。然而,欧盟已经确定,拟议的数字化方法对广泛实现可持续成果的影响有限。其中一个问题是高复杂性,这阻碍了中小型建筑组织的贡献。解释中小企业如何将资源匮乏的数字流程纳入其资源有限的商业模式的已发表的科学研究证据数量有限,这加剧了这一问题。因此,为了更好地理解欧洲中小企业中数字化可持续发展的成功案例,本文介绍了学术文章的最新(SOTA)文献综述的结果,然后是灰色文献的证据状态(SoE)综述。回顾的重点是荷兰的小型建筑实践(sap)。结果强调了项目信息需求对中小企业的重要性,以及sap和建筑设计中小企业所面临的多方面数字化挑战。本文还提出了创新实现(IR)的未来研究方向。
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