Digital Transformation of the Design, Construction and Management Processes of the Built Environment

PART I: INTEROPERABLE MANAGEMENT OF THE PROCESS, National BIM digital platform for construction (INNOVance project).- From cloud to BIM model of the built environment: the digitized process for competitive tender, project, construction and management.- The construction contract execution through the integration of Blockchain technology.- The BIMReL Project, the BIM interoperable library in the Lombardy Region.- Life cycle BIM-oriented data collection: a framework for supporting practitioners.- Decision-making BIM platform for chemical building products.- BIM electrical objects plug-in for industry 4.0.- Da.Ma.Tra: Material Traceability Database.- Natural language processing for information and project management.- Structure of a general Exchange Information Requirements (EIR) for tenders according to the UNI 11337:2017 standard.- PART II: DESIGN STAGE, Clash detection and code checking BIM platform for the Italian market.- Digital tool for optimization.- Performance-based designapproach for tailored acoustic surfaces.- Do Smart City policies work?.- Digital design and wooden architectures for Arte Sella Land Art Park.- The impact of digitalization on processes and organizational structures of architecture and engineering firms.- PART III: EXECUTION STAGE, BIM management guidelines of the construction process for general contractors.- BIM methodology and tools implementation for the construction companies.- Adaptive skins: towards new material systems.- Development of a system for the production of disposable carbon fiber formworks.- PART IV: MANAGEMENT STAGE, Built Heritage Information Modelling/Management. Research Perspectives.- Digital asset management.- Building and district data organization to improve facility and property management.- Digital transformation in Facility Management (FM). IoT and Big Data for service innovation.- BIM digital platform for first aid: firefighters, police, red cross.- The effect of real-time sensing of a window on energy

Stefano Della Torre, who graduated in Civil Engineering and in Architecture, is a Full Professor of Restoration at the Politecnico di Milano in Milan, Italy, and Director of the ABC Department (Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering). He is the author of more than 360 publications. He served as an advisor to the CARIPLO Foundation (Cultural Districts), the Italian Government and Lombardy Region (policies on planned conservation of historical-architectural heritage). He has been President of BuildingSMART Italia - the national chapter of BuildingSMART International (2011-2017).