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Since 2022, Daiwa House strives for “Digital Daiwa House,” enabling business-wide productivity and unlocking business value creation and innovation. As a part of our digital strategy, we worked on standardizing/structuring data to reach higher data maturity. It enables us to improve the lifecycle value of buildings. In this session, we will explain the evolution of data-driven design with a systemic approach to meet our Sustainable Design goals and support carbon neutrality. The reduction of CO2 emissions in individual properties is critical to meet our objective: to evaluate all building designs by standardized/structured data models and methodologies. To achieve the goal, we developed ICT (Integrated Carbon Tool) with Autodesk Consulting, which allows individual designers to make decisions based on embodied carbon indicators. Through this journey, we identify more opportunities with the data strategy, data integrations, and industry-wide ecosystem to further increase business value.
Key Learnings
- Learn about data-driven design that aims to achieve Sustainable Design goals for embodied carbon reduction in construction projects in Japan.
- Hear about our experience and lessons learned when deploying new carbon evaluation workflows with the ICT tool, and how they apply to real projects.
- Learn about implementing an integrated digital strategy to generate additional business value.
- Explore and compare plans that change materials as well as structure design to investigate more-effective carbon reduction.
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A Practical Use of Machine Learning in the AEC Industry
