THE PERFORMANCE-BASED INTERLINKED MODEL (PBIM) IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: EXCHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL, STRUCTURAL AND SPATIAL PARAMETERS IN THE EARLY DESIGN STAGE
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Abstract
Building performance can be defined as the ability of buildings to satisfactorily execute certain tasks and functions (Li et al., 2020). Performance in architectural design is related to building behaviour, which can be computed by models based on physical phenomena. Performance issues can be evaluated from a range of perspectives associated with the different problems that arise (Mahdavi, 1999). Buildings must, therefore, accommodate certain performance criteria. These criteria cover technical matters (e.g., health, safety and security), functional concerns (e.g., efficiency and workflow), as well as behavioural, psychological, cultural, and aesthetic dimensions. Performance analysis usually requires engineering or other expert knowledge to apply performance algorithms and interpret the results.
建筑性能可以定义为建筑物令人满意地执行某些任务和功能的能力(Li et al., 2020)。建筑设计中的性能与建筑行为有关,可以通过基于物理现象的模型来计算。性能问题可以从与出现的不同问题相关的一系列角度进行评估(Mahdavi, 1999)。因此,建筑物必须符合某些性能标准。这些标准涵盖技术问题(例如,健康、安全和保障)、功能问题(例如,效率和工作流程)以及行为、心理、文化和美学方面。性能分析通常需要工程或其他专业知识来应用性能算法并解释结果。
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METU JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE is a biannual refereed publication of the Middle East Technical University published every June and December, and offers a comprehensive range of articles contributing to the development of knowledge in man-environment relations, design and planning. METU JFA accepts submissions in English or Turkish, and assumes that the manuscripts received by the Journal have not been published previously or that are not under consideration for publication elsewhere. The Editorial Board claims no responsibility for the opinions expressed in the published manuscripts. METU JFA invites theory, research and history papers on the following fields and related interdisciplinary topics: architecture and urbanism, planning and design, restoration and preservation, buildings and building systems technologies and design, product design and technologies. Prospective manuscripts for publication in these fields may constitute; 1. Original theoretical papers; 2. Original research papers; 3. Documents and critical expositions; 4. Applied studies related to professional practice; 5. Educational works, commentaries and reviews; 6. Book reviews Manuscripts, in English or Turkish, have to be approved by the Editorial Board, which are then forwarded to Referees before acceptance for publication. The Board claims no responsibility for the opinions expressed in the published manuscripts. It is assumed that the manuscripts received by the Journal are not sent to other journals for publication purposes and have not been previously published elsewhere.