Analysis of Design Challenges and Optimization Measures for High-Rise Buildings

Yiming Zhu

pp.1-4 DOI: 10.62051/tprbtz81

Abstract: High-rise buildings, serving as core carriers of intensive urban development in modern cities, present particularly complex design challenges due to their vertical scale. Design flaws directly threaten both building safety and durability. This paper systematically analyzes critical issues in the design phase of high-rise buildings from an architectural perspective, focusing on the root causes of inadequate wind and seismic resistance performance. It thoroughly examines the necessity of … Read More

Application and Development of Smart Construction Technology in Prefabricated Buildings

Hangtian Li

pp.5-8 DOI: 10.62051/rfd6xz26

Abstract: The construction industry has been developing continuously, and the industry is in need of construction methods that keep pace with the times. Prefabricated buildings, as a modern construction method, have attracted much attention for their ability to shorten the construction period and offer greater convenience. Due to factors such as the short development time and weak foundation of prefabricated building technology in China, a series of problems have arisen in the actual construction process. … Read More

A Review of Structural Optimization Design Schemes for Small and Medium-Sized Wooden Boats

Yuhan Wang

pp.9-15 DOI: 10.62051/8w6kkq39

Abstract: As a significant milestone in the history of shipbuilding, wooden vessels—through their craftsmanship, structural design, and cultural connotations—continue to offer valuable insights for contemporary naval architecture. With the decline in practical functionality and research attention, structural optimization has become increasingly important—not only as a scientific validation of traditional craftsmanship, but also as a means of safeguarding and transmitting material culture. Drawing on case … Read More

Review on the Innovation of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Materials and the Frontier of Engineering Applications

Yuanpeng Huang

pp.16-22 DOI: 10.62051/r2jewg54

Abstract: With the aging of infrastructure worldwide and people's increased demand for green and smart construction, Ordinary concrete is facing a series of problems such as poor durability, environmental adaptability, and short service life. In many cases, frequent maintenance and premature replacement of ordinary concrete structures not only increase costs but also cause resource waste and environmental burden. Ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) has good strength, impermeability, and durability and … Read More

Exploration of paths related to green highway planning and design based on the whole life cycle

Weibing Ding, Yushen Huang

pp.23-28 DOI: 10.62051/7sy64k91

Abstract: In recent years, highways, as an important infrastructure in the field of transportation, have played a significant role in economic development, people's travel and other aspects. However, with the expansion of scale and the increase of operation mileage, the conflict between highway and environment is also becoming increasingly serious. In order to implement China's ecological civilization construction concept, the whole life cycle of the green highway has gradually turned into an … Read More

Research Review on Construction Robots in the Context of Intelligent Construction

Yankun Zhang

pp.29-34 DOI: 10.62051/4w37pr51

Abstract: The construction industry is currently facing challenges such as labor shortages and high operational risks, which significantly hinder the development of industry and affect overall productivity. These challenges highlight the urgent need for innovative solutions to improve efficiency and safety. The emergence of new technologies in intelligent construction, including construction robots, presents an opportunity for transformation and upgrading. In the context of intelligent construction, … Read More

Finite Element Simulation-Based Investigation of Mechanical Properties in High-Damping Seismic Isolation Rubber Bearings

Yizhou Yang, Taorui Zhu

pp.35-40 DOI: 10.62051/q893yw38

Abstract: Seismic isolation bearing technology serves as a critical method for enhancing the seismic performance of building structures and possesses significant application value. This study focuses on Natural Rubber Bearings (NRB) and High-Damping Rubber Bearings (HDRB). Using the Abaqus finite element simulation platform, detailed numerical models of the bearings were developed, with the hyperelastic behavior of the rubber material characterized by the Mooney-Rivlin constitutive model. The accuracy of … Read More

Application of Smart Construction Technology in Green Building Design

Houming Peng

pp.41-46 DOI: 10.62051/jg1jrj33

Abstract: Against the backdrop of the rising global demand for sustainable development, coupled with challenges like climate change and resource shortages, the construction industry — a major sector in terms of energy consumption and carbon emissions, has embraced green building as a crucial direction in design. Intelligent construction technology provides critical support for the implementation of green buildings. This paper systematically explores the innovative use of Intelligent Construction Tech in … Read More

Electrical Control Method of Intelligent Building

Zanbu Hao

pp.47-51 DOI: 10.62051/5rafwd26

Abstract: Under the current background of China, aging and high energy consumption have become the main obstacles to the acceleration of urbanization. Most of the old residential areas have problems such as low efficiency of parking space management and disorderly internal road planning. At present, most of the office rooms and buildings in China generally have the problems of high energy consumption and low efficiency. In order to better meet the needs of the market and the "double carbon" goal, a … Read More

Visualization of Carbon Footprint Across the Entire Lifecycle of Hospital Buildings Based on Building Information Modeling and Life Cycle Assessment

Jiaqi Liu

pp.52-60 DOI: 10.62051/mcy02557

Abstract: This study systematically investigates the application of integrated Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) technology for visualizing the carbon footprint throughout the entire lifecycle of hospital buildings. The research begins by analyzing the distinctive characteristics of hospital buildings as major energy consumers and carbon emitters, as well as the limitations of traditional carbon accounting methods, demonstrating the advantages of BIM-LCA integration in … Read More

Exploring the Development Status and Prospects of 3D Printed Construction Technology

Yumin Wu

pp.61-65 DOI: 10.62051/595x4d62

Abstract: Environmental, economic, and social pressures on the construction industry make it paradigm-shifting. The traditional construction methods are undergoing mounting problems in terms of resource scarcity, excessive energy use, and the generation of waste, which are demanding solutions. The history and future of 3D printed construction technology (C3DP) are of interest to this paper, as the technology has become a disruptive technology that can transform the art of architecture and construction. … Read More

Assessing the Impact of Adaptive Traffic Signals on Manhattan’s Traffic Pattern Using Origin-Destination Analysis and YOLOv8 Real-Time Detection Model

Sizhe Du

pp.66-76 DOI: 10.62051/z8djjw91

Abstract: Adaptive Traffic Signal Systems (ATS) have been implemented in Manhattan in an effort to reduce congestion and enhance roadway efficiency, yet their broader impacts on redistributions of traffic have been insufficiently explored. This research estimates the long-term effects of ATS by leveraging the combined application of three supporting methodologies: (1) a comparison of traffic volumes between 2011 and 2018, (2) an Origin–Destination (O-D) examination of trip distributions, and (3) in … Read More

Integrated Technology and System for Risk and Safety Management in Smart Construction

Boyi Wang

pp.77-83 DOI: 10.62051/21dmgk35

Abstract: With the advancement of the “dual carbon” strategy and the acceleration of digital transformation in the construction industry, smart construction sites have become a key path to enhancing construction safety and efficiency. This article systematically reviews the application of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in the integrated management of risks and safety in intelligent construction, covering the system architecture, key technologies, typical application scenarios, and future development … Read More

A Review of the Research on Architectural Design and Microclimate Collaborative Optimization of High-Density Blocks

Xiangfeng Li

pp.84-89 DOI: 10.62051/78yp6q26

Abstract: In the context of the continuous acceleration of global urbanization, according to the statistics of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme, the proportion of global urban population has exceeded 55% by 2025. The concentration of population in urban core areas has prompted high-density communities to become the dominant form of urban space development. High-density communities, due to their advantage of intensive utilization of land resources, effectively alleviate the contradiction of … Read More

Digital Twin for Smart Buildings: Enabling Technologies, Lifecycle Applications, and Emerging Frontiers

Luobing Zhou

pp.90-98 DOI: 10.62051/ebemay39

Abstract: Digital Twin (DT) is an advanced evolution of Building Information Modeling (BIM) that allows interactive data management throughout the life cycle of smart buildings. This systematic review aims to argue that the evolution from static BIM to interactive DTs can be described in five evolutionary stages due to the breakthroughs in data protocols, rendering, and interaction modalities. Furthermore, by leveraging IoT, real-time analytics, and AI, DTs can improve the simulation, monitoring, and … Read More

BIM Application in Life-Cycle Cost Management of Construction Projects

Teng Tu

pp.99-107 DOI: 10.62051/dxx78288

Abstract: With the development of the construction industry, the traditional cost management model for construction projects is increasingly inadequate to address the challenges of modern engineering. Life-cycle cost management provides a new approach for construction project cost management, and BIM technology can effectively enhance its quality and efficiency. However, BIM technology still faces some obstacles in practical application, and its advantages are not being fully exerted. This paper … Read More

Integration of BIM and Emerging Information Technologies: Paths and Challenges for Driving Intelligent Construction Management

Yizhang Yang, Jingran Zhang, Ruifu Zhang

pp.108-114 DOI: 10.62051/dn50pk33

Abstract: The convergence of core and emerging technologies increasingly drives the digital transformation of the construction industry. This paper systematically explores the integrated application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and Augmented/Virtual Reality (AR/VR) in construction management, alongside the inherent challenges. Findings indicate that BIM-AI integration facilitates design optimization, … Read More

Project Quality Risk Identification and Assessment Strategy Analysis

Jingcheng Zhang

pp.115-120 DOI: 10.62051/w7xy8152

Abstract: In the current context of increasingly fierce market competition, project quality has become an important factor for modern enterprises to improve their own competitiveness, and whether the project is successful or not. But there are so many uncertainties― project quality risks―in all stages of the project's life cycle. Neglecting the identification and management of these risks may lead to severe, even irreversible consequences. This paper first explains the importance of project quality risk … Read More

Digitalization of Engineering Archives Management Based on Building Information Modeling Technology

Wenli Qin

pp.121-126 DOI: 10.62051/j8b1je82

Abstract: The large-scale development of various engineering projects in China has led to a significant increase in the workload of engineering archive management. However, traditional engineering archive management still relies on paper documents and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) drawings. Even with the beginnings of digitalization, engineering archive management is inherently fragmented and inefficient, with low utilization value. Building Information Modeling (BIM), with its advantages of visualization … Read More

Analysis of the Comprehensive Coordination Role of The Smart Command Center in Intelligent Infrastructure

Yuxi Liang

pp.127-132 DOI: 10.62051/86t9v787

Abstract: After China entered the stage of high-quality development, the government and relevant departments have made it crucial to use data algorithm-based construction methods to improve the construction efficiency of construction projects. For example, Geographic Information System (GIS) big data maps and Building Information Modeling(BIM) modeling have been successively invested in urban and rural construction projects. Of course, the integration of technology into architectural requirements is … Read More

Application of Intelligent Technology in the Construction Phase of Port Engineering

Jianyi Ma

pp.133-138 DOI: 10.62051/wjrqqx67

Abstract: Port engineering serves as a core hub and strategic infrastructure in the development of the national coastal economy. Although modern port engineering exhibits trends of larger scale, deeper draft, and higher specialization, the construction phase is confronted multiple challenges, including large project scale, tight construction schedules, poor information transmission and significant interference from natural factors such as offshore wind, waves, and geological conditions, as well as … Read More

Staircase Wear Simulation and Nondestructive Assessment Based on an Optimized Archard Model

Yingze Zhou

pp.139-146 DOI: 10.62051/qn5xy795

Abstract: Staircase wear constitutes critical archaeological evidence for reconstructing usage patterns and occupation dynamics. This study introduces a Staircase Wear Model for simulating the formation and evolution of tread wear and a complementary Stair Wear Assessment Model for non-destructive evaluation across diverse contexts. An Optimized Archard framework relates stepwise material loss to use frequency through calibrated contact mechanics, accommodating heterogeneous substrates and surface … Read More

Application Research of BIM in the Construction Phase

Huifei Huang

pp.147-152 DOI: 10.62051/nxxv6f56

Abstract: Combined with various practical project cases, this paper systematically studies the practical achievements and development trends of the basic applications, innovative applications, and "BIM+" integrated applications of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology in the construction phase. It clarifies the core value of BIM technology for construction enterprises in improving management efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring quality and safety, provides technical application references for … Read More

An Exploration of Carbon Emissions Throughout the Entire Lifecycle of Kindergarten Buildings—Exemplified by a Kindergarten in China

Yuanzhe Lu

pp.153-164 DOI: 10.62051/2g1a8r35

Abstract: This study used the IstructE tool to assess the carbon footprint of a kindergarten in China, in order to explore the uniqueness of the carbon footprint of children's education buildings in educational-type buildings. Based on the architectural drawings, the structural details such as beams, columns, floor slabs, interior and exterior walls, and doors and windows of this kindergarten were analyzed in detail. This research result provides a reference for the design of other such buildings that … Read More

Application of an AI-Enhanced BIM Framework in Super-tall Buildings: A Focus on Wind Effects and Space Efficiency

Yuanlin Liu

pp.165-171 DOI: 10.62051/pmxgn611

Abstract: Super-tall buildings are becoming increasingly prevalent, and in the future, super-tall buildings may become a major field of civil engineering. Due to its characteristics, BIM and AI need to be used to solve the problem. Now, BIM and AI are becoming more and more popular, and super-tall buildings have some questions that BIM can easily answer. This study identifies key challenges, such as wind effects and space efficiency. To address these challenges, a comprehensive analysis of existing … Read More

Research on the application of smart construction sites in construction safety engineering

Changran Han

pp.172-179 DOI: 10.62051/ceq6h302

Abstract: With the continuous acceleration of the digitalization process of the construction industry, the traditional safety management method that relies on manual inspection has gradually become lagging and limited. The emergence of smart construction site technology provides new solutions to this problem. Through tools such as the Internet of Things, BIM, big data and artificial intelligence, the construction site can realize real-time monitoring of personnel and equipment, and carry out intelligent … Read More

The Symbiosis of Casualty and Religion: Re-functioning the Ancient Pagodas

Ziyi Chai

pp.180-189 DOI: 10.62051/a584zd38

Abstract: This essay investigates how ancient Buddhist pagodas in urban China can be re-envisioned to integrate spirituality into daily life, reconciling sacredness with modern informality. It examines the evolving role of religious architecture, particularly how young people engage with ritual and symbolism in casual, contemporary ways. Through a design proposal inspired by the Yingxian Pagoda’s geometrical hierarchy, this study emphasizes spatial strategies—such as descending zones and octagonal … Read More

BIM Technology Empowers the Digital Transformation of Smart Construction

Jianbao Zhang

pp.190-196 DOI: 10.62051/vzsc5s08

Abstract: With the continuous advancement of digitalization and intelligentization in the construction industry, BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology has become an important tool for promoting intelligent construction and industrial digital transformation. Through its visualization, parametric, and information-based features, BIM provides data support and a collaborative platform for the design, construction, and operation and maintenance of buildings throughout their entire lifecycle. However, … Read More

Factors Affecting Quality Control and Optimization during Building Construction

Xuanyi Li

pp.197-205 DOI: 10.62051/rjm2ax15

Abstract: Quality control during the construction phase of building engineering is a core element determining project safety. This paper systematically analyses the multidimensional factors affecting construction quality, focusing on the impacts and problems caused by human factors, time factors, geological and climatic factors, and engineering materials and equipment. Based on these problems, targeted optimization suggestions are proposed, including establishing a systematic and hierarchical governance … Read More

Extended-Dimension BIM-5D Applications in Engineering General Contracting Mode

Sitong Geng

pp.206-212 DOI: 10.62051/9hfpkv37

Abstract: This study positions Building Information Modeling (BIM) - 5 Dimensional (5D), a BIM extension that combines a 3D model with time and cost dimensions, as the central digital support for an integrated management system across design, procurement, and construction in the face of ongoing cost escalation, schedule slippage, and phase discontinuities in Engineering-Procurement-Construction (EPC) projects. Three analytical axes are used in the discussion: (i) multi-actor and cross-disciplinary … Read More

Application of Building Information Modeling Technology in Pile Foundation Engineering

Zhuolin Du

pp.213-218 DOI: 10.62051/tjxz9h21

Abstract: The construction industry is currently in a period of profound transformation. In a market environment with a shrinking number of projects, improving construction efficiency, reducing production costs, and simplifying construction processes have become core survival issues for all construction units. Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology, with its advantages in visualization, collaboration, and digitization, is widely regarded as a key solution to these challenges. This paper focuses on … Read More

Low-carbon Application of Renewable Concrete in Green Buildings

Tingxu Wang

pp.219-224 DOI: 10.62051/qq95vk50

Abstract: In recent years, the rapid development of the construction industry has driven a continuous rise in the consumption of building materials. Meanwhile, the concept of green development has increasingly taken root in people's minds, and the recycling and reuse of building materials have gradually become a focus of attention in industry. This initiative can not only reduce resource waste and alleviate environmental carrying pressure but also effectively control construction costs, thus having both … Read More

The Application of Building Information Modeling Technology in the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

Can Chen

pp.225-230 DOI: 10.62051/dgs16j58

Abstract: With the rapid development of information technology, the construction industry is undergoing a profound transformation from traditional two-dimensional design to digitalization and informatization. Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology is the core driving force of this transformation. BIM enables efficient collaboration across all project stages by constructing a multi-dimensional data model covering the entire building lifecycle. However, most existing BIM research focuses on specific … Read More