Idverde NL selects BriefBuilder as its requirements management tool! Idverde is Europe’s leading provider of grounds maintenance services and landscape creation projects. They will use BriefBuilder for the definition and verification of specifications for a diversity of objects, varying from river banks and harbour areas,...
The BriefBuilder team is excited to welcome the daa (Dublin Airport Authority) as a customer! The daa is a global airports and travel retail group with businesses in 16 countries. They are owned by the Irish State and headquartered at Dublin Airport. With large and complicated projects ahead for Dublin Airport,...
Construction projects are made up of many kinds of systems (access systems, lighting systems, climate control systems, etc), which need to work closely together for the project to be successful. That sounds obvious, but in practice much effort is spent on designing individual systems, while...
We have contributed to the Designing Buildings Wiki with an article about requirements management for construction projects, which can be found here. The article explains what requirements management (RM) is, why it is important, and what it entails. It explains briefly the following RM activities: >...
Our co-founder Juriaan van Meel gave a lecture about construction briefing at Leuven University, on their post-graduate course on real estate. He discussed the purpose of briefing, the relation between briefing and design, and different kinds of briefs (the strategic, functional and technical brief). He ended...
The Dutch company BIM-Connected has developed a platform called BIM-Bridge that can be used to exchange and compare building data between different software applications, on the basis of IFC models. The platform has a dedicated module for BriefBuilder data. This module can be used to compare and verify requirements concerning the following aspects: Quantities...
The Dutch company BIMlink has developed a connection between BriefBuilder and BIMlink’s platform for the management of building information. By means of this connection, information from the construction client’s brief/program of requirements (as captured in BriefBuilder) can easily be integrated in the building’s central, online...
We have extended the BriefBuilder knowledge base with an instruction video about BriefBuilder's requirements analysis feature. A simple but very useful feature. Typically, it is the design and engineering team that makes a requirements analysis. Before jumping into the design process, they go through all...
Defining good requirements is one thing. Integrating these into the design process is another. One of the advantages of BriefBuilder is that all requirements are captured in a digital model, which can be linked and integrated with a BIM model. Linking "as-required" data to "as-designed"...