Desarrollo y aplicación de la metodología BIM para la planificación y ejecución de un proyecto inmobiliario en la ciudad de Quito : Diseño pasivo para optimización en el consumo energético (BIM 6D).

Abstract

This work focuses on the implementation of BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology for the planning and execution of a real estate project in the city of Quito. It investigates how passive design can optimize energy consumption in buildings, contributing to sustainability and occupant comfort. Using energy simulations and a thorough analysis of the building's orientation, strategies are identified that significantly reduce the demand for heating and cooling, resulting in a more efficient use of available energy resources. The research highlights the importance of integrating 6D BIM tools into the design process, facilitating better decision-making by considering energy performance from the early stages of the project. It concludes that the implementation of these methodologies not only improves the energy efficiency of buildings but also enhances the quality of life for residents by providing a healthier and more comfortable environment. Additionally, the feasibility of applying these strategies to future real estate projects in the region is evaluated, promoting responsible and sustainable urban development. This work not only contributes to the field of architectural design but also sets a precedent for adopting more efficient construction practices in similar contexts, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach that encompasses both design and energy management, and fostering a commitment to sustainability in the construction sector.