Automated Compliance Checks for Construction, Renovation or Demolition Works

ACCORD的目标是使用BIM和其他数据源将许可和合规流程数字化，以提高设计和施工流程的生产率和质量，支持气候中性建筑的设计，并促进符合欧盟绿色协议和新的欧洲包豪斯倡议的可持续建筑环境。这些数字化过程必须以人为中心，对许可证申请人和当局来说是透明的和具有成本效益的。另一个目标是开发和集成技术解决方案，以便在建筑物的设计、施工和翻新/拆除生命周期阶段自动进行合规性检查。所有这些都将基于开放和中立的数据交换标准。ACCORD将为欧洲数字建筑许可流程、法规、数据和工具开发一个语义框架。这一框架将推动规则正规化和现有合规工具作为微服务的整合。将开发解决方案和工具，提供与国家监管框架、流程和标准的一致性、互操作性和可靠性。这些解决方案在英国、芬兰、爱沙尼亚、德国和西班牙等不同欧盟监管背景下的建筑项目中实施和演示。ACCORD通过以下方式支持工作方案KSO、预期结果和影响：1)开发开放的API，允许地方当局选择其数字服务而不受限制；2)通过开发机器可读的规则自动检查环境法规(二氧化碳排放、生命周期评价和循环经济)，从而引导数字和绿色过渡，并通过共同创建让相关利益攸关方参与进来；3)为结构化数据模型创建信息指南，以增加建筑物的价值并降低其运营成本；4)提供基于微服务的开放式ACCORD框架，允许企业连接和开发解决方案，从而产生可扩展、持久和灵活的许可生态系统。

ACCORD's objective is to digitalise permitting and compliance processes using BIM and other data sources to improve the productivity and quality of design and construction processes, support the design of climate-neutral buildings and advance a sustainable built environment in line with the EU Green Deal and new European Bauhaus initiative. These digitized processes must be human-centred, transparent, and cost-effective for the permit applicants and authorities. Another objective is to develop and integrate technical solutions for automating compliance checking of buildings in their design, construction, and renovation/demolition lifecycle phases. All this will be based on open and neutral data exchange standards. ACCORD will develop a semantic framework for European digital building permitting processes, regulations, data and tools. This framework will drive rule formalization and integration of existing compliance tools as microservices. Solutions and tools are to be developed, providing consistency, interoperability and reliability with national regulatory frameworks, processes, and standards. The solutions are implemented and demonstrated across construction projects in various EU regulatory contexts: UK, Finland, Estonia, Germany and Spain. ACCORD supports work programme KSOs, expected outcomes and impacts by 1) developing open APIs allowing local authorities to choose their digital services without a lock-in, 2) automating the checking of environmental regulations (CO2 emissions, LCA and circular economy) by developing machine-readable rules, thus steering the digital and green transition, and involving relevant stakeholders through co-creation, and 3) creating information guidelines for structured data models to increase the value of buildings and reduce their operating costs and 4) providing the open ACCORD framework based on microservices allowing businesses to connect and develop solutions resulting in a scalable, durable and flexible permitting ecosystem.