Requirements for computational rule checking of requests for proposals (RFPs) for building designs in South Korea
We analyze objects and methods required for checking automated design compliance. We analyze 27 RFPs for various types of large public buildings in South Korea. Only 14% of over 9800 RFP sentences are analyzed as being computer-interpretable. Three types of objects and 29 types of methods are derived. The sufficiency of the objects and methods is validated using additional RFPs.
request for proposal (rfp) design rule checking design compliance checking building information modeling (bim) context-free grammar (cfg)