BIM活用型循環建設と材料ライフサイクル管理：資源効率型・低炭素建築実現のためのデジタル戦略に関する批判的レビュー
BIM-Enabled Circular Construction and Material Lifecycle Management: A Critical Review of Digital Strategies for Resource-Efficient and Low-Carbon Building Delivery (原題)
Emmanuel Adjei Ayim, Mariam Dauda, Julia Adu-Mensah
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本レビューは、BIMと循環建設の統合が材料効率と低炭素建築にどう寄与するかを整理する。LCA、マテリアルパスポート、循環性評価、トレーサビリティ等の活用が設計・施工段階で進む一方、データ断片化、標準不整合、コスト、技能不足、相互運用性が障壁となる。BIM導入だけでは環境効果は保証されず、情報品質と意思決定への反映が鍵だと指摘し、ライフサイクル志向の意思決定支援フレームワークを提案する。
English
This review examines how BIM-enabled digital strategies support circular construction and material lifecycle management. It finds growing integration with LCA, material passports, circularity tools, and traceability, concentrated in design and construction phases, but persistent barriers: fragmented data, inconsistent standards, costs, skills gaps, and interoperability. BIM capability alone does not guarantee environmental benefits; outcomes depend on information quality and decision use. A lifecycle-oriented decision-support framework is proposed.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
建設業のScope 3・ embodied carbon 管理や循環経済開示に関心を持つ日本企業にとって、BIMとマテリアルパスポートの実務的限界を整理する参考になる。SSBJや有報でのサプライチェーン排出開示の高度化を検討する際の論点整理に資する。
In the global GX context
For global disclosure scholarship, this review connects digital construction tools to embodied-carbon and circularity data needs relevant to CSRD/ISSB building-sector reporting, while cautioning that BIM data quality and interoperability gaps limit audit-ready lifecycle evidence.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:BIM×循環建設の研究ギャップと、ライフサイクル情報の信頼性・相互運用性の課題を整理できる。
🏢実務担当者:マテリアルパスポートやLCA連携BIMの導入障壁と、設計段階での資源効率意思決定の実務示唆を得られる。
🏛政策担当者:建設分野の低炭素化・循環性政策において、デジタル標準とデータ相互運用性の整備が有効だと示唆される。
📄 Abstract（原文）
The integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) with circular construction presents an opportunity to improve material efficiency and support low-carbon building delivery across the building lifecycle. This review examines how BIM-enabled digital strategies are being applied to circular construction and material lifecycle management, the resource-efficiency and environmental outcomes associated with these applications, the barriers limiting their implementation, and the research gaps that remain. The findings indicate that BIM is increasingly being integrated with lifecycle assessment, material passports, circularity assessment tools, material databases, traceability systems, and design-for-deconstruction approaches. These applications support material quantification, environmental assessment, reuse planning, recovery, and more informed design decision-making, with the strongest evidence concentrated in the design and construction phases. However, the review identifies persistent limitations in maintaining reliable material information across the full building lifecycle. Fragmented and incomplete data, inconsistent standards, implementation costs, skills gaps, organisational resistance, and interoperability challenges continue to constrain wider adoption. The review further finds that BIM-enabled digital capability does not automatically translate into measurable environmental benefits; outcomes depend on information quality, system integration, and the extent to which digital information informs project decisions. A conceptual framework is proposed positioning BIM as a lifecycle-oriented decision-support environment that connects material information, circular strategies, and measurable resource and environmental outcomes. The review highlights the need for interoperable, dynamic, and empirically validated digital workflows to support the transition towards circular and low-carbon construction.
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