Business & IT

Peer-reviewed scientific journal · Czech Technical University in Prague

ISSN 1805-3777 (print)
ISSN 2570-7434 (online)

Business & IT · Vol. VII(1) · 2017

Initial investment to 3D printing technologies in a construction company

Zdenek Cernohorsky, Petr Matejka

Journal
Business & IT, Vol. VII(1), pp. 14–19
Year
2017
DOI
https://doi.org/10.14311/bit.2017.01.03

Abstract

This article deals with an initial investment to 3D printing technologies in a construction company. The investment refers to the use of building information models and their integration with 3D printing technology within a construction company. In the first part, there will be discussed an introduction of 3D printing scheme in a construction company from a lifecycle perspective in general. As a part of this scheme, the ideal variant of an initial investment will be considered a.k.a a pilot project. In the second part, there will be a more detailed discussion of the pilot project, more about each activities which should be its parts and which should analyze cost categories. These categories will be about particular lifecycle stages of the pilot project. In the third part, a summary is done. This article could be a handout for a construction company in a term of an initial investment to 3D printing.

Keywords

3D printing; BIM; pilot project, lifecycle

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Zdenek Cernohorsky, Petr Matejka (2017). Initial investment to 3D printing technologies in a construction company. Business & IT, Vol. VII(1), pp. 14–19. https://doi.org/10.14311/bit.2017.01.03

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