Making a decomposition of spaces and locations
The spatial parts of your project can be defined and specified in the tree Spaces & locations. In building projects,...
Requirements definition
How to define and/or capture requirements
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Working with typicals for spaces and segments
This article will explain the concept and practicalities of working with ‘typicals’. The typicals feature allows you to easily manage... -
Defining requirements per spatial object
For each spatial object (building, group of spaces, space, outdoor space, connection, …), it is possible to formulate requirements on... -
Making a decomposition of systems & elements
In the Systems & elements tree, you can define requirements concerning the technical parts of your project. For a building... -
Defining requirements for systems and elements
For each technical object (a system or spatial element: see here for an introduction), it is possible to formulate requirements... -
Defining project objectives and design principles
The most general, high-level, decomposition that you can make in BriefBuilder is the Objectives / Principles tree. This breakdown is... -
Defining process requirements
In large construction projects, requirements will not only concern the built object itself, but also the processes that need to... -
Defining requirements for services/FM
In BriefBuilder, you cannot only define requirements concerning construction projects, but also concerning the related services, e.g. maintenance, security, catering,... -
Working with requirement texts
Introduction In some projects, project teams work with textual requirements instead of model-based requirements, as we normally do in BriefBuilder. ... -
Requirement settings
To structure and define the format of your requirements, you can take advantage of various available settings. These settings can...
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