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Page 1: Cost analysis of architecturedberry/ATRE/Slides/JunHyeokKim.pdfFuture cost: Architecture • Maybe remodel, renovation required after implementation • Low satisfaction to user Prototyping

Cost of prototyping in architecture

Junhyeok KimSchool of computer science

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About me

• Junhyeok Kim• PhD Student in School of Computer Science• Human Computer Interaction, Games• At the Games Institutes in EC1

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Presentation outline

• Intro• Problem• Proposing direction

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Introduction

• We don’t just build a building• We need a design document of the building that we are going to build

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Introduction:Architecture design process

• Information (requirement) gathering when designing architectural building

• Prototypes are used to communicate with client (user) before implementation stage

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Introduction:Cost of building

• We think mainly tangible costs: Land (site), materials

• What about time-cost?• It generally translates to labour in industry

• What about design cost?

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Introduction:Design cost

• In architectural design, there are several steps to designing a building• Different steps need different stakeholders• In those, one needs user (client) to learn the requirement about

building

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Introduction:Information gathering from user

• Specialists use prototyping (physical, digital) to communicate with client

• Physical: costly (money, time)

• Digital (2D, 3D): clients usually do not understand,may not represent the design well

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Introduction:e.g. designing a house

• Need one room? Two rooms?• Two stories?• Yard? Basement?

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Problem

• User doesn’t know what EXACTLY want, how s/he want• IKIWISI (I’ll know it when I see it)

• Need to iterate many prototypes for clients• Costly (time, money) for both architects, clients

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Question

• should we skip the prototyping phase?

Implementation

Early stage

Design Steps(Prototyping)

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Future cost:S/W engineering

• Extensive design phase to minimize future cost• Future cost: debugging, modifications

• Conduct user study to get insight how user feel about the product (UX design)

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Future cost:Architecture

• Maybe remodel, renovation required after implementation• Low satisfaction to user

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Prototyping is good

• Doing iterative prototyping is better if• Unsure user requirements• At all

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Prototyping limitations

• Prototyping introduce upfront cost a lot

• How much do we save by doing prototyping in architecture?• Time, money

• How to balance between upfront design cost and future cost?• Time, money

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What to explore

• We need to find out how much cost each component• Time cost for architecture:

• Time to complete implementation (building) vs. prototyping

• Money cost for architecture:• Remodeling/renovation cost vs. prototyping cost

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Yet another consideration ..

• Can we minimize prototyping cost (money and time)?• Maybe

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To go further

• Architecture building modular design• For prototype• For implementation