Description
DesignBuilder provides you with advanced modeling tools in an easy-to-use interface, enabling the entire design team to easily and energy-efficiently design buildings using the same software. DesignBuilder package for engineers includes an integrated set of high efficiency to help design sustainable buildings. Leading services Engineers and model makers around the world use Design Builder to gain insight and impact on their design strategies to build environmental performance.
Features and specifications of DesignBuilder software:
- Stunning image rendering, rotation, zoom and rotation through building design
- Innovative productivity features for fast modeling, easy-to-use 3D designer and fast learning
- EnergyPlus simulation for energy analysis and convenience
- Accurate assessment of natural daylight Visual comfort, reporting daylight and brightness factors using luminosity
- Access EnergyPlus Advanced HVAC modeling
- Calculate and observe air flow and three-dimensional temperature distribution, calculate CFD distribution of air properties inside and around the building
- Fully featured optimization and useful analysis
- Communicate with BIM solutions to evaluate different alternative design scenarios for control and air conditioning systems, facades, lighting, renewable technologies all in one place
- Key performance indicators such as energy consumption, carbon emissions, thermal facilitation, daylight availability
- Create templates from model data
- Option to combine heat and moisture transfer
- Improved planned natural ventilation control
- Construction, glass coating, lighting and mold activity that allow the construction of base building models.
required system
DesignBuilder is a professional graphics application and requires a reasonably high standard of computer hardware for successful use. This page contains information on the recommended specification. The main areas you should pay attention to if you are buying or upgrading your computer system to run DesignBuilder are:
- Graphics adapter – a good 100% OpenGL compatible graphics adapter is required to run DesignBuilder. The mid-range and better NVIDIA cards are the most reliable. Some graphics adapters integrated with the motherboard we have tested are unable to run DesignBuilder.
- Memory – DesignBuilder will use all the memory you can provide – at least 4GB is recommended and 8-16GB for serious modelling and simulations.
- CPU speed – get as fast as you can afford. i7 or Xeon are ideal.
- Cores – having multiple processors does not necessarily speed up simulations in DesignBuilder but it does allow you to continue using your computer while simulations are running. Quad (or more) core processors also make the software more responsive in use. If you plan to run optimisations and would prefer to avoid online services then a 16-32 (or more) core server will allow multiple simulations to be run in parallel and allow optimisations to complete much more quickly than on a standard quad core desktop or laptop.
Recommended
- Windows 10 (Install-able in Win 7/8/8.1)
- i5, i7 or Xeon processor with 4 or more cores.
- 8-16 GB (or more) RAM.
- At least 200 GB free disk space. SSD speed up software operation and are more robust especially for laptops.
- Pointing device such as a mouse or laptop trackpad. Most users prefer using a mouse to trackpads.
- 100% NVIDIA graphics adapter with hardware acceleration running in 32-bit color mode.
- 17″ or more, 1280×1024 pixels or larger screen for efficiency during the modelling process and for displaying high-quality visualisation images and walk-throughs of DesignBuilder models and CFD results. Large screens (e.g. 27″) are ideal for use with DesignBuilder.
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