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Green Building XML
Enabling interoperability between BIM and building performance simulation
Categories
Building Information Modeling (BIM)Building PerformanceInteroperability
Green Building XML Overview
The Green Building XML schema, or "gbXML" was developed to facilitate the transfer of building information stored in CAD-based building information models, enabling interoperability between disparate building design and engineering analysis software tools.
The Green Building XML schema, or "gbXML" was developed to facilitate the transfer of building information stored in CAD-based building information models, enabling interoperability between disparate building design and engineering analysis software tools.
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