Browsing by Author "Talha Munir"

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    Analysis of the critical factors of orange line project lahore
    (UMT.Lahore, 2020) Talha Munir; Hamza Ahmed; Muhammad Murtaza; Samran Tariq
    The aim of this study is to analyze the main points for the prosperity of this project. It is very important project for Lahore. The object of this study is to give best traffic solution to the people of Lahore. The lane of this project is in commercial area. The overall track length is 27.12 km. In which underground section is 1.72 km and raised section is 25.4 km. This project contains 26 stations in which 24 are raised and 2 are underground. The contractors demolished many important buildings due to problems in its design. They destroyed buildings like houses, shops and famous buildings. These issues create many problems like dust, theft problems, community objections and litigation issues. Due to these problems, this project was criticized very much. In the research of this study, a literature review has been done. Mixed method technique has been used which includes both qualitative and quantitative analysis. In qualitative analysis, 3 interviews have been conducted from the contractor and supervisor of this project. In quantitative analysis, a questionnaire has been created and 208 responses collected. The conclusions and recommendations has been made for successful completion of other projects. For successful completion of this project is to make sure that the project is not over budgeted and to know that this project is true value of money.
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    Integration of bim and energy optimization for sustainable environmental design of a building
    (UMT.Lahore, 2023) Bhajan Kumar; Sajeel Ahmad; M. Usman Pasha; Ali Asad; Talha Munir
    Energy optimization of existing buildings is an important process aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing energy consumption, ultimately fostering sustainable and environmentally-friendly structures that offer comfortable living environments. Extensive research indicates a growing demand for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, driven by the need to mitigate the environmental impact of construction. The adoption of 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) plays a pivotal role in achieving green and sustainable construction objectives. This research involves the creation of a 3D model using Revit software, followed by the implementation of various energy optimization strategies to enhance building efficiency. These strategies encompass the installation of energy-efficient lighting systems, HVAC system optimization, and the utilization of cost-effective sustainable materials for flooring. The cumulative effect of these measures results in a significant reduction in the building's environmental footprint and operational costs. Through rigorous analysis and assessment, the study demonstrates the noticeable benefits of energy optimization in existing buildings, showcasing the conversion towards sustainability and enhanced energy efficiency. The findings underscore the substantial impact of energy optimization on annual energy consumption, highlighting its pivotal role in the pursuit of sustainable building practices. Keywords: BIM, green buildings, construction 4.0, sustainability and energy optimization