Abstract

This paper describes the development of a KBimLogic that translating Korea Building Act sentences into the computer-readable codes called KBimCode for the automatic BIM-based building permission system of Korea. Due to the complicated structure and natural language based contents of Korea Building Act, it has to be explicitly expressed in computable code to make computer understand the regulation contents. In this regard, the regulation sentences are analyzed and components are structured to compose KBimCode. In conclusion, 1,131 KBimCodes translated from Korea Building Act, and its composing building object, property, method, and sentence relations are structured. Additionally, to extend usability of the KBimLogic, web based database, stand-alone applications, and their own manuals for the general users are developed. Through the KBimLogic, Korea Building Act can be translated into the explicit building code that can be readable by both human and computer, and executable format adaptable by the rulechecking software. Through elaborating and expanding the contents of the database, the mechanism and its result can be used not only for the Korea Building Act but also the other type of regulation such as international design guideline, RFP, or design manual of architectural firm.

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