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	Bazjanac, V. (1998) Industry Foundation Classes: Bringing software interoperability to thebuilding industry , The Construction Specifier, 6/98, pp. 47-54

	Bazjanac, V. (2001) Acquisition of Building Geometry in the Simulation of Energy Performance , Proceedings of Building Simulation 2001 IBPSA Conference, pp. 305-312

	Bazjanac, V. (2005) Model based cost and energy performance estimation during schematic design , 22nd Conference on Information Technology in Construction (pp. 677?688)

	Bazjanac, V., Maile, T., Rose, C., O’Donnell, J. and Mrazovic, N. (2011) An assessment of the use of Building Energy Performance Simulation in early design , Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011, Sydney, Australia, 1579–1585

	Bazjanac, V. (1974) Architectural Design Theory: Models of the Design Process , W.R. Spillers (ed.), Basic Questions of Design Theory, New York, North-Holland, pp. 8-16

	Bazjanac, V. (1999) Industry Foundation Classes and Interoperable Commercial Software in Support of Design of Energy-Efficient Buildings , Proceedings of Building Simulation '99, Volume 2: 661-667. Boston: Addison-Wesley

	Bazjanac, V. (2001) Acquisition of building geometry in the simulation of energy performance , Citeseer

	Bazjanac, V. (2001) Acquisition of Building Geometry in the Simulation of Energy Performance , Proceeding of the 7th International IBPSA Conference, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 305- 312

	Bazjanac, V. (2002) Early lessons from deployment of IFC compatible software , Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Paper LBNL-51548

	Bazjanac, V. (2004) Virtual Building Environments (VBE) - Applying Information Modeling to Buildings , Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of California. Berkeley, CA, U.S.A.

	Bazjanac, V. (2004) Virtual building environments (VBE) – Applying information modelling to buildings , Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the AEC Industry – ECPPM 2004, 8–10 September 2004, Istanbul, Turkey, A.A. Balkema Publishers

	Bazjanac, V. (2005) Model based cost and energy performance estimation during schematic design , Conference on Information Technology in Construction

	Bazjanac, V. (2008) IFC BIM-Based Methodology for Semi-Automated Building Energy Performance Simulation , Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: Building Technologies Department Technologies Department

	Bazjanac,V (2008) Understanding the BIM in NBIMS , Building Technologies Department, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of California

	Bryan, H. and Bazjanac, V. (1983) Proceedings of the 1983 International Daylighting Conference, Feb. 1983 , Ed. Thomas Vonier, p. 192

	Cao, J., Metzmacher, H., O'Donnell, J., Frisch, J., Bazjanac, V., Kobbelt, L., & Van Treeck, C. (2017) Facade Geometry Generation from Low-resolution Aerial Photographs for Building Energy Modeling , Building and Environment, 123, 61-624. Available at: https://doi.org/1.116/j.buildenv.217.7.18

	Maile, T, Fischer, M and Bazjanac, V (2007) Building energy performance simulation tools-a life-cycle and interoperable perspective , Center for Integrated Facility Engineering (CIFE) Working Paper, 107, pp. 1-49

	Maile, T, O, J, Bazjanac, V and Rose, C (2013) BIM-Geometry Modelling Guidelines for Building Energy Performance Simulation , Proceedings of BS2013: 13th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association, Chambéry, France, pp. 3243-3249

	Maile, T., Fischer, M. and Bazjanac, V. (2007) Building energy performance simulation tools–a life-cycle and interoperable perspective , CIFE Working Paper #WP 107, Stanford University, 3–5

	Morrissey, E, O’Donnell, J, Keane, M and Bazjanac, V (2004) Specification and implementation of IFC based performance metrics to support building life cycle assessment of hybrid energy systems , Building Sustainability and Performance Through Simulation, Boulder, Colorado, USA

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