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This open-access volume presents the latest international research and applied innovations in digital building permitting, as showcased at the Digital Building Permit Conference 2025, held in Vienna, Austria, from 2-4 December 2025. The conference brought together researchers, public authorities, and industry experts to exchange insights and explore future directions in the digital transformation of building permit processes.The contributions address core challenges and opportunities across the entire permitting lifecycle, including the interpretation and operationalisation of regulations, ambiguity and discretion in administrative decision-making, and the legal, ethical, and organisational implications of digitalisation. Several papers focus on sustainability-related assessments, such as the financial aspects in building permitting. A strong emphasis is placed on process quality and trust, covering topics such as the quality and completeness of applicant submissions, transparency and explainability of digital compliance checking, and information management. From a technological standpoint, the volume showcases advances in supported and automated compliance checking, interoperability and software architectures, checking tools and demonstrators, as well as the use of standards, data models, and ontologies. Several contributions highlight the integration of GeoBIM and spatial data, underscoring their growing importance for scalable, cross-disciplinary digital building permit systems. Together, the papers provide a comprehensive snapshot of current research, positioning digital building permits as a key socio-technical instrument for more efficient, transparent, and sustainable built-environment governance.
Contents
A Hybrid BERT-LLM Approach for Regulation Graph Generation & Visualization from Fire Safety Documents.- A Procedural Prototype for BIM-based Fire Safety Review in Building Permitting.- A scalable AI enabled framework for digital building permit compliance verifications.- AI-Powered Compliance Checking for Construction Permits: A Case Study in accessibility regulations.- Alining Multi-Domain Ontologies to Automate Building Permit Review Processes.- An Integrated LLM-BIM Semantic-Geometric Framework for Automated Building Code Compliance.- Application of an automated, LLM-based methodology for interpreting normative texts: from information re-quirement identification to data standardisation in IFC.- Automating Building Model Preparation: A Comparison of LLM Performance on IFC-4x and IFC-5x.- Automating the assignment step in the building permit process - Empirical insights and ontology extensions.- Automation of Processes for Building Permit Validation: A Case Study on Buildability Index in Spanish Construction Sector.- Best practices for geospatial technologies enabling Digital Building Permits.- Beyond Binary Compliance: Mapping Hybrid Rule Logics for Logic-Aware Digitalisation of Building Codes.- BIM-AI Permitting Framework for the Construction Industry in North Africa: Case Study of Algeria.- Classification of the degree of automation for compliance checking in standards.- Concept for modeling uncertainty in regulations in the context of BIM-based building permits.- Definition of information requirements for the (semi-) automation of building height compliance checking in Italian municipality.- From property lists to checking rules: The evolution of information requirements.- Information Delivery Specification (IDS) for code compliance checking in context of the City of Vienna.- Integration of BIM and AI for Digital Code Compliance in North American Context.- Interpreting performance-based requirements by use of legal reasoning.- LLM-based Translation of Tables to Support Automated Compliance Checking.- Personalized workflows for building permit applications.- Proposing a Standardized Approach for Efficient Broadband Expansion with BIM.- Requirements and challenges for the application of process mining in the building permit review.- Retrieval of Digital Regulations using Neuro-Symbolic AI with GraphRAG.- Structuring the Financial Dimensions of Building Permits: A Taxonomy Extension.- The DigiChecks Ontology: a Top-Level Ontology for Managing the Building Permit Process.- Translating Building Regulations into IDS for Automated Compliance Checking: A Comparative Study of Manual and AI-Driven Approaches.- Uncertainty and Risk Assessment for the Use Case BIM-based building permit process.- When Digital Building Permits, Digital Building Logbooks and Renovation Passports meet.
