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This document summarizes a training session on the prototype of an IBS Information Warehouse. The prototype was developed as part of a Doctor of Philosophy thesis in Architectural Studies, supervised by three committee members. The document outlines the background and issues with conventional design processes, and proposes a solution in the form of a content management system built with PHP, Joomla, and a MySQL database. It describes the prototype's 15 functionalities for minimizing rework and improving decision making across the modular building design process.
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