Building information modeling (BIM) The holistic view by Siemens

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1 Building information modeling (BIM) The holistic view by Siemens siemens.com/buildingtechnologies

2 BIM is everywhere BIM is all over the press Page 2

3 Siemens Executive Biography Wolfgang Hass Principal Expert, Solution and Service Portfolio, Siemens Division Page 3 Wolfgang Hass ist Senior Executive und Visionär mit über 30 Jahren Erfahrung in Innovationsmanagement und praxisbezogener Entwicklung im Bereich der Automatisierungstechnologie. Dazu zählen insbesondere Themen rund um Energieeffizienz und Energiespeicherung sowie Hard- und Software für professionelle Anwendungen. In seiner jetzigen Rolle als Principal Expert forciert Wolfgang Hass im globalen Rahmen Entwicklungen in den Bereichen Energieeffizienz, intelligente Gebäude im intelligenten Stromnetz,Total Building Solutions und Building Information Modelling (BIM). Vor seiner jetzigen Position zeichnete Hass als Chief Technology Officer für die strategischen Entwicklungen für Gebäudeeffizienz und Nachhaltigkeit bei Siemens Building Automation verantwortlich. Im Laufe seiner Karriere bekleidete Hass sowohl im Siemens Konzern als auch in anderen Technologieunternehmen Managementpositionen mit wachsender Verantwortung und Entscheidungsbefugnis. Der von der Fachhochschule für Gebäudetechnik in Düsseldorf Diplomierte ist ein gesuchter Referent für Themen im Bereich Energieeffizienz, und Digitalisierung (BIM). Ist Wolfgang Hass nicht gerade mit der Entwicklung neuer Ideen beschäftigt, verbringt er seine Freizeit mit seiner Frau und seinen zwei Söhnen. Zu seinen Hobbies gehören Segeln, Gleitschirmfliegen, Motorflugzeug, Modellflugzeuge und natürlich Gebäudetechnik.

4 Construction projects are faced with numerous challenges Unbudgeted costs Unreliable schedule Insufficient quality Environmental impact during construction Accidents on construction sites Planning errors Inaccurate, incomplete plans Lack of cooperation Difficulty of interdisciplinary realization Page 4

5 The manufacturing industry faced similar challenges how did it improve? 200 Productivity per employee Manufacturing industry (without construction industry) Overall Services 100 Construction industry Page 5 Source: Statistische Bundesamt, Fachserie 18, Reihe 1.5, 2013; Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrechnungen

6 The success of the manufacturing industry is built on the digitalization process accompanied by Siemens Page 6

7 These are the levers of success according to our experience Process holistic Quality process optimization reduction of interfaces eliminate double work Data consistant Time data enriched data (new dimensions) accessible data Tools testing and model checking (e.g. clash Costs detection) simulation and analytics (big data approach) Page 7

8 If the construction industry omits typical planning errors, the productivity will be similar to the one of the manufacturing industry Productivity per employee Manufacturing industry (without construction industry) Construction industry Page 8 Source: Statistische Bundesamt, Fachserie 18, Reihe 1.5, 2013; Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrechnungen

9 BIM is the synonym for digitalization in the construction industry Digitalization BIM in the construction industry Page 9

10 Siemens is a competent partner in all phases of the building life cycle Page 10

11 BIM is all about data: BIM knows different dimensions that help us to plan and operate buildings The data model evolves over time 2D 3D 4D 5D 6D XD 2D drawings 3D Model Schedule Costs Building life cycle information (elibrary) Page 11

12 BIM is all about data: Different levels of detail (LOD) give us important information about the features of a building LOD 100 LOD 200 LOD 300 LOD 400 LOD 500 LOD X00 Page 12

13 3 phase plan Status quo Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Data Process Automation Data for Modelbased Colaboration Manual, Modelbased Colaboration Integral, Modelbased Colaboration IFC, Revit, Digital Twins Perfect BIM Page 13

14 BIM is all about data: The foundation for all 3D planning are object libraries Relations Attributes Object library Geometry Classes Interactions Interdependency Data sheets 3D planning Digital twin Page 14

15 BIM is all about data: We offer the necessary object libraries BIM-compliant data according to VDI 3805 / ISO and COBie standard is available for more than 700 products Page 15

16 How does BIM work? Build twice Plan and build together Create data only once For the entire life-cycle Page 16

17 How does BIM change the construction process Idea Operation Rebuild Plan Construction Virtual build phase Physical construction phase Operation BIM Page 17

18 BIM influences the collaboration between the different trade as well as the duration of the different phases Today Idea Planning Construction Operation Rebuild Building Owner Architect and consultant/general planner General contractor Electrical Operator/facility manager Mechanical Service Security, IT Page 18

19 BIM influences the collaboration between the different trades as well as the duration of the different phases Tomorrow Idea Planning Construction Operation Rebuild Building Owner Architect and consultant/general planner General contractor Electrical Electrical Electrical Operator/facility manager Mechanical Mechanical Service Security, IT Planning Execution Security, Security, IT IT Page 19

20 BIM prevents information loss BIM-enabled project Knowledge Typical construction project Project start Timeline Idea Planning Construction Handover Operation Loss of information at interfaces Loss of time Additional cost Inconsistencies in quality Page 20

21 BIM facilitates coordination and reduces rework Page 21

22 BIM enables interdisciplinary work processes Page 22

23 BIM increases productivity Prefabrication Page 23

24 BIM supports the entire life cycle Asset tracking Room management Computer-aided facility management Computer-aided maintenance Digital twin Physical construction Operation Rebuild Page 24

25 BIM for existing buildings: How virtual reality can be used Asset tracking Room management Computer-aided facility management Computer-aided maintenance Page 25

26 Our BIM experience we use BIM for our own construction projects New headquarter of Division in Zug, Switzerland Cooperation with Siemens Real Estate and on new methods solution frontrunner New Siemens Campus Erlangen, Germany Modular approach based on BIM Long time project Large scale project with high repetition factor of similar buildings and components Page 26

27 What will improve with BIM Earlier conflict and error detection Up to 10% savings in budget due to collision management Faster project delivery Up to 7% shortened project timeline Improve budget reliability Up to 40% decrease in non-budgeted change-orders Basis for life cycle cost optimization Up to 9% operation costs lowered Fewer accidents on job-sites Higher building quality Up to 3.5% more efficient occupancy Page 27 Source: CIFE, Center for Integrated Facility Engineering, Stanford University

28 Government regulations are increasingly driving the adoption of BIM BIM implementation status all countries are still in the race US (GSA) Norway South Korea Australia UK Japan China (2016) Malaysia (2016) UK (2016) Brazil, Mexico Switzerland US (USACE) Finland Denmark Singapore Germany, France New Zealand Hong Kong UAE US (NAVFAC) Countries with National Mandates or Polices by Agencies / Municipality Countries with BIM Guidelines / Handbooks Major Drivers Government Academic institutions Pilot projects Regional regulations drive BIM Adoption Research on BIM benefits Implementing BIM method Page 28 Source: McGraw Hill, The Business Value of BIM for Owners, 2014 / Markets&Markets: BIM Market, 2014

29 But the speed of change is increasing Page 29

30 BIM enables real collaboration let s work together! BIM optimizes collaboration by connecting people, information and processes. Page 30

31 Thank you Siemens Switzerland Ltd Division International Headquarters Gubelstrasse Zug Switzerland Page 31