BIM is a big change BIM Level 2 on Argent Street

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2 BIM is a big change BIM Level 2 on Argent Street BIM Overview What is BIM? BIM, Why Now? BIM standards. BIM road map BIM Maturity Levels & Dimensions Explained Where are the BIM Opportunities? BIM for Quantity Surveyors BIM for Asset Management Who Benefits & What are they? And Beyond - What Next?

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28 BIM Overview 28

29 What is BIM? My head hurts... 29

30 BIM what it isn t Software CA 3D 3 NEW EXCEL 30

31 What is BIM? BIM Is a Process It s a managed approach to the collection and sharing of information across the whole project team. 31

32 What is BIM? INNOVATION If I d asked people what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse. Henry Ford at the Model T launch A Different MINDSET SmartBIM Solutions

33 What is BIM? I B M Building Information Modelling Creation of 3D models Coordination Analyze the design Visualization Building Information Management How information is put into the model How information is shared Validate the information How information is extracted 33

34 BIM, Why Now? 34

35 Why UK Gov & BIM? Lower Costs 33% Faster Delivery reduction in the initial cost of construction and the whole life cost of built assets 50% reduction in the overall time, from inception to completion, for newbuild and refurbished assets Lower Emissions 50% Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment Government will require fully collaborative 3D BIM as a minimum by 2016 i.e.. All public projects over 5M ( 0M?) must demonstrate a Level 2 BIM strategy by the end of

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37 BIM Standards BS 1192:2007 Collaboration in BIM PAS :2013 Delivery of Level 2 BIM PAS :2014 Operational phase of assets using BIM BS :2014 Collaborative production of information PAS Security for BIM BIM Protocol 2013 Contractual relationship between the employer and the supplier RIBA Digital Plan of Works 2013 Information Exchanges at RIBA Stages 37

38 BIM road map 38

39 BIM Planning We want BIM! This is what we do want out of BIM This is what we don t want out of BIM ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECES OF DOCUMENTATION ON A BIM PROJECT 39

40 BIM Brief (OIR) Organisational Information Requirements (AIR) Asset Information Requirements (AIM) Asset Information Model (EIR) Employers information requirements Technical Software Platforms Data Exchange Format Co-ordination Training Management Roles &Responsibilities Clash Detection process Collaboration Asset Information Commercial Data drop deliverables BIM deliverables 40

41 BIM road map 41

42 BEP BEP : Building Execution Plan BIM goals and uses Design BIM process information exchange requirements Define infrastructure for BIM 42

43 BIM road map 43

44 Tops Club BIM Model 44

45 BIM The Dimensions (6 Dimensions) Level 2 BIM Sharing Models for Coordination Review Site/Civil Model ARCH Model STRUCT Model Services Model Federated Model 4D Sequencing 5D Cost Control 6D Sustainability Analysis 7D Facilities Management 45

46 What are BIM Level 2 Deliverables? A federated consultants model PDF 2D contract drawings. Native BIM software files COBie. 46

47 Where are the BIM Opportunities? Housing Retrofit Schools/Academies Healthcare Infrastructure/Rail/Roads Retail Estate Management??? 47

48 BIM for Quantity Surveyors Threat or Opportunity? 48

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50 Benefits for Quantity Surveyors All information required inside of 3D model Ability to link drawings, quantities and costs digitally on screen and track changes Automatic update of quantities as design changes Improved coordination with the Design team 50

51 Opportunities for Quantity Surveyors 51

52 Opportunities for Quantity Surveyors The role of the Information Manager Employer must appoint a party to undertake the Information Management role Role & Responsibilities How information is put into the model How information is shared Validate the information How information is extracted 52

53 BIM for asset management Every 1 spent on design is the equivalent to 20 in construction and then 60 in operation 53

54 BIM for asset management Taking all the pieces of the Asset 54

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62 What are the ECD BIM Services Asset management for existing portfolios and new construction BIM Consultation for clients (Client advice and EIR setup) Information management & task team management Converting existing 2D Drawings, legacy data to BIM Analysing project models including model review, clash detection, energy, cost and structure. Level 2 BIM project delivery 62

63 Thank you. Any Questions? 63