BIM in New Zealand an industry-wide view Baseline information on the use of BIM across the New Zealand construction industry

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1 BIM in New Zealand an industry-wide view 2016 Baseline information on the use of BIM across the New Zealand construction industry

2 Industry control group organisations: AECOM Envivo Opus International Consultants Aquaheat New Zealand Hawkins Peddle Thorp ArcHaus Architects Holmes Consulting Group RCP Architectus Ignite Architects Scentre Group Assemble Jasmax Structex Auckland International Airport Jensen Steel The Warehouse Group bbd Barnes Beagley Doherr KTA Warren & Mahoney Architects Beca MSC Consulting Group Wellington City Council The size of these businesses Conglomerate (30+ employees) Large (10-30 employees) Medium (5-9 employees) 4-1 Small (2-4 employees) Unspecified Brown & Thomson Engineers Nauhria Precast & Reinforcing Woods BGT Structures Davis Langdon Dominion Constructors Naylor Love Construction NDY Norman Disney & Young NZ Strong Construction

3 Organisations invited to form Client Group include: Ara Institute of Canterbury Goodman Property Trust South Taranaki District Council Argosy Property Limited Hastings District Council Spotless Auckland Airport Housing New Zealand Corporation Summerset Auckland Council Infratil Tertiary Education Commission Auckland Transport Local Government NZ Unitec AUT Mercury Energy University of Auckland Bay of Plenty DHB Metlife Care University of Canterbury CBRE Ministry of Education Vector Christchurch City Council Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade Waitemata DHB CityCare Ministry of Health Warehouse Group Contact Energy New Zealand Defence Force Watercare Department of Corrections New Zealand Transport Agency Wellington Airport Digital Auckland NZ Property Group Wellington City Council Downer Otago University Wellington Water Foodstuffs Powerco Willis Bond + Co Fulton Hogan Genesis Energy Precinct Properties Ryman Healthcare Number of sites in their portfolio Actual 2016 Projected sites sites sites 6 4 More than Unspecified 8 9 Industry Local Government 7 Central Government 5 Property management 4 Property development 3 Infrastructure management 2 Maintenance 2 Utilities provider 2 Healthcare 1 Other 5 Not specified 2

4 Client info

5 Use of BIM among clients 50% 8% 15% Use BIM-based systems now for at least some sites The proportion of sites using a BIM-based system Of those who are not using BIM plan to start using BIM in the next 12 months Base: 2016 only Control group n=43, Client group n=33

6 Client awareness and use of BIM 9% not heard of BIM 91% Have heard of BIM Base: All clients surveyed n=33 Q. Have you heard of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and BIM based facility and asset management systems? Base: All who have heard of BIM n=30 46% are not using BIM* 46% are using BIM Q. Do you use BIM based systems? *Total is more than 91% due to rounding 92% of all projects don t use BIM 8% use BIM Base: All who use BIM n=15 Q. How many of your sites use BIM based systems for asset and facility management?

7 Client BIM use across project life cycle 33% 33% 47% 67% 73% Planning or pre-design Design Construct Operate Other Of the n=5 who said other n=3 are currently piloting BIM or setting up systems to allow use in the build and maintain stages Base: Clients using BIM now 2016 n=15 Q At what stage are you currently using BIM for?

8 Client barriers to BIM uptake Depends on who owns, builds site. Often leased space means have no control on deliverables. Designers yes, contractors no. We are looking to insist on all major capital builds (+$500k) to have a full BIM requirement. We intend to, but we want to first ensure that the models provided in all cases are provided to a standard to ensure they are compatible, transferrable, meet our future requirements, are cost effective and above all are useful."

9 Clients challenges using BIM models Lack of BIM experience/knowledge within AM/FM industry 73% Lack of government direction or mandate 47% Perceived inability of preferred supply chain to deliver BIM 33% Little benefit as existing asset portfolio is not BIM compat 13% Other 20%

10 Industry info

11 Use of BIM among Industry group 100% 55% 100% Used BIM in the last 12 months of all projects use BIM intend to use BIM in the next 12 months Base: 2016 only Control group n=43, Client group n=33

12 Percentage of projects using BIM (Actual vs forecast) 63% 57% 49% 55% 45% 34% Actual Predicted Base: 2014 n=46, 2015 n=40, 2016 n=43

13 Proportion of industry projects that use BIM Total BIM Professionals Architects & Engineers 2014 actual 34% 47% 46% 2015 actual 45% 62% 35% 2016 actual 55% 72% 58% 2017 predicted 63% 80% 64% Base: Total 2014 n=46, total 2015 n=40, 2016 n=43. BIM professionals 2014 n=9, 2015 n=13, 2016 n=11. Architects and engineers 2014 n=13, 2015 n=12, 2016 n=14.

14 Industry s top ten most popular BIM uses 80% 83% 91% 88% 60% 75% 86% 84% 62% 70% 79% 79% 47% 55% 65% 65% 38% 40% 47% 60% 29% 38% 47% 51% 40% 38% 44% 49% 24% 38% 44% 60% 16% 33% 40% 60% 22% 30% 33% 40% 3D Coordination Design Review Existing Conditions Modelling Design Authoring Phase Planning (4D Modelling) Record Modelling Construction System Design Cost Estimation Asset Management Spatial programming 2014 actual 2015 actual 2016 actual 2017 predicted Base: All respondents 2014 n=46; 2015 n=40; 2016 n=43 Q. Which of the following BIM uses have you used in the last 12 months and how do you predict you will use in the 12 months ahead? Please select all that apply for each option.

15 The importance of the Government s role as a client in accelerating the development and use of BIM within New Zealand % 7% 8% 26% 40% 28% 16% 32% 41% % 4% 4% 22% 30% 24% Unanswered Detrimental to Acceleration Not Important Somewhat Important Very Important Vital to Acceleration Base: All respondents 2014 n=46; 2015 n=40 Q. Do you consider Government s role as a client to be an important factor in accelerating the development and use of BIM within New Zealand?

16 Mandate use of BIM on all government projects: It is also the role of government to lead the way in writing requirements for BIM showing the industry how it should be done: The government should also be leading the way on setting standards and protocols for BIM use: Demand BIM be used so that as an industry we are forced to price for, and use it, levelling the playing field, this will drive innovation, it will open up the industry to get BIM out there. Mandate use on government projects and be prepared to pay for the same. Write detailed requirements into tenders written by people with good understanding of BIM. Provide BIM protocols, methodologies, standards, etc. expected to be used on projects.

17 Discussion: 1. What are we looking for with government support? 2. Is there a split developing? 3. Do we need to improve the quality of BIM models?

18 Report Release: Tuesday 22nd November DOWNLOAD FROM:

19 Contact Matthew Duder Managing Director, EBOSS