Building Information Modelling (BIM) BIM Use in Social Housing with Westminster Council
Presenting today Patrick King Associate Director & Head of BIM Technologies Agenda Introduction Implementing BIM for Councils BIM Pilot Project Conclusion
Introduction
Group Overview Project Management, Cost Consultancy, Building Surveying and Principal Designer Services Public Participation Consultation & Research Architecture Masterplanning Urban Design Energy & Sustainability Consultancy 4
Award Winning Designs 5
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Office in London & Glasgow 7
Our Team 8
Three Year Process: All projects delivered using BIM processes & modelling techniques. 1. Training & Support from the Top Down ALL Directors have completed the BRE BIM Level 2 Essentials Course 2. Upskilling ALL staff Over 90% are Revit Certified Professionals All Staff receive 4 hours per month of BIM & Revit training All Senior Staff to complete BIM Essentials ECD YouTube & Vimeo channel for Staff training 3. Modelling Tools Revit Navisworks Cato Dynamo AutoCAD 4. ECD Standards & Validation Procedures Development of ECD Standards, Methods & Procedures Documents & Modelling Templates Validation of Models using DynamoBIM for Office/BS Standards and BIM LOD/LOI compliance Validation of Models using Navisworks for Coordination 9
Implementing BIM for Councils
Three new priorities for Westminster City Council. BUILDING HOMES AND CELEBRATING NEIGHBOURHOODS. GREENER CITY SMART COUNCIL
STAGE 2 Work stream Procurement of Pilot Project Team Capability Assessment Project Set Up & Workshops Client Document review & feedback KPI Assessment STAGE 4 Work stream Pilot Project Review (Design Team) User Group Workshops Smart City Review & Strategy Document creation Procurement & Legal Review KPI Assessment 2 BIM Implementation on Pilot Projects 4 Smart City Approach SMP Document Creation Lessons Learned 1 STAGE 1 Work stream Implementation plan Capability Assessment User Group setup Workshops Document creation Procurement & Legal Documents Westminster City Council BIM Business Case 3 STAGE 3 Work stream Pilot Project Review User Group Workshop Client Training Document Development KPI Assessment 5 STAGE 5 Pilot Project Deliver Review User Group Workshop Review Capability Assessment of WCC Workshops Document Review & Signoff Procurement & Legal Review Business case of BIM Review
BIM Assessment
BIM Workshop Group Asset Management Policy Legal Procurement BIM Finance Project Managers
(OIR) (AIR) EIR)
BIM Business Case (OIR) (AIR) EIR)
WCC Project Implementation Documents
BIM Pilot Project
Ashbridge Street Proposed development on this site to deliver 26 new affordable homes. Design principles Create a gateway to the neighbourhood and kick-off the masterplan's aim to make a greener neighbourhood Public realm enhancements to Ashmill Street and courtyard behind existing building Building height of new development should have appropriate relationship with neighbouring buildings Hybrid green/blue or brown roofs Existing situation BT repeater station Homes 26 new homes 4-5 storey building
Client Suppliers Submission
RIBA Stage 1&2 BIM Pilot Project
RIBA Stage 1 BIM Kick-off Meeting (OIR)
RIBA Stage 1&2 Design Model Client QS Cost Model
RIBA Stage 3&4 BIM Pilot Project
RIBA Stage 3&4 BIM Kick-off Meeting (OIR)
(OIR) TIDP Programme
Information Exchange Process Design Team Models
Suitability S1.P1 Shared S1 Issued for co-ordination S2 Issued for information S3 Issued for internal review and comment S4 Issued for construction approval S5 Issued for manufacture S6 Issued for PIM authorization (Information Exchanges 1-3) S7 Issued for AIM authorization (Information Exchange 6) D1 Issued for costing D2 Issued for tender D3 Issued for contractor design D4 Issued for manufacture/procurement File Naming Convention 1564_ECD_00_XX_M3_A_PROPOSED_S1.P1
Validation Process Information Checks for Costing (LOI) Design Model Client QS Cost Model Checker for Asset Information (AIR)
Design Coordination & Clash Validation Coordination Meeting Client Model Review
BIM Model Delivery BIM Pilot Project Delivery 2D Information Delivery Gateway/Approval
Conclusion
BIM Pilot Project Lesson Learned 05 04 03 02 (OIR) 01 The building is Data- Based Information model Strong understanding of what is required (PAS1192,EIR & BEP) Change in design team workflow Stakeholder engagement in using the model Sharing knowledge and training the team Faster and better quality of information delivered BIM
Thank you ECD Architects Ltd Studio 3, Blue Lion Place, 237 Long Lane, London SE1 4PU T: 020 7939 7500 www.ecda.co.uk https://twitter.com/bim_ecd