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  • BIM FOR DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION October 2012 1
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  • What is BIM a coordinated set of processes, supported by technology, that add value through creating, managing and sharing the properties of an asset throughout its lifecycle Competitor Its a complete representation or depiction of a building that aids in its design, construction and on going management Paul Aubin 2
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  • BIM and You 3 Lonely BIM Team BIM Ultimate / Client BIM TYPES OF BIM
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  • Government BIM In 2007 Government Construction Strategy outlines the plans to reduce government construction project costs by 15 to 20%. BIM has demonstrated that it can achieve this level of cost savings. Govt intention to require collaborative 3D BIM Level 3 on all govt. projects by 2016. Level 2 BIM (i.e. COBie) is currently required for this year. any practice that cant operate in BIM environment will quickly feel as disconnected as one without email. Chief construction adviser Paul Morrell 4
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  • BS 1192:2007 / PAS 1192 2 & 3 5 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVELS OF BIM
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  • BIM A paradigm shift. BS 1192:2007 / PAS 1192 - 2 6
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  • How does we react 7 Go away BIM
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  • Coming Soon In theatres 8 CLIENT BIM MOJ is setting an example Are we really late?
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  • Atkins BIM Preparation BIM Strategy Atkins BIM Strategy Document BIM Standards Atkins BIM Standard Document BIM Templates Atkins Template Need to be reviewed BIM Execution plan Could be changed on project basis BIM Library Central Library NBS Library 9
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  • Key ingredients for BIM A PROJECT ENTHUSIASTIC PROJECT MANAGER / ARCHITECT / BUILDING SURVEYOR ENTHUSIASTIC BIM COORDINATOR 10
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  • BIM in Building Surveying 11 Typical Atkins survey notes
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  • 123D Catch / ArtrA for conditional surveys 3d model be generated by taking multiple pictures on site or a video of suitable resolution. This can insert in Catch to build a 3d model or a *.obj file can be obtained to use in Revit. Its not as detail as point cloud but effective to build existing model. 12 ArtrA for conditional surveys
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  • 13 Surveying Tools in BIM Points Cloud - require Laser scanner Highly effective to produce As built Model / drawings. with accuracy of +/-2mm. 123D Catch - require an a camera with video functionality Scan to BIM - Plugin for Revit to bringing in point Cloud Build full scope laser capture Laser capture Existing south terminal - picture Amalgamated to produce a usable model Integrated into model environment Level Survey Points Cloud can be used to do a level survey and bring it in LandCADD / Siteworks for Revit / AutoCAD Civil 3d
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  • This system uses sensors (cameras) held within the scanning head to capture the image of the object using triangulation techniques, resulting in a point cloud (or scan data). 14 POINT CLOUD DETAILED DATA
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  • WORKFLOW Architectural Technician Mobeen Minai Adam Livermore M&E CAD Andy Boutle BIM COORDINATION WITHIN COLCHESTER OFFICE Landscape / Infra structure CAD Jonathan Hesketh Structure CAD Note: This is not a management structure Adam Baker Declan Gildea Joe Vyse Central Model on P:\ /Cloud Architecture Structure Services BIM Coordinators MEP Coordinator / Super Use Structure Coordinator / Super serLandscape Super User
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  • Case study shows that this structural detailing workflow can convert 286 man hours into 42. 16 Concrete Detailing Steel Detailing
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  • Services installation workflow Revit MEP CAD Duct Navisworks 17 BENEFIT OF BUILDING TWICE Workflow, review and approval process. Pre-construction coordination and clash detection/prevention. Quantity takeoff - cost estimating. 4D construction sequencing - pre- tender/post tender. Autodesk 360 Revision technique Clash detection
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  • Coordination example 18
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  • Case Study OFFSITE Manufacturing 19 Anglian Water Product Based Delivery Can be used for modular construction, such as relocatable classbase.
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  • RIBA Plan of work 2013 20 DesignProcureBuildManage Preliminary Sketching Plan, Elevation, Section, Detail Drafting Perspectives Renderings Quantity Takeoffs Purchase Orders Shop Drawings Reviews, Checks Quantity Takeoffs Cost Estimates Schedules Field Changes Detail Clarifications As-Builts Parts Inventory Maintenance Manuals Maintenance and Repair Records Tenant Improvements Modifications, Changes, and Remodels Mapping the new Plan of Work, and alignment with the current proposed CIC stages It has been design to suit BIM Workflow BIM workflow
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  • Dimensional Construction 21
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  • Traditional vs BIM Design 22 Recommended BIM
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  • Is central model FIT for Construction ? 23 Revit is good tool for designing, but BIM MODEL doesnt necessary fit for construction. To achieve BIM Model Fit for construction, use of BIM fabrication tools is preferable. Showcase for visualisation Revit for Architecture Tekla for Structures CAD Duct for MEP Fabrication Inventor for 3D mechanical design Naviswork for design review Vault or Buzzsaw for project / data management
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  • BIM JOURNEY 24 BIM is continuously evolving 2DCAD to BIM: The more we procrastinate, harder to learn. Will miss the level 3 target set by Govt for 2016
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  • NBS Library Integrated Project Delivery 25 NBS Library of parametric driven families
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  • BOUNDARYLESS BEHAVIOUR 26 AutoCAD 2013 AutoCAD Architecture 2013 AutoCAD MEP 2013 AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2013 Autodesk Sketchbook Designer 2013 Autodesk Showcase 2013 Autodesk Revit 2013* Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2013 Autodesk Navisworks Manage 2013 Autodesk Inventor 2013 Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler 2013* Autodesk Quantity Takeoff 2013 Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2013* AECOsim Energy Simulator V8i Bentley Architecture AutoPLANT Piping Bentley CloudWorx Bentley Hevacomp Mechanical CAD Bentley Hevacomp Electrical CAD Bentley Facilities SewerCAD ProConcrete Bentley Map Bentley OnSite Bentley PlantFLOW Bentley View CivilStorm SewerCAD Sketchp Pro 8 ArchiCAD BIMx Eco Designer MEP Modeller ArtLantis Designer Architect Landmark Spotlight Machine design Fundamentals Renderworks Cloud Services Full Construction Management Steel Detailing Pre Cast Concrete Detailing Cast in place Engineering Viewer Drafter Synchro Professional Synchro Database Module Open Viewer Synchro Server Solibri Model Checker Solibri Model Viewer Solibri IFC Optimiser Data Model Data Dictionary Processes Siteworks LandCADD Surveyors Companion BIM PLATFORMS Right tool for right job
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  • Limitations of SketchUp Data Imported to Revit Revit treats the data imported from Trimble SketchUp as a large block of geometry that resists being manipulated (in the ways that you can usually manipulate geometry that is native to Revit). Exploding 3D data: In Revit, you will not be able to explode 3D data. If you try this, 3D faces will disappear, and you will receive a warning message. Parameters: In Revit, you cannot add parameters to control geometric flexing. However, you can add some controls that manipulate imported data, such as the location of an imported element and its material assignments. Visibility/graphics: In Revit, you cannot manipulate the geometry or isolate parts of whole elements with visibility/graphics settings. Two-sided surfaces: If a material or color is assigned to only one side of a surface in SketchUp, Revit applies the material or color to both sides of the surface by default. If there is material on both sides of the surface, Revit applies the Face 1 material to both sides. If faces are flipped and painted differently in SketchUp, they may not display the correct material in Revit. SketchUp properties: The following SketchUp properties are currently not supported in Revit import: Texture Image Maps, Transparency, Smooth Curved Surfaces, Text and Dimensions, Raster Images, and saved Pages. Cut planes: Imports cannot be cut by a cut plane unless imported into a cuttable family category. See Cuttable Families.Cuttable Families SketchUp and massing: Not all SketchUp imports are appropriate to massing. See Suitability of Imported Geometry. Also see Importing Massing Studies from Other Applications.Suitability of Imported GeometryImporting Massing Studies from Other Applications Scaling: Groups or components that have been scaled in their entirety with the SketchUp Scaling tool may be incorrectly scaled when imported to Revit. Exploded SketchUp models should import at the correct scale. 27 SketchUp is a surface modeller Trimble aims to make it BIM enabled
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  • BIM Handover On Cloud Central model Collating and re-using project information. As-built information: how to gather, what is it, where is it, what can be provided and what is wanted. Generation of O&M material. Facilities Management For example, will know exact sq.m. to plan and cost. 28
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  • Grey Areas Contract Legalities Ownership 29
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  • BIM & CDM Less work has been done for CDM to become part of BIM but BIM has brought about a number of opportunities for health and safety in a number of areas: CDM could be part of BIM Execution PLAN. 30
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  • Challenges within Atkins 31 Lack of Awareness / Clarity Restrictions of tools. Reluctance to change traditional practice. Lack of training and support
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  • Progression Seminars Webinars Conferences Training You TUBE Autodesk University 32
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  • Conclusion 33 Building surveyors and PMs need to be educated Technical team meetings RIP 2D AutoCAD Decide the date for BIM Implementation Flexibility needed in Ill do it my way behaviour Collaboration can only be achieved with communication Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
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  • BIM Adoption 34 Percentage of BIM against USA, UK, FRANCE and GERMANY BIM USAGE REACHES 74% AMONG CONTRACTORS IN USA UK 35% FRANCE 38% GERMANY 36%
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