BIM through the project timeline

Dr Stephen HamilDirector of Design and Innovation

Overview

Level-2 BIM

Digital plans of work

Practical tools within this process

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Level-2 BIM

UK Government strategy

"This Government's four year strategy for BIM

implementation will change the dynamics and

behaviours of the construction supply chain,

unlocking new, more efficient and collaborative

ways of working. This whole sector adoption of

BIM will put us at the vanguard of a new digital

construction era and position the UK to become

the world leaders in BIM.“

Francis MaudeMinister for the Cabinet Office

UK Government strategy

UK Government strategy - standards

PAS 1192:2:2013 Production of co-ordinated design and construction (CAPEX) information,

PAS 1192:3:2014 Development of operational strategies and the effective transfer of data

into operations (OPEX)

BS 1192:4:2014 COBie - Data definition for information deliveries

BS 1192:5:2015 Data security

BIM Protocol A suite of BIM commercial and contractual advice documents and standard forms

Gov Soft Landings Policy and processes to ensure effective handover and Post Occupation Effectiveness

Classification A structured and standardised information classification system

DPoW An industry standard method of describing geometric, requirements and data deliveries at key stages of the project cycle

The BIM Toolkit Team

Steering teamCore teamClients

Digital Plans of Work

Stages of a project

Level of detail (LOD)

Level of information (LOI)

Classification

Complexes, entities, spaces,locations and activities

10Preparation and repair

20Administrative, commercial and

protective services

25Cultural,

educational, scientific and information

30Industrial

32Water and

land management

35Medical, health,

welfare and sanitary

40Recreational

42Sport and

activity

45Residential

50Waste

disposal

55Piped supply

60Heating,

cooling and refrigeration

65Ventilation

and air conditioning

70Electrical

power generation

and distribution

75Communications,

security, safety and protection

80Transport

85Operation

and maintenance

90Circulation and storage

Larger scale items – arranged broadly by industry sector and function

Elements, functionsand systems

15Preparatory

20Structural

25Wall and

barrier

30Roof, floor and

paving

32Damp-

proofing, waterproofing

and plaster finishing

35Stair and ramp

37Tunnel,

shaft, vessel and tower

40Signage, fittings,

furnishings and

equipment

45Flora and

fauna

50Waste

disposal

55Piped supply

60Heating,

cooling and refrigeration

65Ventilation

and air conditioning

70Electrical

power and lighting

75Communications,

security, safety and protection

80Transport

85Process

engineering

90Soft facility

management

Smaller scale items – arranged broadly by fabric and function

Classifying the types of space

Grouping similar spaces together

Practical tools within this process

Practical tools within this processA. Specification

Building specification templates with associated

guidance

Develop the information through the project timeline

Specify the performance of a system

Specify the products that make up a system

Specify the workmanship and system completion

Specify products from manufacturers

Not a traditional paper spec –but a well structured data

model

Practical tools within this processB. Design

Concept generic objects for early stage design

Detailed generic objects for developed design

Manufacturer objects with embedded and linked

information

Practical tools within this processC. Coordination

Linked to NBS project specifications

Report on broken or missing linkages

Summary

Summary

Level-2 BIM will be mandated in 2016

Information is required throughout a BIM project

Consider the practical tools within this process

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