EMPA Forum 2015Workshop 3 - Endeavour

BIM (Building Information Modelling)

(2nd Lesson) & Using Augmented Reality

February 2015

Housekeeping

BIM Awareness - Agenda

BIM Refresher / Overview

• What is BIM?

• Why BIM?

• BIM Maturity Levels & Dimensions Explained

• BIM Protocols & Common Data Environment

• Benefits of using BIM

BIM Tools – Interactive Session

• 3, 4 & 5D BIM Application “Vico/Rapid 5D”

• Robotic Setting Out “Trimble”

• Laser Scanning “Trimble”

• Drones “Trimble”

• Augmented Reality “Hobs Studio”

• 3D Printing “Hobs Studio”40 Mins

10 Mins

What is BIM?

Who here has worked in a

BIM environment?

What Is BIM?

Process that runs through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset (Cradle to Grave)

What is Building Information Modelling?

BIM is essentially value creating collaboration through the entire life-

cycle of an asset, underpinned by the creation, collation and exchange of shared 3D models and intelligent, structured data attached to them.

- BIM Government Task Group

- BIM is not just 3D CAD- BIM is not just a piece of software

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BIM is essentially value creating collaboration through the entire life-

cycle of an asset, underpinned by the creation, collation and exchange of shared 3D models and intelligent, structured data attached to them.

- BIM Government Task Group

- BIM is not just 3D CAD- BIM is not just a piece of software

Creating CollaborationThrough the entire life-cycle of an asset

Underpinned by the Creation, Collation & Exchange of Shared 3D Models

What is BIM - Summary

“BIM is a Culture, not just a 3D Model and not just software

or technology”

• 3D, 4D, 5D and 6D approach to developing and maintaining an asset

• It is a rich information source containing geometric, visual, dimensional and process data

• It runs through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset (Cradle to Grave)

• BIM is a 2016 Government Requirement

• It comprises an Integrated Common Data Environment to which all involved parties contribute – a ‘virtual version’ of the asset

Why BIM?

Why BIM? – Government Requirement

A report for the Government Construction Client Groupwas produced in March 2011 as a strategy paper by the Building Information Modelling (BIM) Working Party

They reported:

In May 2011 this became “Government Construction Strategy” stating that:

Government will require fully collaborative 3D BIM as a minimum by 2016 – i.e.. its contractors will be working at Level 2 or above

Why BIM?

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Lower Costs

33%reduction in the initial cost

of construction and the whole life cost of built

assets

Lower Emissions

50%Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the built

environment

Government MandateSupporting

2025 Aspirations

Faster Delivery

50%reduction in the overall time, from inception to

completion, for newbuild and refurbished assets

Summary of

BIM Maturity Levels

&Dimensions

The Maturity Levels (3 Levels)

Level 1

- 2D/3D

Separate Discipline

‘BIM’ Models

Level 2

- Managed 3D

environment

Managed CAD

‘Lonely BIM’

Level 3

- One Model

Integrated

3D, 4D, 5D, 6D

Fully Integrated Including

Cost, Time & FM

2016 government target for all public projects

Common Data

EnvironmentCOBie

Federated BIM Model

Common Data

Environment

COBie

Clash Detection

BIM – The Dimensions (6 Dimensions)

DrawingsTimeModelLinking

CostIntegration

Model /Animation

Integrated ‘Building Information Modelling’ System – Comprising :-

6D

So in Summary:-

2D - Something with 2 dimensions (flat)3D - Something seen in 3 dimensions e.g. width, length and height.4D - Adding the aspect of Time to a project (phasing/sequencing)5D - Adding the aspect of Cost to a project (cost estimating)6D - The aspect of Life Cycle Management (owner/FM)

LifeCycle

Management(FM)

BIM Protocols & Common Data / Live Environment

Integrated Common Data EnvironmentRuns through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset

Creating Collaboration

• Optimised Design, Cost & Programme Certainty

• Ability to View the Virtual Asset (Leading To….)

• Better Client, Stakeholder, Project Team, and Supply Chain Engagement

• Better Outcomes Through Improved Project Collaboration

• Greater Predictability

• Faster Project Delivery - Promotes Efficiencies – Eliminates Clashes

• Reduced Waste (Controlled Quantity Take Off / Pre-fabrication & Assembly)

• Reduced Risk (Early Safety and Virtual Asset Reviews)

• Right 1st Time

• Provides an Asset Control Mechanism

BIM – The Benefits (Across 3D, 4D, 5D & 6D)

Aon Building

Beal HighSchool

Marischal SquareLamberth Town Hall

Manchester Victoria Station

Bellerive School

Department of Engineering - University of Cambridge

Current MS BIM Projects

Integrated BIM Application

Utilised on Morgan Sindall Projects

Vico Office delivers an integrated BIM workflow for construction projects

3D, 4D, 5D & 6D

Other BIM ToolsAdopted & Implemented

OnMS Projects

Robotic Setting Out

Laser Scanning

3D Printing & Augmented Reality

‘Drones’

Interactive Session

Robotic Setting Out

Laser Scanning

Drones

Augmented Reality&

3D Printing

Interactive Session

Augmented Reality

3D Printing

Utilised for Morgan Sindall Tenders

Q & A