1. BIMBuilding Information Modelling What is it and how will it affect me?By

2. AgendaBIM What is it?Project Team processBIM and its outputs6 DimensionsWhy use BIM?How does it affect me? 3. BIM? What is it?Building Information Modelling (BIM)A virtual representation of a constructionProject from which anyone can derivevaluable informationAn integrated process that usesintelligent, digital information toexplore, develop and test, key physicaland functional characteristics of aproject before its built.In short, a highly detailed and information packed representation of a building 4. BIM Input 5. Building Information Modelling (BIM) 6. Laser scanning to BIM 7. Traditional Workflow BIM Workflow 8. BIM and its outputsVisualisationCGIAnimationsAnalysisThermal PerformanceAcousticDetailed Design CFDDocumentationScheduleConceptual Design QuantifyDesign Optimisation CostSite OptimisationBasic Energy Analysis Operations &Fabrication Maintenance Construction Construction 4D/5D LogisticsProgramme ValidationTime Sequencing Sequence Site Materials/Costing Deliveries Site Set out 9. BIM and the 6 dimensions3D Modelling DesignSpatial Coordination 10. BIM and the 6 dimensions3D Modelling DesignSpatial Coordination4D Modelling TimeConstruction SequencingLogisticsCoordinationCourtesy of Solius 11. BIM and the 6 dimensions3D Modelling DesignSpatial Coordination4D Modelling TimeConstruction SequencingLogisticsCoordination5D Costing & QuantitiesElemental Cost PlanningSchedule & Quantify anythingMaterial Take-off 12. BIM and the 6 dimensions3D Modelling DesignSpatial Coordination4D Modelling TimeConstruction SequencingLogisticsCoordination5D Costing & QuantitiesElemental Cost PlanningSchedule & Quantify anythingMaterial Take-off6D Building Lifecycle Management (Facilities Management)Basis for FM solutionsBasis for BMS solutions 13. Dome Connect O&M / BIM integration Instant access to as-built/O&M/Asset information from within themodel Light-weight, online distribution of the model within the users browser 3D model can be used to illustrate the status of live progress ofconstruction, snagging & inspections, commissioning, etc. Related O&M/Asset data is stored separately from the model in asecure Dome Connect environment which boasts a powerfulGoogle-like search and full revision control functionality 14. Why do we use BIM? Better design decisions Better communication Increased Project Visualisation Better Understanding Coordinated documentation Early Clash Detection across disciplines Enhanced management of Time, Cost & Resource Modularisation Reduce Waste Earlier Handover Reduce Risk Contractual Obligation 15. Why do we use BIM?Within five years, all government procurement will be within 3D collaborativeBIM, with specific exceptions where the cost might exceed the benefit,although I have to say Im struggling to think of obvious examples of that.There will be a phased rollout over five-years beginning next summer, with aview to getting all appropriate projects into a 3D collaborative environment by 2016Paul Morrell, Governments Chief Construction Advisor