Government Soft Landings: A Case Study by RLB

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1 April 2014 GSL: Joining the Dots… BIM and Government Soft Landings Steven Jenkins Start with the end in mind.”

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A presentation from Steven Jenkins at Rider Levett Bucknall, which was delivered at Government Soft Landings: Joining the Dots conference on 1 April 2014. It details a case study of King's College London's Champion Hill scheme, which is being delivered with Government Soft Landings and BIM. For more details please visit: http://bit.ly/rlbsoftlandings

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BIM and Government

Soft Landings

Steven Jenkins

Start with the end in mind.”

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Agenda

Case study

How we joined the dots

Lessons learned

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Clients don’t want Practical Completion

they want Operational facilities

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Champion Hill Redevelopment

Why is this a case study? BIM Level 2 compliance

Soft Landing

EPC A rated

BREEAM Outstanding

Image ©GWP Architecture

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Champion Hill Redevelopment

720 student bedrooms

650 new build

70 grade II listed mansion

Construction value circa £34m

Contract period 63 weeks

Image ©GWP Architecture

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Champion Hill Redevelopment

Due diligence

Gap analysis

King’s College Brief

“BIM/GSL wouldn’t have

happened without RLB’s

expertise and guidance”

Kevin Little, King’s College London -

Director of project

Image ©GWP Architecture

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What about BIM?

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Simple, repetitive

component

building

Off site

construction

King’s College

wanted to be an

early adopter

Why BIM on King’s College?

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What did King’s College want?

Outcome: “Attract best students in the world”

Output: Deliver an operational building

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Options for King’s College:

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Deborah Rowlands...

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Task Group to deliver:

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Commissioning Strategy Mapped Commissioning process

Who, what when and how

Populated Maintenance regimes

Developed user guides

Extensive training programmes

Conditions Precedent to Practical Completion

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Data is

everything

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Contractor

Model 1,

etc.

Designer

Model 2,

etc.

Database

Database

CAFM

BMS

Construction Commissioning Operation

Asset Data

H&S Files

Residual Risk Register

Geometrical Data

Commissioning Data

BMS Information

Asset Data

Maintenance Data

Pictures/PDF

Information strategy: Data transfer

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BIM is not just about clashes

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Brief Design Construct Operate

Visualisation

Costing

Carbon

Energy

Clash

detection

Standardisation?

CTH

Snagging/

NCR Integrate

with

CAFM

BMS

Life cycle

costing Define outputs

What can we do with a BIM?

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Initial Aftercare Plan (3 months) On-site attendance

User inductions

Help FM team with building operation

Communicate with stakeholders

Observe the building in use

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Extended aftercare: Environmental and energy performance – TM22

Seasonal commissioning

Occupant satisfaction surveys

End of year review meetings

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Additional Benefits: OJEU Compliant Procurement

Employers Information Requirements

Two years hard FM

Coordinated BIM/SL Strategy

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May 25, 1961: “This nation should commit

itself to achieving the goal, before this decade

is out, of landing a man on the Moon and

returning him safely to the Earth”

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GSL champions to the rescue!

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Why wouldn’t you deliver all

projects this way?