As the Building Information Modeling (BIM) concept continually matures and gains wider recognition as a crucial collaborative process within the building design and construction industry, the demand for BIM services from construction managers, architects, and engineering firms is on the rise. In response to this growing need, AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) firms are proactively investing in BIM technologies to enhance their capabilities across various project phases, including bidding, preconstruction, construction, and post-construction stages.
This presentation equips participants with essential skills and best practices for effectively managing BIM data throughout the entire project lifecycle. Through a series of scenario-based presentations and real-world case studies, attendees gain valuable insights into the seamless flow of BIM information from the initial design phases to ongoing building maintenance. Furthermore, this course emphasizes the synergistic potential of integrating specification writing seamlessly into the BIM workflow.
By the conclusion of this course, participants will have acquired a thorough comprehension of how BIM data evolves as it progresses through the design, construction management, and, ultimately, building operation and maintenance phases.
Key learning objectives
List the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of BIM
implementation in the building design and construction industry
1. Identify current uses of BIM technologies in the architectural, engineering,
construction, and building management industry construction, and building management industry
2. Describe best practices for implementing BIM in an integrated work culture or
environment
3. Define the importance of integrating specification writing with BIM workflow
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From 3D to 6D Managing the Information Labyrinth of BIM.pdf
1. From 3D to 6D:
Managing the Information Labyrinth of BIM
Managing the Information Labyrinth of BIM
Vincent Poon
BIM Manager
Dareen Salama
Project Controls Specialist
2. As the definition of Building Information Modeling (BIM) evolves and becomes a
Class summary
As the definition of Building Information Modeling (BIM) evolves and becomes a
better'known and established collaboration process in the building design and
construction industry, owners increasingly require BIM services from construction
managers, architects, and engineering firms. AE/C/CM firms are investing in BIM
technologies to help them during bidding, preconstruction, construction, and
post'construction. Attendees learn methods and best practices for managing BIM
post'construction. Attendees learn methods and best practices for managing BIM
information flows from design phases to building maintenance through a series
of scenario'based presentations and case studies. This class also discusses the
power of integrating specification writing into the BIM workflow. Upon completion
of the class, attendees will have a good understanding of how BIM data evolves
from design to construction management stages and eventually to building
from design to construction management stages and eventually to building
operation and maintenance.
3. At the end of this class, you will be able to:
Key learning objectives
List the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of BIM
implementation in the building design and construction industry
Identify current uses of BIM technologies in the architectural, engineering,
construction, and building management industry
construction, and building management industry
Describe best practices for implementing BIM in an integrated work culture or
environment
Define the importance of integrating specification writing with BIM workflow
4. Founded in 1912 – celebrating 100 years of service
About STV
Founded in 1912 – celebrating 100 years of service
A/E/C firm of 1750 employees
Over 30 U.S. offices
Multidisciplinary – Integrated Practice
6. 3 Dimensional Structural design analysis since the 80’s
STV’s BIM Commitment
3 Dimensional Structural design analysis since the 80’s
2009 – Initiative to implement BIM on all new projects
2012 – Initiative to implement BIM 4D'6D applications
and processes
2013 – Integrated Project Design + Delivery (IPD+D)
2013 – Integrated Project Design + Delivery (IPD+D)
7. STV's BIM Commitment
Longfellow Bridge
Boston'Cambridge, MA
US Coast Guard Station
Sabine, TX
US Military Academy Prep School
West Point, NY
250,000 sf
Iowa Women’s Correctional Facility
Mitchellville, IA
316,000 sf
Bronx Medical Health Redevelopment
Waters Place Bronx, NY 10461
170,000 sf
US Military Academy Barracks
West Point, NY
250,000 sf
15. What do I NEED?
Building
Building
Information
Information
(Model)
(Model)
16. Will it (Building Information Model) provide
quantifiable enhancements?
BIM does not promise success.
It is the implementation and management
of the information that makes BIM a
success.
17. Will it (Building Information Model) provide
quantifiable enhancements?
BIM is necessary, but not a necessity.
Be careful of what you ask for
18. Will it (Building Information Model) provide
quantifiable enhancements?
BIM is not just another CAD software.
Recognize that BIM will change your entire
process
Revit MicroStation ArchiCAD
19. Will it (Building Information Model) provide
quantifiable enhancements?
BIM is not a designer brand.
You bought BIM from XYZ company and you received a 3D
information model. How do you know it will meet you need?
It must be carefully planned and executed
It must be carefully planned and executed
Know the sources of the BIM and its potentials
24. Understating BIM Requirements and Deliverables
Start with the end results, not the tool.
Start with the end results, not the tool.
Don’t confine your team to a specific tool. e.g. Revit
can output DGN files more effectively then
can output DGN files more effectively then
Microstation.
Time spent to setup the layer/level mapping upfront
is offset by time saved on modeling and
is offset by time saved on modeling and
coordination.
25. Understating BIM Requirements and Deliverables
COBie: Construction Operations Building information
COBie: Construction Operations Building information
exchange
What is COBie? A method to capture and record important
project data during each phase of the design'commissioning
project data during each phase of the design'commissioning
process to support the life cycle management of the facility.
USACE are requiring BIM and COBie for all major projects.
USACE are requiring BIM and COBie for all major projects.
What tools and resources do you need to create COBie data?
26. Understating BIM Requirements and Deliverables
LOD: Level of Development
LOD: Level of Development
LOD 300, Design Intent Model (Design Team)
LOD 400, Construction Information Model (Construction Team)
LOD 500, As Built Model (Construction Team)
LOD 600, Operations and Maintenance Model (Owner)
42. OPERATION Information Management
Understand the tool(s) you need for managing the
Understand the tool(s) you need for managing the
information model.
Will it need to integrate with other tools?
Will it need to integrate with other tools?
Does you current IT infrastructure to support this new
process?