This document discusses the use of building information modeling (BIM) and integrated project delivery (IPD) on construction projects. It outlines a three step process of using BIM, virtual design and construction, and IPD. The focus is on collaboratively using a shared BIM model in Revit to facilitate design, documentation, coordination, cost estimating, fabrication and construction. Challenges that can be barriers to IPD are also discussed, such as lawyers leading instead of collaborating and failures to effectively engage stakeholders or handle information handoffs.

1. BIM-Enabled IPD Laura Handler Sarah Vekasy, AIA Virtual Construction Manager Associate

2. Our Three Steps 1 2 3 Building Information Model Virtual Design & Construction Integrated Project Delivery

3. IPD is like…

4. IPD is like…

5. IPD IS…

6. We Won’t Focus On IPD Contract Principles, But… Profit Pooling & Shared Risk Shared Success Criteria Rated by an Independent Judge Partners Covenant - Zero Litigation

7. The Integrated Team

8. Here’s Our Focus: Modeling Goals Shared Revit Model = Shared Revit File s NavisWorks Manage BIM Management Direct From Model Fabrication LEED/Sustainability Analysis Quantities Extracted from the Model Schedule “Infused” in the Model

9. It All Starts With the BEP

10. Selecting BIM Leads

11. Autodesk BIM Portfolio: Revit Architecture 2009 Revit MEP 2009 Navisworks Manage Quantity Takeoff (QTO) Design Review (DWF) Inventor Buzzsaw Software Selection 3 rd Party Software: CAD Duct CAD Pipe Hydro CAD Wood WAP Document Locator

12. Revit Standards: File Nomenclature

13. Revit Standards: Phases

14. Revit Standards: Worksets

15. Revit Standards: Parameters

16. Revit Standards: Materials

17. Model Location & Access Design Construction: Architecture Engineering Construction Architecture Engineering Construction Subcontractors FTP VPN Live VPN Live VPN Live

18. Enough planning, let’s start design…

19. Design: Options

20. Design : Costing

21. Design: Communicating

22. Design: Co-Locating

23. Design: Advanced Bill of Materials

24. Programming Wall-Splitting Design Layout KlingStubbins Tocci KlingStubbins Tocci Design: Model Collaboration

25. Design: Documentation

26. Design: Communicating

27. Design: Communicating

28. Design Documentation Fabrication Installation MEP: (Lack of?) Model Collaboration

29. MEP: Design

30. MEP: Model Transfers

31. Architect Builder Mechanical Engineer HVAC Sub Electrical Engineer MEP: Co-Locating

32. MEP: Co-Locating

33. MEP: Costing

34. Coordination: Clash Detection

35. Coordination: Clash Detection

36. Coordination: Documentation

37. Coordination: Documentation

38. Millwork: Design

39. Millwork: Costing

40. Millwork: Fabrication Model

41. Millwork: Fabrication Model

42. Millwork: Fabrication Model

43. Millwork: Fabrication

44. Millwork: Co-Locating

45. Millwork: Co-Locating

46. Millwork: Co-Locating

47. Execution: Communicating Design

48. Execution: Communicating Detail

49. Execution: Visualization

50. Execution: Visualization

51. Execution: Visualization

52. Execution: Visualization

53. Execution: Co-Locating

54. Execution: Co-Locating

55. Barriers to IPD . Letting lawyers lead

56. Barriers to IPD . Caged thinking

57. Barriers . Drawings are the deliverable

58. Barriers . Failure to engage means & methods

59. Barriers . Lack of sensitivity

60. Barriers . Failed Handoffs

61. Barriers . Patience is (not) a virtue

62. Barriers . Indecision Kills

63. MasterBuilder 2.0

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