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BIM Strategy in practice
The document discusses the practices and strategies of Building Information Modelling (BIM), emphasizing its role as a reliable data source for facility management and collaboration in construction. It explores the importance of interoperability between software systems, organizational maturity regarding BIM, and the need for stakeholder involvement in BIM implementation. Additionally, it addresses contractual and legal considerations of BIM data within project management.
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BIM Strategy in practice
- 1. BIM strategy inpractice Sylvain Kubicki, Arch. Dr. May 21st, 2014
- 2. Overview 1. Building InformationModelling 2. BIM strategy and implementation 3. Conclusion
- 3. Tudor’s team andpartnership Construction Program@CRP Henri Tudor: our competencies • Business “experts” (Architects, Civil Engineer / Dr., PhD students) • IT scientists • Appropriation, networking, IPR Our team is historically involved in CRTI-B innovation projects • Standardization of electronic collaboration Today Tudor is co-animator of the NeoBuild innovation pole • Series of BIM workshops CRTI-B Public owners - Ministère du Développement Durable et des infrastructures - Administration des Bâtiments Publics - Administration des Ponts et Chaussées Designers - Ordre des Architectes et Ingénieurs-Conseils Contractors - Fedil - Fédération des artisans - Chambre des Métiers
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- 5. … Not atechnology or software system … Not a single-discipline model BIM is reliable data about a facility What is BIM? Program, geometry (3D), technical (structure, MEP), project management (planning, RFIs, change requests), financial…
- 6. What is BIM? Program,geometry (3D), technical (structure, MEP), project management (planning, RFIs, change requests), financial… Multi-dimensions and enrichment of information
- 7. Building Information Modelling Succar,2009 Modelling Facility-related Production and usage processes Collective process
- 8. Building Information Modelling Industry-driven researchchallenge • Huge cost of lack of interoperability between software systems in design/construction • Cost of uninformed decision making in Facility Management • “Facility-related Data” as an economical and innovation driver BIM & BIM • Building Information Model • Knowing its building & assets to optimize property management (asbestos cement areas, lift maintenance, security, taxes, • R&D challenge of describing building-related concepts • Building Information Modeling • A collaborative design/construction/use process BIM is a reality in several regions • USA, Finland, UK, Singapore, Canada… • January 2014: EC decision to recommend BIM for public construction procurement across Europe NBS International BIM Report 2013 Livre blanc, Caisse des dépôts FR, 2014
- 9. BIM Maturity Maturity oforganizations regarding BIM • Company level: object-based modeling • Project level: information exchange processes based on models • Sectorial level: a global view, linked to public (procurement) policies BIM Task Group, UK, 2014 Succar, 2009
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- 11. Identify BIM goalsand uses According to an organization’s own goals • With level of importance Within a list of BIM uses • Identified through case studies • Approved by practitioners
- 12. Design BIM projectexecution process Reference process(es) for BIM execution planning • Activities perfomed • Information exchanged Template from BIM Project Execution Planning Guide Version 2.1 Pennstate University - CIC
- 13. Developing information exchanges(IE) It requires to identify: • The model receiver: project team members that will receive the IE • The model file type: define the software used to manipule the IE • The level of detail (LoD) of the IE • The responsible actor authoring the information Then it is necessary to verify the matching between authored information and requested information
- 14. Developing information exchanges(IE) It requires to identify: • The model receiver: project team members that will receive the IE • The model file type: define the software used to manipule the IE • The level of detail (LoD) of the IE • The responsible actor authoring the information Then it is necessary to verify the matching between authored information and requested information BIM Project Execution Planning Guide Version 2.1 Pennstate University - CIC
- 15. Technological implementation Exchange formatsto be used • Test of exchanges between software systems • Customization of export/ import Technological infrastructure needs • In terms of software and hardware • Authoring/review/ collaboration Quality Controls • Checking methods Model checking / Solibri
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- 17. Some remarks BIM strategy • Owner requirements • Required data for asset management • Requirement regarding project management and decision-making through BIM • BIM project organization BIM Implementation • Design/construction/consultancy teams should be deeply involved • Taking into account the maturity of organizations involved • Structured, time-consuming process Contractual issues • Legal value of BIM data vs. usual documentation • Liability for BIM data Crédit : CRP Henri Tudor / Sylvain Kubicki
- 18. Thank you foryour attention sylvain.kubicki@tudor.lu @SKubicki