BIM Through The Project Timeline | Ecobuild 2016
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Level-2 BIM will be mandated in the UK in 2016. The document discusses how BIM can be used throughout a project timeline, including standards like PAS 1192 and classification systems to organize building information. It also outlines practical BIM tools within the specification, design, and coordination processes like template specifications, generic objects for design, and reports to check for broken links. Consideration of these tools can help provide information throughout a BIM project.
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BIM Through The Project Timeline | Ecobuild 2016
- 1. BIM through the project timeline Dr Stephen Hamil Director of Design and Innovation
- 2. Overview Level-2 BIM Digital plans of work Practical tools within this process
- 3. About NBS
- 4. About me
- 10. A digital world
- 13. Level-2 BIM
- 14. UK Government strategy "This Government's four year strategy for BIM implementation will change the dynamics and behaviours of the construction supply chain, unlocking new, more efficient and collaborative ways of working. This whole sector adoption of BIM will put us at the vanguard of a new digital construction era and position the UK to become the world leaders in BIM.“ Francis Maude Minister for the Cabinet Office
- 16. UK Government strategy - standards PAS 1192:2:2013 Production of co-ordinated design and construction (CAPEX) information, PAS 1192:3:2014 Development of operational strategies and the effective transfer of data into operations (OPEX) BS 1192:4:2014 COBie - Data definition for information deliveries BS 1192:5:2015 Data security BIM Protocol A suite of BIM commercial and contractual advice documents and standard forms Gov Soft Landings Policy and processes to ensure effective handover and Post Occupation Effectiveness Classification A structured and standardised information classification system DPoW An industry standard method of describing geometric, requirements and data deliveries at key stages of the project cycle
- 17. The BIM Toolkit Team Steering teamCore teamClients
- 18. Digital Plans of Work
- 21. Stages of a project
- 27. Level of detail (LOD)
- 28. Level of information (LOI)
- 34. Classification
- 35. Complexes, entities, spaces, locations and activities 10 Preparation and repair 20 Administrative, commercial and protective services 25 Cultural, educational, scientific and information 30 Industrial 32 Water and land management 35 Medical, health, welfare and sanitary 40 Recreational 42 Sport and activity 45 Residential 50 Waste disposal 55 Piped supply 60 Heating, cooling and refrigeration 65 Ventilation and air conditioning 70 Electrical power generation and distribution 75 Communications, security, safety and protection 80 Transport 85 Operation and maintenance 90 Circulation and storage Larger scale items – arranged broadly by industry sector and function
- 36. Elements, functions and systems 15 Preparatory 20 Structural 25 Wall and barrier 30 Roof, floor and paving 32 Damp- proofing, waterproofing and plaster finishing 35 Stair and ramp 37 Tunnel, shaft, vessel and tower 40 Signage, fittings, furnishings and equipment 45 Flora and fauna 50 Waste disposal 55 Piped supply 60 Heating, cooling and refrigeration 65 Ventilation and air conditioning 70 Electrical power and lighting 75 Communications, security, safety and protection 80 Transport 85 Process engineering 90 Soft facility management Smaller scale items – arranged broadly by fabric and function
- 38. Classifying the types of space
- 44. Practical tools within this process
- 45. Practical tools within this process A. Specification
- 46. Building specification templates with associated guidance
- 47. Develop the information through the project timeline
- 49. Specify the performance of a system
- 51. Specify the products that make up a system
- 52. Specify the workmanship and system completion
- 56. Not a traditional paper spec – but a well structured data model
- 57. Practical tools within this process B. Design
- 58. Concept generic objects for early stage design
- 59. Detailed generic objects for developed design
- 60. Manufacturer objects with embedded and linked information
- 61. Practical tools within this process C. Coordination
- 62. Linked to NBS project specifications
- 63. Report on broken or missing linkages
- 65. Summary
- 66. Summary Level-2 BIM will be mandated in 2016 Information is required throughout a BIM project Consider the practical tools within this process
Editor's Notes
- Key points on classification The UK needs a unified classification system that is built-for-BIM and based on the ISO 12006-2 international framework and covering infrastructure as well as buildings. The Uniclass 2015 tables consistently cover classes of items from facilities (holiday village) to entities (restaurant) to activities (dining) to elements (internal walls) and spaces (washroom) to systems (ceiling) to products (ceiling tile). The BIM Toolkit allows users to explore the Uniclass 2015 content by browsing, filtering, searching or downloading it. Further information: Expert article on classification from Sarah Delany at NBS: https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification