GRUG 2.0 7 OOBE BIM for landscape 20180809

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OOBE provides BIM consultancy services including BIM project management, documentation development, training, modeling, data management, and visualization. Key areas of expertise are BIM implementation strategies, review of bid documents and supplier capabilities, collaboration platform set up, modeling of existing landscapes and designs, and output of schedules and classification information. Existing landscape and design models are created in stages from survey data.

Presentations & Public Speaking

landscape architecture, urban design & BIM consultancy

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Key areas of Expertise
BIM Project Management, execution planning & implementation
Development of key BIM documentation
Establishing structured organisational & project BIM specific strategies
Bid document & BIM Supplier Capability Assessment reviews
Implementation of a CDE & the associated information management role
Training delivery to professionals on BIM processes, tools & requirements
Model authoring & technical detailing
Model federation, validation & QA
Model management / design coordination
Scan-to-BIM (RetroBIM) – Point Cloud/As-Built Surveys
Justine Gray
BIM Consultant
BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology

Existing Landscape Modelling
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Point Cloud Survey
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Topographical Survey
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Coordinating levels with other disciplines – specify x,y,z
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X & Y set using either:
• Station Point
• Survey Grid Intersection
Elevation set to Building FFL

Coordinating levels with other disciplines – check elevations
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Project Elevation
Survey Elevation

Existing Modelling – Floors
w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

Existing Modelling - Levels
w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

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Existing Modelling - Toposurface

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Existing Trees

Landscape Design Modelling
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Intelligent Planting Plans
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Landscape Sections
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Landscape Details
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Design Intent - Visualisations

Multi-Category Schedule
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Classification – Uniclass 2015
(Classification Manager)
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COBie Requirements
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Challenges?
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• Kerbs
o Walls?
o Families? – rotation issues and time consuming
• Appropriate data requirements
o Discussions with NBS’s Sarah Delany to develop the classification codes

Landscape architecture and BIM consultancy services
w w w. o o b e . c o . u k
Justine Gray
jgray@oobe.co.uk

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GRUG 2.0 7 OOBE BIM for landscape 20180809

1. landscape architecture, urban design & BIM consultancy

2. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Key areas of Expertise BIM Project Management, execution planning & implementation Development of key BIM documentation Establishing structured organisational & project BIM specific strategies Bid document & BIM Supplier Capability Assessment reviews Implementation of a CDE & the associated information management role Training delivery to professionals on BIM processes, tools & requirements Model authoring & technical detailing Model federation, validation & QA Model management / design coordination Scan-to-BIM (RetroBIM) – Point Cloud/As-Built Surveys Justine Gray BIM Consultant BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology

3. Existing Landscape Modelling w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

4. Point Cloud Survey w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

5. Topographical Survey w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

6. Coordinating levels with other disciplines – specify x,y,z w w w. o o b e . c o . u k X & Y set using either: • Station Point • Survey Grid Intersection Elevation set to Building FFL

7. Coordinating levels with other disciplines – check elevations w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Project Elevation Survey Elevation

8. Existing Modelling – Floors w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

9. Existing Modelling - Levels w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

10. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Existing Modelling - Toposurface

11. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Existing Trees

12. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Existing Trees

13. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Existing Trees

14. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Existing Trees

15. Landscape Design Modelling w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

16. Stage 3 w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

17. Stage 3 w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

18. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Stage 4

19. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Stage 4

20. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Stage 5

21. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Stage 5

22. Intelligent Planting Plans w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

23. Landscape Sections w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

24. Landscape Details w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

25. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Design Intent - Visualisations

26. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Design Intent - Visualisations

27. Data w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

28. Multi-Category Schedule w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

29. Classification – Uniclass 2015 (Classification Manager) w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

30. Classification – Uniclass 2015 (Classification Manager) w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

31. COBie Requirements w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

32. Challenges? w w w. o o b e . c o . u k • Kerbs o Walls? o Families? – rotation issues and time consuming • Appropriate data requirements o Discussions with NBS’s Sarah Delany to develop the classification codes

33. Landscape architecture and BIM consultancy services w w w. o o b e . c o . u k Justine Gray jgray@oobe.co.uk

34. w w w. o o b e . c o . u k

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