The document presents an analysis of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) to enhance construction project management. It discusses the objectives of using BIM in IPD, outlines the advantages of both approaches, and proposes a framework integrating BIM into each phase of IPD. Conclusions highlight the benefits of BIM in reducing project duration, improving management efficiency, and facilitating collaboration among stakeholders.

1. Dr. Bonaventura H.W. Hadikusumo (Chairperson)
Dr. Chotchai Charoenngam
Dr. Huynh Trung Luong
Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
and Building Information Modeling (BIM)
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PRESENTED BY Pisut Aunwong st119842
PRESENTED TO
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2. 1
Introduction
 Background
 Problem statement
 Objective
 Scope of Study
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Presentation outline
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Literature Review
 Project Definition
 What is Project
Delivery System?
 Building Information
Technology
 Integrated Project
Delivery and Building
Information
Modeling
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Data Preparation
 The Studies
Framework
 Integrated Project
Delivery Procedure
 Building Information
Modeling Tool
 Building Information
Modeling in
Different working
Environment
 Framework
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Summary
 The Building
Information
Modeling (IPD) using
in each stage of
Integrated Project
Delivery (IPD)
 The Integrated
Project Delivery
(IPD) Using Building
Information
Modeling (BIM)
Framework
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Conclusion and
Recommendation
 Conclusion
 Recommendation
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3. 1
Introduction
 Background
 Problem statement
 Objective
 Scope of Study
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4. ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Background
Burj Khalifa in Dubai
Unique Design
Complex Design
Difficult for
construction
There are one complexity which is
mutual interdependencies between
different stakeholders.
For instant, engineers, architects,
contractors, lawyers, authorities,
financing bodies, suppliers and
trades
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5. ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Background
The advantages of applied BIM in
construction industry which is related with
 cost reduction
 significant time saving
 control through the project life cycle
Building Information Modeling Unique Design
Complex
Design
Difficult for
construction
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Figure 1.1 Automated Clash Detections in One Island East
Project in Hong Kong (Azhar, 2008)
Building Information Modeling
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Building Information Modeling
Figure 1.2 comprise of the architectural, structural and MEP
systems were created by building information model (Azhar, 2008)
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Building Information Modeling Tools
Integrated Project Delivery
Project Delivery System
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Building Information Modeling
Tools
Integrated Project Delivery
Project Delivery System
Obtain The Highest Benefits of
BIM and IPD
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HOW?
Problem Statement
Building Information Modeling Integrated Project Delivery
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11. ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Objective
 To study the Integrated project delivery (IPD) approach particularly using
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
 To study the application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to support
Integrated project delivery (IPD)
 To develop a framework of Integrated project delivery (IPD) using Building
Information Modeling (BIM)
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Literature Review
 Project Definition
 What is Project Delivery System?
 Building Information Technology
 Integrated Project Delivery and Building
Information Modeling
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Literature Review
Project Definition
TEMPORARY UNIQUE
The Project Management Institute definition of Project, which is “a temporary endeavor undertaken to
generate a unique product, service, or result. The project’s temporary nature was specified that a project has
definite beginning point and the end point. To define the end of project, objectives of the project must have
been achieved or when the project is terminated because its objective will not or cannot be met, or when
the need for the project no longer exists.
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Project Delivery System
Design Bid Build (DBB)
Design Build (DB)
Construct Management at Risk
Integrated Project Delivery
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Project Delivery System Design Bid Build (DBB)
Extensive Contractor Input
Minimal Contractor Input
Concept
Planning
Preliminary
Design
Final Design Bid
If over
budget,
redesign
and rebid
Permits Select Contractor Construction
Cost
Established
Select
Architect
Final Cost
Determined
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Literature Review
Project Delivery System Design Build (DB)
Minimal Contractor Input Extensive Contractor Input
Concept Planning Preliminary Design
Select
Design
Builder
Final Design and Project Clearances
Construction
Cost
Established
Select
Architect
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Project Delivery System Integrated Project Delivery
Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is a new approach to organize
project team. IPD is integrating all team members which
included owner, architect, construction manager, engineers, and
subcontractors. As a result, the project benefits are achieved.
According to Integrated Project Delivery: A guide, Integrated
Project Delivery (IPD) has been defined as a project delivery
system which integrates people, systems, business’s
organization and practices into a process. The process is
collaboratively harnesses talents and insights of all participants
to optimize project results, increase value to the owner, reduce
waste, and maximize efficiency through all phases of design,
fabrication, and construction (American Institute of Architects
California Council, 2007). Moreover, Integrated Project
Delivery is suited with collaborative variety of contractual
arrangements and IPD set may include the project’s participants
which is better than the basic triad of owner, architect, and
contractor.
Architect
Owner
Construction
manager
Engineers
Subcontractors
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Literature Review
Project Delivery System Integrated Project Delivery
Figure 2.3 Integrated Project Delivery Core Group
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Literature Review
Building Information Modeling
Figure 2.4 Building Information Modeling Lifecycle
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Literature Review
Building Information Modeling
Figure 2.5 nDimension in Building Information Modeling 20

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Literature Review
Building Information Modeling The benefits of Building Information Modeling
No Potential benefit for PMs Reason?
1 Organize the project schedule and budget
An integrated 5D BIM model immediately updates both the schedule and
budget when any design change occurs
2 Work well with the design team
By using the integrated 5D BIM model to visualize and explore the impact
of changes, s/he can keep project scope in check and become a
trustworthy liaison between the designers and Owner Hiring.
3 Hiring and controlling the Subcontractors
Having a handle on clash detection and coordination plays a key role in
keeping Sub-contractors’ work predictable
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Requests for information (RFIs) and change
order
Utilizing Coordination Resolution in preconstruction, these numbers can be
brought to near zero.
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Building Information Modeling The benefits of Building Information Modeling
No Potential benefit for PMs Reason?
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Optimize the owner’s experience and
satisfaction
Owner received a big injection of confidence in the GC when the PM
showed him/her how design decisions impacted cost and schedule.
6 Project closeout
PM to present a 6D BIM – a facilities resource with information on
warranties, specifications, maintenance schedules, and other valuable
information.
7 Profit margin
By thoroughly understanding the project in 5D, the PM has more tools at
his disposal to keep tight reins, and more reports to monitor progress.
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Progressive owners are mandating BIM on
their projects
Becoming the BIM expert, in both preconstruction and out in the field,
makes the PM invaluable and a key player.
9 PM Firm growth
Project's success with 5D BIM means the opportunity to grow the firm's
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Literature Review
Building Information Modeling The benefits of Building Information Modeling
No Potential benefit for PMs Reason?
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Optimize the owner’s experience and
satisfaction
Owner received a big injection of confidence in the GC when the PM
showed him/her how design decisions impacted cost and schedule.
6 Project closeout
PM to present a 6D BIM – a facilities resource with information on
warranties, specifications, maintenance schedules, and other valuable
information.
7 Profit margin
By thoroughly understanding the project in 5D, the PM has more tools at
his disposal to keep tight reins, and more reports to monitor progress.
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Progressive owners are mandating BIM on
their projects
Becoming the BIM expert, in both preconstruction and out in the field,
makes the PM invaluable and a key player.
9 PM Firm growth
Project's success with 5D BIM means the opportunity to grow the firm's
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Data Preparation
 The Studies Framework
 Integrated Project Delivery Procedure
 Building Information Modeling Tool
 Building Information Modeling in Different working
Environment
 Framework
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25. The Studies Framework
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The study framework
Literature Review
Project Delivery
System
BIM Conceptual
IPD Approach BIM Tools
IPD Framework BIM Application
Working
Environmental
Framework of IPD using BIM
Integrated project delivery (IPD)
approach particularly using Building
Information Modeling (BIM)
(Objective 1)
Application of Building
Information Modeling
(Objective 2)
Framework of Integrated project
delivery (IPD) using Building
Information Modeling (BIM)
(Objective 3)
OBJECTIVE ACHIEVED
Objective
Identification
Data
preparation
Framework
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Integrated Project Delivery Procedure
The approach of Integrated Project Delivery has been provided
as following each stage below
(1)Conceptualization
(2)Design
a. Criteria design
b. Detail design
(3)Implementation procurement
(4)Construction
(5)And closeout (own and operate)
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27. The Studies Framework
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Integrated Project Delivery Procedure
Conceptualization Implementation
Criteria design Detail design
Design
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28. The Studies Framework
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Integrated Project Delivery Procedure
Implementation document Construction
Close out (Own/Operate)
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29. The Studies Framework
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Integrated Project Delivery Procedure
Conceptualization Implementation document Construction
Close out
(Own/Operate)
Criteria design Detail design
Design
Figure 3.2 Integrated Project Delivery Approach
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30. The Studies Framework
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Building Information Modeling Tool
Building Information Modeling equipment
Building Information Modeling application
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling equipment
Microsoft Hololens
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling equipment
Figure 3.3 Trimble Connect for HoloLens utilizes mixed-reality
technology to take 3D content off the screen and into the real-
world
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling equipment
Figure 3.4 Trimble Connect for HoloLens utilizes mixed-reality
technology on construction filed
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling equipment
Figure 3.5 Trimble Connect for HoloLens utilizes mixed-reality
technology to team collaboration
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling application
Figure 3.6 BIM application in different working environmental
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling application
No Name Company
1 Revit Architecture Autodesk Inc.
2 Revit Structure Autodesk Inc.
3 Revit MEP Autodesk Inc.
4 Autodesk Civil 3D Autodesk Inc.
5 Autodesk 3ds Max Design Autodesk Inc.
6 Autodesk Maya Autodesk Inc.
7 Autodesk Inventor Autodesk Inc.
8 Autodesk Impression Autodesk Inc.
9 Autodesk Collaborative Autodesk Inc.
10 Autodesk Design Review Autodesk Inc.
11 Autodesk Navisworks Autodesk Inc.
12 Autodesk Quantity Take off Autodesk Inc.
13 Autodesk FMDesktop Autodesk Inc.
14 Construction Management Software Autodesk Inc.
Table 3.1 BIM Application list (example application)
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Summary
 The Building Information Modeling (IPD) using in each
stage of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
 The Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Using Building
Information Modeling (BIM) Framework
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Building Information Modeling Tool Building Information Modeling application
Table 4.1 BIM Application is using in each stage of IPD
No Name CONC DES IMD CONS OPT
1 Revit Architecture • • • •
2 Revit Structure • • • •
3 Revit MEP • • • •
4 Autodesk Civil 3D • •
5 Autodesk 3ds Max Design •
6 Autodesk Maya •
7 Autodesk Inventor • • •
8 Autodesk Impression •
9 Autodesk Collaborative • • • • •
10 Autodesk Design Review • • • •
11 Autodesk Navisworks • • •
12 Autodesk Quantity Take off • •
13 AutoCAD •
14 Autodesk FMDesktop •
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The Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) Framework
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Conclusion and Recommendation
 Conclusion
 Recommendation
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Conclusion
To achieve the highest benefit of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), Integrated Project
Delivery (IPD) have to applied Building Information Modeling (BIM) due to BIM is tools
to use in IPD.
However, the tools of Building Information Modeling have divided into two types, which
are
(1) software/application
(2) BIM equipment.
Thus, the application are causing many benefits for Owner, Architect and Contractor to
reducing project duration, effectively management, reducing clash in project, providing
pre-construction, forecasting project environmental and different situation.
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Conclusion
The study has been focused in Building Information Modeling Application.
There are many BIM application in market on these day. However, the
study has divided the application which is suitable in different phase in
Integrated Project Delivery Approach
Revit Structure Revit MEP
Autodesk
Navisworks
Construction
Management
Software
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Conclusion
The framework of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) using Building Information Modeling
(BIM) has been developed by apply Autodesk application to show how does Building
Information Modeling (BIM) is uses by Integrated Project Delivery Approach. The
framework is shown at figure 4.1 Integrated Project Delivery using Building Information
Modeling. The reason of using Autodesk’s application to do the explanation is the format
file which generated by Autodesk’s Application may use with other application under
Autodesk developer. Thus, the exchange file between different application may not cause
any conflict.
How Relationship
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Recommendation
The framework has explained only
Autodesk’s application. There are many
BIM application which can do exchange file
to different application from other
developer.
Moreover, there are some application can
export the files in different types. The
reason is some type of work, such as steel
work is better to develop in other program
which is better than Autodesk software.
Show only
Autodesk
Application
Some
application is
better than
Autodesk
developer
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