1. You are now in the:
BIM & Integrated Design room
I am Dr Jason Underwood, Programme Director. The agenda for this session is as follows:
1.I will begin with a 15 minute presentation
2.If you have questions as we go along, please either type them in the chat box (Option 1) or raise your hand (Option 2)
3.At the end of my presentation I will read through the text questions and answer them; I will also give microphone rights to
those who wish to verbally ask questions
4.I will start my presentation at 18:30pm, and will repeat it again at 19:05pm
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pressing the button. You will be entered into a
queue. When I am ready to take your questions, I will
prompt you to speak.
When prompted, press the button and
speak into your microphone. I will respond to your verbal
questions.
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Main Room is the reception.
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Should you have any further queries, please email me at
j.underwood@salford.ac.uk
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I will respond to your text questions.

2. Background
 Professionals pushed by changes
 client expectations + societal needs
 more fully coordinate formerly separate roles
 For social, environmental, and financial performance of projects
 BIM and other digital technology provide new vehicles for
collaboration and integration
 Benefits that can be achieved through the use of
technology and process changes
 Efficiency and value added
 Major clients starting to demand the use of BIM

3. Government Commitment

5. HMG BIM Strategy
Level 2 by 2016

6. Programme Aims
 Advanced knowledge on lean, integrated design processes with the
use of BIM technology
 Educate those involved with designing and managing (complex)
re/development of built environment
 Develop managerial, technical and interpersonal skills to deliver
better value through design

8. Managerial
skills
Managerial
skills
Technical
skills
Technical
skills
Interpersonal
skills
Interpersonal
skills

10. Integrated design
BIM technology
– Learn theory, practice and method
Whole life cycle
– Planning, design, construction and operation and reconstruction
Development and mgmt of built environments with BIM
– Significance of context, organisation, settings, people, process, time
Sustainability issues supported by BIM
Innovative design solutions
– Through digital and media technologies
Opportunity for professionals from different domains to study
together
Benefits

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BIM & Integrated Design Modules

12. The Programme

13.  Building industry challenges and opportunities
 The business value of BIM and integrated design
 Design collaboration
 IPD – Integrated Project
Delivery
 Lean design
and construction
 Lifecycle management
and BIM
Integrated BIM Projects

14.  The concept of BIM
 BIM deployment strategies
 Design and construction process for BIM
 BIM tools in design
 Interoperability, IFCs, parametric modelling and BIM
 Building information exchange
 Data sharing and design
integration
 BIM, energy efficiency
and sustainability
BIM Theory and Practice

15.  Integrating people, process and technology
 Lean construction/production
 Continuous improvement
 Process design and implementation
 Process mapping analysis
 Integrating project life cycles
Lean Integrated Design and
Production

16. Project & Production
Management in the
Built Environment
 Manage health, safety,
welfare and environmental
factors
 Control projects
 Manage project design
 Production management
 Manage project handover
and evaluate feedback
Sustainable Design
Theory and Practice
 Sustainable
development
 Sustainable design
principles
 Assessment
 Strategies to reduce
energy consumption
Optional Modules

17. Linking BIM and Lean
Teaching modes
 virtual studio-based design with tutorials; block seminars and workshops; live case
study projects, real clients and projects
Field trips
Summer school
 2-day event including seminars, group working and student
presentations
Salford study days
 Workshops
International dimension –international case studies
Guest seminars by leading edge practitioners
Special Features

18. Questions?
for more see …
http://www.salford.ac.uk/courses/bim-and-
integrated-design
j.underwood@salford.ac.uk
0161 295 6290
Thank you