NZIHE Conference 2019
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NZIHE Conference 2019
- 1. Current and Emerging Digital Technologies NZIHE Conference November 2019 Presented by Kevin Thickett
- 2. Introduction Aurecon • Digital Engineering Service Line Lead, NZ Buildings • Using BIM since 2007 • Wellington BIM Network founding committee member & current chair Passionate about • Using BIM to build better buildings • Using & reusing the data • Compost Kevin Thickett
- 3. 3 What is BIM Alliance of Industry & Government – funded by MBIE https://www.biminnz.co.nz • BIM is the process of sharing of structured information specially for buildings and infrastructure type assets. While it offers an efficient way to design and plan, it goes well beyond initial conception and construction. • BIM enables everyone who is involved in any way with the asset, at any stage in its lifecycle, with the information they need to do their job efficiently. • These processes are supported with digital technologies which provides a way to collaborate and share information, create efficiencies, save money, reduce risk and ultimately, maximise the building’s potential. • Few things have the potential to positively impact on New Zealand's building and construction sector as Building Information Modelling (BIM). BIM is the only improvement initiative that holds the promise of a 'giant leap forward' rather than just an incremental gain.
- 4. 4 Why BIM Link to source
- 5. 5 Why BIM The United Kingdom government anticipates a 20–30% reduction in the lifecycle cost of its public-sector assets by requiring the use of BIM In the United States, almost two-thirds (62%) of organisations using BIM to procure and manage assets report a greater return on their investment, a figure that rises to three-quarters (74%) of organisations in Europe 57% OF DESIGNERS STATE BIM REDUCES ERRORS DURING THE DESIGN PHASE Productivity gain is one of the major benefits of using BIM and is the top metric organisations expect to improve
- 6. 6 Who? DESIGNERS; CONTRACTORS; • Understand and de-risk the build • Beat deadlines • Coordination • Programming • Costing OWNERS; • Soft landings • Data handover • Future works • Asset information
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- 8. 8 Are you doing it right?
- 9. 9 BIM Brief Hire a BIM Consultant early Specify Uses of BIM − (be reasonable) Geometric Coordination Data Keys
- 10. 10 What are you trying to achieve here? Start at the end and work backwards Project goals – how can BIM help? − Design coordination only? − QS? − Construction efficiency? − As Built? − Operations? BIM Brief
- 11. 11 Appoint a 3rd party BIM manager If big brother sister is watching the coordination will happen. Don’t ask for a fully coordinated model. Other deliverables also independently verified. Geometric Coordination
- 12. 12 What are you going to use it for? Is “the model” the best place for it? How will you access it? How will you keep it up to date? Only ask for what you’ll use Data
- 13. 13 What is easy?
- 20. 20 “We resolved significant operational issues before construction even began. We will never do another project without Digital.” Adrian O’Hea Head of Global Engineering and Projects Roche Diagnostics Corporation
- 21. 21 Design Review
- 22. 22 Design Review
- 23. 23 Design Review
- 24. 24 AR is here!
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Editor's Notes
- Digital Engineering Service Line Leader, Buildings, NZ What does that even mean? NZ Leadership role – 3 location leads for project BIM Client engagement, internal engagement with project managers & engineers Cool toys Global development role, enabling standardisation automation and calculation
- Just the red bit
- Everybody says it works Where are the hard facts? BRANZ Research
- Green box 65% of contractors 57% of designers
- LTM Story
- How do you achieve this?
- There's a catch You can do anything well, or badly
- There's a few key things you need BIM consultant vs Structural Engineering
- No such thing as clash free (you cant afford it) Kitchenette story
- Equipment schedules – reasonable Commissioning data Maintenance data
- OK So what can we do?
- Web app Mobile app Revit addin This was a “no bim” project
- We can access the whole company All Aurecon All Hospitals?
- As BIM managers, we run automated model analytics We are not the only ones We are better, I hope
- That’s enough dashboards Standard software used on every project Micro like this
- Or zoom right out & get an overall picture Not new technology, this is a 3 year old image Architecture story
- Ah the obligatory VR slide Who has experienced VR? VR site walk picked up operational issues Saved so much money its now a requirement
- Model export VR is practically free Or you can pay extra for “marketing quality” This is a model export by our BIM manager End users Maintenance access Staff induction Fire egress
- More down to earth. We modelled the site, then went to site…. Scary
- We put the point cloud in VR too Wed tool plus intern = awesome Yes. We take the people out.
- Use MHU image First fix scanning to confirm as built model accuracy
- Installation contractor Maintenance staff QR code on the wall?
- A short read 38 pages 16 supporting documents Delivered by BAC in conjunction with industry. 4 months work by dedicated team Industry feedback Industry workshop – 21 attendees across industry (PM, Consultants, Contractors, Clients) Funded by BRANZ Support MBIE & BRANZ and endorsed by all the key industry organisations