9. Client Value Design Problem-Solving Form-Seeking Technology Building Information Modeling Project Information Management Process Integrated Project Delivery Lean Construction
14. Client Results Client Strategy “…a means to a means to an end” - Prof Peter Barrett, Salford University Project Delivery
15. High Design / Construct Integration O O C A A C T A Design Build A Design Bid Build High Client Interaction O Design Assist + O O O O A C P3 PFI A C C Client Interaction C A BIM Design Assist T GMP A C BIM T Novation IPD A Design / Construct Integration T
16. Integrated Project Delivery™ Design, Construction, Strategy If you’re just integrating design and construction, you’re missing the point Target Value Design (“Lean”) Not ‘design-to-budget’, but 'strategize-design-construct to budget’ Reward Outcomes, not Intent Relational Forms of Agreement
17. Essential Features of IPD Shared Objective Joint Project Management Early Participation Shared Risk & Reward Source - Howard W. Ashcraft, Jr.; Hanson Bridgett LLP
20. Then - ‘Form follows function’ sustainable design, LEED™ design-build, design-assist, pre-construction ‘silos’ of expertise, design vs construction Now - ‘Form is function’ living design, biomimicry Target Value Design, “Lean” collaborative iteration, design + construction Rethink “Design” Form-Solving™
21. Learn all tools + processes IPD, Lean Construction, BIM, MPS, PIM, Target Value Design, buildingSMART Select as appropriate Identify the single invariant Client’s Strategic Result Juggle multiple variables Function, Form, Budget, Schedule ISD, the Last Acronym You’ll Ever Need I.ntegrated S.trategic D.elivery
22. Thank you Sam Spata, AIA Architect, LEED® AP samspata@serafinobuilders.com
Editor's Notes
Why is this good for architects?Why is this bad for architects?Why are contractors ramping up and architects leveling off?Why are architects losing interest? Why aren’t architects capturing value?Aren’t we all supposed to be benefiting?How do we fix this?IPD? Shared incentives? New services for architects? (Don’t think letting others use the BIM model ‘has legs’.)Architects need to get re-engaged in the change they first led.Led from ground-up; Darwinism ‘writ large’.
Incentives must be related to ends, not means, if you want the client to pay for themThe BIM model is a meansThe delivered project is closes to the ends