The document discusses emerging technologies in construction including 3D, 4D, 5D and 6D modeling. It shows diagrams of how different members of a construction project (architect, engineers, owner, etc.) interact and how their roles stand to benefit from these modeling technologies. Specifically, it notes that 4D modeling integrates 3D models with schedule data, 5D adds cost information, and 6D takes it further with facilities management integration. A chart at the end shows current real world usage of these technologies is still lowest for 4D and 5D applications despite their benefits for improved project controls and visualization.

1. Status
and
Perspec.ve
on
4D
and
5D
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

2. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
Design
Schedule
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

3. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
3D
Design
Schedule
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

4. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality 3D+
Design
Schedule
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
3D+
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

5. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
Design
Schedule 4D
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

6. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
Design
Schedule
Cost 5D
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

7. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
Design
Schedule
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
6D
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

8. Virtual
Construc.on...
Beyond
3D
Architect GC/CM
Program
Quality
Integrated
Design
Schedule 5D
Cost
Safety
Owner
Engineers
Opera:ons Subs
Performance
Maintenance
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

9. ...but
Why
Tie
All
This
to
a
3D
BIM?
❖ Qty’s,
Task
Dura:ons,
and
Costs
are
Derived,
Not
Contrived
❖ A
Change
in
One
Place
Updates
Everywhere
❖ Tighter
Project
Controls
and
Field
Integra:on
❖ Visual
Presenta:on
Equals
Rapid
Comprehension
in
Planning
and
in
the
Field
Courtesy
St. Joseph Health System
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10. Real
Usage
Today
100
75
50
25
ram sign e
og De nc tion
Pr ma ina ule st
0
rfor rd ch
ed Co
fet
y
Pe oo S Sa &M
C O
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11. Real
Usage
Today
100
75
50
25
ram sign e
og De nc tion
Pr ma ina ule st
0
rfor rd ch
ed Co
fet
y
Pe oo S Sa &M
C O
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

12. Real
Usage
Today
100
75
50
25
gram esign nc
e
Pr
o D ma t ion ovie
for ule ty’s
0
i na
er rd 4D M ched os
t
P oo S Q C fety
C Sa O &M
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

13. 100
75
50
25
gram esign nc
e
Pr
o D ma t ion ovie
for ule ty’s
0
i na
er rd 4D M ched os
t
P oo S Q C fety
C Sa O &M
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

14. Design-to-
Construction
Construction
-to-Owner
100
75
50
25
gram esign nc
e
Pr
o D ma t ion ovie
for ule ty’s
0
i na
er rd 4D M ched os
t
P oo S Q C fety
C Sa O &M
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

15. Design-­‐to-­‐Construc.on
❖ Data
fit
for
purpose
• Design
Intent
vs.
Means
and
Methods
❖ Level
of
Detail
• Model
Progression
Specifica:on
(AIA
E-­‐202)
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16. A
guess
as
to
where
we
are
headed
next...
100
75
50
25
gram esign nc
e
Pr
o D ma t ion ovie
for ule ty’s
0
i na
er rd 4D M ched os
t
P oo S Q C fety
C Sa O &M
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

17. Q
&
A
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