Level-2 BIM will be mandated in the UK in 2016. The document discusses how BIM can be used throughout a project timeline, including standards like PAS 1192 and classification systems to organize building information. It also outlines practical BIM tools within the specification, design, and coordination processes like template specifications, generic objects for design, and reports to check for broken links. Consideration of these tools can help provide information throughout a BIM project.

1. BIM through the project timeline
Dr Stephen Hamil
Director of Design and Innovation

2. Overview
Level-2 BIM
Digital plans of work
Practical tools within this process

3. About NBS

4. About me

5. A digital world
Music

6. A digital world
Books

7. A digital world
Movies

8. A digital world
Construction

9. A digital world

10. A digital world

13. Level-2 BIM

14. UK Government strategy
"This Government's four year strategy for BIM
implementation will change the dynamics and
behaviours of the construction supply chain,
unlocking new, more efficient and collaborative
ways of working. This whole sector adoption of
BIM will put us at the vanguard of a new digital
construction era and position the UK to become
the world leaders in BIM.“
Francis Maude
Minister for the Cabinet Office

15. UK Government strategy

16. UK Government strategy - standards
PAS 1192:2:2013 Production of co-ordinated design and construction (CAPEX) information,
PAS 1192:3:2014 Development of operational strategies and the effective transfer of data
into operations (OPEX)
BS 1192:4:2014 COBie - Data definition for information deliveries
BS 1192:5:2015 Data security
BIM Protocol A suite of BIM commercial and contractual advice documents and standard forms
Gov Soft Landings Policy and processes to ensure effective handover and Post Occupation
Effectiveness
Classification A structured and standardised information classification system
DPoW An industry standard method of describing geometric, requirements and data
deliveries at key stages of the project cycle

17. The BIM Toolkit Team
Steering teamCore teamClients

18. Digital Plans of Work

21. Stages of a project

27. Level of detail (LOD)

28. Level of information (LOI)

34. Classification

35. Complexes, entities, spaces,
locations and activities
10
Preparation
and repair
20
Administrative,
commercial and
protective
services
25
Cultural,
educational,
scientific and
information
30
Industrial
32
Water and
land
management
35
Medical, health,
welfare and
sanitary
40
Recreational
42
Sport and
activity
45
Residential
50
Waste
disposal
55
Piped supply
60
Heating,
cooling and
refrigeration
65
Ventilation
and air
conditioning
70
Electrical
power
generation
and
distribution
75
Communications,
security, safety
and protection
80
Transport
85
Operation
and
maintenance
90
Circulation
and storage
Larger scale items – arranged broadly by industry sector and function

36. Elements, functions
and systems
15
Preparatory
20
Structural
25
Wall and
barrier
30
Roof, floor and
paving
32
Damp-
proofing,
waterproofing
and plaster
finishing
35
Stair and ramp
37
Tunnel,
shaft, vessel
and tower
40
Signage,
fittings,
furnishings
and
equipment
45
Flora and
fauna
50
Waste
disposal
55
Piped supply
60
Heating,
cooling and
refrigeration
65
Ventilation
and air
conditioning
70
Electrical
power and
lighting
75
Communications,
security, safety
and protection
80
Transport
85
Process
engineering
90
Soft facility
management
Smaller scale items – arranged broadly by fabric and function

38. Classifying the types of space

39. Grouping similar spaces
together

44. Practical tools within this process

45. Practical tools within this process
A. Specification

46. Building specification
templates with associated
guidance

47. Develop the information
through the project timeline

49. Specify the performance of a
system

51. Specify the products that
make up a system

52. Specify the workmanship and
system completion

55. Specify products from
manufacturers

56. Not a traditional paper spec –
but a well structured data
model

57. Practical tools within this process
B. Design

58. Concept generic objects for
early stage design

59. Detailed generic objects for
developed design

60. Manufacturer objects with
embedded and linked
information

61. Practical tools within this process
C. Coordination

62. Linked to NBS project
specifications

63. Report on broken or missing
linkages

65. Summary

66. Summary
Level-2 BIM will be mandated in 2016
Information is required throughout a BIM project
Consider the practical tools within this process

67. www.theNBS.com/BIM
@theNBS
@StephenHamilNBS