BIM 4 UCLAN by @fairsnape
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The document discusses Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its potential benefits and impacts. It notes that BIM can enable enhanced collaboration, improved project understanding, more accurate cost management, virtual design and construction, better client engagement, and elimination of waste. However, fully realizing these benefits requires the right collaborative mindset, technical capabilities, and project approach. The document also speculates how BIM could change the construction industry in the future through augmented reality, virtual worlds, and improved building performance data.
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- 3. more than just an INFORMATION MODEL Martin Brown Fairsnape Improvement Strategist, Consultant and Advocate + Living Building Challenge UK Ambassador + Constructing Excellence Collaborative Working Champion + Chair Lancashire Construction Best Practice Club + Co-Founder BE2 martin brown fairsnape@gmail.com @fairsnape Blog www.fairsnape.com
- 8. Increased building and component complexity New (unnecessary?) complex building systems Increased process complexity Increased organisation complexity Complex production systems Ineffective production systems Factors :
- 9. Ineffective production systems … cause Waste: (MUDA) • Waiting - information, materials, etc. • Reworking • Moving • Work in progress • Over-production • Unnecessary processing • Transfer of materials (double-handling) • Products that do not meet requirement
- 11. Poor communications at the root of most construction problems?
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- 13. Photo by Vilseskogen martin brownPhoto by Vilseskogen martin brown
- 14. To produce the right product at the right time in the right quantity for the customer and to produce exactly what you need and nothing more… Taiichi Ohno, Toyota ‘Lean’ Thinking
- 15. HONDA "everything we do goes into everything we do"
- 16. martin brown @ fairsnape What is BIM? Building Information Model Building Information Modelling
- 17. martin brown @ fairsnape “the total, collaborative and virtual modelling of all aspects of a facility prior to construction, during construction and in use.” Martin Brown What is BIM?
- 18. "BIM use requires skills and a mindset that allow us to work productively and effectively in a collaborative setting" Randy Deutsch What is BIM?
- 19. martin brown @ fairsnape What is BIM?
- 20. Model What You Build Build What You Model Slide Source
- 21. Overlay Designer vs. Detailer Slide Source
- 23. Coordinating Rebar Around Steel Ongoing steel fabrication put on hold After 3 weeks of coordination and approval, fabrication resumed without schedule delay Slide Source
- 24. Tools BIM is NOT
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- 28. martin brown @ fairsnape BIM: a continuation of our collaborative working journey
- 29. martin brown @ fairsnape Building Down Barriers Understand Value Relationships Integrated Working Collaborative Costing Continuous Improvement People
- 33. martin brown @ fairsnape 3D BIM? 4D BIM? 5D BIM? 6D BIM? What is
- 34. BUILT ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT SUSTAINABILITY COLLABORATIVE WORKING VALUE t: @fairsnapemartin brown e: fairsnape@gmail.com
- 35. BUILT ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT SUSTAINABILITY COLLABORATIVE WORKING VALUE t: @fairsnapemartin brown e: fairsnape@gmail.com
- 36. BUILT ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT SUSTAINABILITY COLLABORATIVE WORKING VALUE t: @fairsnapemartin brown e: fairsnape@gmail.com
- 37. BUILT ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT SUSTAINABILITY COLLABORATIVE WORKING VALUE t: @fairsnapemartin brown e: fairsnape@gmail.com
- 38. How can BIM enable collaboration with everyone?
- 39. Comfortable with paperless projects, with sharing digitally
- 40. Comfortable with sharing and engaging across social media?
- 41. French politician Alexandre Ledru‐Rollin “There go my people I must find out where they are going so I can lead them.”
- 43. martin brown @ fairsnape Integrating BIM into existing process
- 45. martin brown @ fairsnape 1.Collaborative Mindset 2. Technical Capabilities 3. Maturity of the client 4. Procurement route 5. Programme v model detail BIM Constraints
- 46. Responses to BIM? Architect? Providers? Advocates? Government? Builders? Facilities Management? Service Engineers?
- 47. martin brown @ fairsnape 1. Enhanced collaboration 2. Improved project understanding 3. More accurate and efficient cost management 4. Virtual design and construction 5. Client engagement and relationships 6. Elimination of MUDA (waste and non-value adding activities) BIM Benefits
- 48. martin brown @ fairsnape 1. Enhanced collaboration 2. Improved project understanding 3. More accurate and efficient cost management 4. Virtual design and construction 5. Client engagement and relationships 6. Elimination of MUDA (waste and non-value adding activities) BIM Benefits
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- 51. Virtual Worlds, Games, Second Life "a social dimension to BIM?"
- 52. Aloft Hotels Designed and Tested in Second Life, Built in Real Life
- 54. Water Construction Pipe Lane BB7 2RE £1.6m 34 weeks CO2 46T/£100k AFR: 2.3 Waste: 6T/£100k performance safety maintenance BIM and Augmented Reality
- 55. martin brown @ fairsnape How COULD BIM change our industry? How WILL BIM change the built environment?
- 57. martin brown @ fairsnape references #BIM on twitter (#BIM4SME’s) BIM Task Group http://www.bimtaskgroup.org/ Blogs eg www.fairsnape.com ThinkBIM Events #TBim2013 BIM For Specialists Government Construction Strategy Be Valuable / Building Down Barriers Slideshare: eg http://www.slideshare.net/fspres
- 58. martin brown @ fairsnape Credits: Inspiration, Quotes, Images and Slides ‘borrowed’ from Randy Deutsch Nathan Wood DPR Rafael Sachs, Israel Institute of Technology Mark Stodgell, NW BIM Regional Hub IBEPartnership Paul Wilkinson
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- Kings cross designed through BIM ?
- Kings Cross designed by wizards, BIM enables us to go beyond …
- Complex buildings – how did we communicate this in 2D and schedules? Why we have so many errors?
- Fastes rate of construction – hasn’ t been beaten – WHY?
- 80 years later – whats the difference, why is the rate of construction so much slower, more costly?
- Root cause of all construction errors?
- Understanding lean helps us understand BIM
- Can we say this for construction – Honda 6 sigma = 99.8% Construction 65% ?
- Explain level one, two and three
- Concept that the thought process when building a model should be the same as if you were building it physically in the field. When we started drywall modeling, we quickly realized that having a young tech savvy engineer fresh out of school modeling drywall wasn’t adding much value to the field. Sure we built a wall that is clash free, but it wasn’t necessarily detailed in the way that is more efficient to be built. By brining in field foremen to learn how to model and bring their field experience into the model, we drove a10-15% increase in field efficiency.
- Actual v design – does it matter?
- Planning and avoiding clashes and problems before getting to site
- Easy take offs, easy construction, easy material ordering, easy checking
- All tools, either for authoring or co-ordination
- People 90%
- So the PAS is out – what the government
- Our simplified version Left 2d CAD – very much same workflows and methods as the traditional hand drawn world with a few layering and deletion benefits. I've spared you the old slide of the cut finger Level 1 BIM – is lonely BIM – using all the benefits of co-ordinated 3d CAD modelling but independently of others. The deliverables are the same 2d drawings and schedules but de-risked through co-ordination of plans sections and elevations and to some extend more efficient. Level 2 BIM – is collaborative BIM – the same as level 1 but more data rich and is defined by co-ordination between disciplines. There is also a new deliverable – COBie – see later. Level 3 BIM is Integrated BIM where the deliverable becomes the model itself and is utilised throughout the life of the building. At present Level 3 BIM is a pipedream, it is not even defined properly. Why the Government as mandated level 2 as being just right
- To help you on the journey to Level 2. Level 0 Paper based work gradually moving towards 2D CAD. E-mail came along. Took us 15 years to catch up with these new techniques . 95% of users used 2D CAD with little or no co-ordination benefit. Insular. Wasted resource in creating and re-creating information. Level 1 Level 1 saw the emergence of standards such as BS, CPIC and Avanti. Better information structure could be ased on these standardsand had the potential to remove error and reduce waste.
- One of the most powerful use is the virtual builds prior to real builds, and the ability for future end users to shape the build and facility. Aloft hotels here is a good case study.
- For architecture, visualisation of yet to be built projects, linking AR to BIM …
- For construction, visual search of construction performance, (waste, co2, safety, progress) For fm, mashing service routes onto webcam for safety and avoiding clashes