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- 3. Select Clients & Customers
- 4. Lower Final Cost Shorter Delivery Schedule The Challenge Higher Final Product Quality Needs
- 5. Building Information Modeling Hunt Oil Headquarters Dallas, Texas MACRO BIM MICRO BIM
- 8. DProfiler
- 12. Project Examples
- 13. Master Planning Example Case Study Blending Macro BIM & Traditional Master Planning
- 19. Master Planning Example Communicate the Information
- 20. Master Planning Example 656a Library Expansion 50,000 $200.34 $10,017,075.28 656a Library Expansion 50,000 $200.34 $10,017,075.28
- 21. Healthcare Example Case Study Fast, accurate budget communicated clearly on a large project
- 23. Healthcare Example - % based skin estimate
- 24. Define Room Types that represent major costs for equipment and finishes Healthcare Example – Detailed space type estimate OR Classification Item Number Qty. Formula Floor Welded Sheet Vinyl Flooring Area S.F. Sheet Vinyl Integral Cove Perimeter L.F. Ceiling Gypsum Board Ceilings Area S.F. Paint Drywall Ceilings Area S.F. Walls 1 Layer of 5/8" Type "X" Gyp Board WallArea S.F. Lead Lined Gypsum Board 0 S.F. Tape & Bed WallArea S.F. Paint Drywall Partitions - Epoxy Paint Perimeter*9 S.F. Interior Door/Frame/Hardware - 6/0x7/0 w/ vision panels Each Opng. Paint Door & Frame Each Ea. Specialties Wall Protection, Corner Guards, stainless steel, 16 ga, 3-1/2" leg 4 L.F. R/F Sheilding (Braden Shielding or similar) WallArea/4 S.F. Other Uni-strut Medical Equipment Support Allowance Each All In-Wall Blocking - Upper Cabinets Perimeter/2 L.F. In-Wall Blocking - Base Cabinets Perimeter/2 L.F. In-Wall Blocking - Miscellaneous Perimeter/2 L.F. Solid Surface Vanity Top Perimeter/2 L.F. Cabinets, wall cabinets Perimeter/2 L.F. Cabinets, base cabinets, not including counter Perimeter/2 L.F.
- 25. Federal Building Modernization Example Case Study Determining the viability of a potential modernization project.
- 26. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project Major Project Parameters: - Develop a Macro Program of Requirements - Evaluate a consolidation of 5 lease spaces Objective: “To determine the viability of a potential modernization project.” Minor Project Parameters: - Energy Savings Performance Contract - Integration with Existing Cannon Design Study - Integration with First Impressions Project - Utilize Macro Level Building Information Modeling
- 27. REFERENCE KEY Washington Mon. US Capitol Building GSA NCR Air & Space HUD Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 5
- 28. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project Purpose: Explore a range of building strategies to support the customer’s mission
- 30. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project Results: Narrow alternatives to a recommended Preferred Alternative – which is feasible within the project scope, schedule, and budget – while achieving the customer’s objectives
- 31. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project HUD CAFM Data (CAD) Macro Departmental View (BIM) *From HUD CAFM
- 32. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project Stacking Plan (BIM) Housing Plan (Exploded Axo of BIM) Population Studies
- 33. Macro BIM – Phasing/Sequencing
- 34. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project Cost Modeling/Estimating
- 35. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project *From DProfiler BIM
- 36. Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project
- 37. Exploring Alternatives Design concepts incorporated into the BIM for Cost Estimating Atrium roof w/ glazing to allow light into the space. Explore the Curtainwall Concept *From Cannon Study *From Cannon Study *From Cannon Study *From DProfiler BIM Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project
- 38. Cost Evaluation of Design Concepts The cost model communicates design and estimating assumptions for better analysis! *From Cannon Study *From DProfiler BIM *From DProfiler BIM Robert C. Weaver Feasibility Project
- 39. Benefits
- 40. Faster/More Accurate Analysis of Alternatives
Notas do Editor
- We represent Beck Technology, a member of the Beck Group of companies You may have heard of the Beck Group, they are a 100 year old ENR top 50 GC based in Dallas TX Beck Technology was formed in the mid 1990’s and have been selling DProfiler since late 2006 DProfiler is an integrated modeling and cost estimating tool aimed at the earliest phases of a project enabling its users to make smarter, better, more informed decisions prior to an owner go/no go decision
- Many in our industry look at technology as the silver bullet. The solution to all our problems. I for one don’t believe this. Technology though is a tool that when used in the right way and at the right time can enable us to change our delivery models and potentially solve some of our issues. BIM is not a new technology however its impact on our industry is only now becoming mainstream. Simply put BIM enables us to design and build a virtual model of the building . It enables us to simulate different scenarios, it also enables us to make mistakes on the computer rather than in the field. Micro BIM – Is being heavily used by the design and construction communities to design, fabrictate and construct the built environment. In enables our practitioners to answer the question of How do we build the building Macro BIM – On the other hand is aimed at the front end of the project, to enable owners to answer a fundamentally different question, namely IF the concept meets all the owners needs. Think of Macro as a very quick model used to simulate the high level factors associated with a go no go decision
- Our software solution, DProfiler, is aimed at fostering communication at the beginning of the process. It is an integrated tool meaning that in a single application we can study the impact of change on cost, energy, the site, the schedule, the program, etc. Our intent is to enable value engineering at the front of the process. Value engineering is typically not done until after the Architect has provided a concept. By providing an integrated solution value engineering is integrated into the development of the concept. Since the technology is integrated it also enables multiple stakeholders from different departments to collaborate. Organizations like OBO(Overseas Bldg Operations, Dept of State) have great people, who provide lots of experience and knowledge, but often this is not used because they are not at the table when decisions are being made. The tool is based on establishing assumptions for elements in the graphical model. Costs are a by-product of these assumptions; modifying the assumption will impact the cost. The tool makes the assumptions visible to all stakeholders.
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