BIM project execution

BIM Project ExecutionBIM Project Execution
Stephen AUStephen AU
Oct. 17, 2013
Lecture Class BRE398: Building Information Modeling
BRE398: Building Information Modeling

TopicsTopics
BIM Project Execution Plan
Project Organization Structurej g
BIM Data Model Structure
P j t I l t ti P & C i tiProject Implementation Process & Communication
Quality & Risk Management

Lecture Objectives and ResultsLecture Objectives and Results
Objectives
To understand how BIM project is implemented and its
challenges
Question
How to execute a successful BIM project?

BIM Business ModelBIM Business Model
lProperty Developer
Employ an independent BIM consultant to create the As-
Design As Construct and As Build BIM model for design &Design, As-Construct and As-Build BIM model for design &
construction verification
Architect / Structure / MEP ConsultantArchitect / Structure / MEP Consultant
Use in house BIM team to build the As-Design model for
design verification
Main Contractor / Specialised Sub-Contractor
Either employ an independent BIM consultant or by in house
BIM team to do the As-Construction BIM model to reduce the
construction errors and delivery time

BIM Benefits vs LeadershipBIM Benefits vs Leadership
Ref: http://changeagents.blogs.com/thinkspace/
e ttp //c a geage ts b ogs co /t space/

Objective of BIM Project Execution
Plan
To successfully implement Building Information Modelling
(BIM) on a project, the project team has to develop a
MBIM Project Execution Plan.
The BIM Project Execution Plan defines uses for BIM on
the building construction project from design,
engineering, construction to facility management, along
with a collaboration process for executing BIM on the
project.
The goal of the BIM Project Execution Plan is to manage
and control the quality of the BIM deliverables

BIM Project Execution Plan Blue PrintBIM Project Execution Plan Blue Print
Ref: http://changeagents.blogs.com/thinkspace/

Quality for BIM ProjectQuality for BIM Project
Q lit ti t ’ ( d) i t f lQuality means meeting customers’ (agreed) requirements, formal
and informal, at lowest cost, first time every time.
To success, we should understand the current and future customer
d h ld d dneeds, should meet customer requirements and strive to exceed
customer expectations.
We should create and maintain an internal environment in which
people can become fully involved in achieving the project’s
objectives. A desired result is achieved more efficiently when
activities and related resources are managed as a process.
So identifying, understanding and managing interrelated processes
as a system are required. Further continual improvement of the
overall performance should be a permanent objective of the
organization.

PDCAPDCA
PLAN l d f b dPLAN: Develop product specifications based on
customer needs. Develop performance measures and
the means to check themthe means to check them.
DO: Design the processes that will produce the
products and services Work the processes and collectproducts and services. Work the processes and collect
quality, service, and management data.
CHECK: Develop variances of actual performance toCHECK: Develop variances of actual performance to
plan and develop improvement initiatives to correct
deficiencies.
ACT: Implement the process improvement program and
incorporate new technologies as appropriate.

Project ScopeProject Scope
Type of building
Design briefingg g
Areas
Ti t d liTime to delivery
Budget
Stakeholders
…..…..

BIM Project MissionBIM Project Mission
D fi th j t t t t d if h thDefine the project statement and specify how the
implementation of BIM technologies and processes enhances
that performance of building construction project.
Project Mission Statement
e.g. To minimize the construction risk due to the 1st mega project buildingg g p j g
in China, that the developer project team has to collaborate with local
construction team.
BIM Enhancement Mission
F A d i BIM t t C t ti BIM ith ite.g. From As-design BIM propagate to Construction BIM with on site
engineer support

Project ObjectivesProject Objectives
BIM Goal
Measureable
Objective
Achieved If
(measurable KPI)
Projected
Timeframe
I i ibilit f d i f ll t k h ld P d hit t BIM Th d l i d b th M h 2010Improve visibility of design for all stakeholders Produce architecture BIM
model for DC and BP
submission
The model is approved by the
architect and developer
March 2010 –
January 2011
Prepare BIM model to be transferred between project stakeholders to
minimize duplication of effort
Conduct conflict resolution analysis during design to eliminate design
clashes, resulting in a well-coordinated model prior to construction
Utilize model for 3D Design Reviews to assist with equipment
clearances and owner design decisionsg
Conduct coordination review of key systems with construction
manager and specialty trade contractors during construction
Develop an accurate Record Model and As-Built Model to be used for
integration into facility management system(s) within the traditionalintegration into facility management system(s) within the traditional
standard of care provisions that govern the design and construction
of the project. Model should include and/or link all approved
submittals, shop drawings, O&M Manuals, building control drawings,
construction photos, inspection reports, and commissioning data as
required
Prepare accurate design documents and construction documents
derived from the model to establish basis of design within the
traditional standard of care provisions that govern the design of the
project

Purposes of the BIM ModelPurposes of the BIM Model
E bli h i l i i f i i l hi l dEstablish a single primary repository for critical architectural geometry and
information
Facilitate rapid design changes that are automatically reflected in the ancillary
ddocuments
Provide automatically coordinated drawings to the architects
Facilitate full 3D modeling of structure by the structural engineerg y g
Eliminate conflicts that typically arise with the integration of MEP
Allow automated reporting of certain quantities for the QS
Provide an easily accessible source of accurate information for tendering
Provide a constructionally accurate rendering model
Allow contractors to visualize construction sequencing and anticipate possibleAllow contractors to visualize construction sequencing and anticipate possible
delays
Become the basis for facilities management work after construction

Purposes of the BIM ModelPurposes of the BIM Model
B tt d i t l th h b tt t di ti &Better design control through better team coordination &
collaboration
Single database of integrated informationSingle database of integrated information
Project seen as process ecosystem
Risk reduction (lack of claims )
Reduction of Change Orders on site (lower rate on projects
for non-scope items)
C T ki (b i i d i h d iCost Tracking (better estimating during the design process –
quantities)
Better Coordination of 2D Drawings generated fromBetter Coordination of 2D Drawings generated from
resolved 3D Model
3D Information exchange with consultants and fabricators

BIM DeliverablesBIM Deliverables

Models, Content and Authoring ToolsModels, Content and Authoring Tools
Model Name Model Content Project Stage Authoring Tool
Architectural Massing
Model
Building massing studies with
indicative dimensions, area,
volume, location, and orientation.
Conceptual Design Autodesk® Revit® Architecture
Rhino
Catia V5 R20
Architectural Model As per Singapore BIM Guide
Appendix B.
Preliminary Design and
Detailed Design
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture
Catia V5 R20
Coordination Model Architectural, structural, and
MEP components of main
Detailed Design Autodesk® Navisworks Manage
Catia 3dxml viewer and 3D PDFp
building.
Civil Model
Structural Model
MEP Model
Curtain Wall
/ Facade
Interior Design
Construction Model
A B ilt M d l
As-Built Model

Analysis Services and Tools (1/2)Analysis Services and Tools (1/2)
Analysis Services Analysis Reports
Project
Stages
Analysis Tool
Design Review
Review design development / progress and require feedback based
Design
Autodesk® Revit®
Design Review
g p p g q
on design
Design
Architecture, Catia V5
Design Co-ordination
Determine and resolve major system design conflicts prior to
construction
Design
Autodesk® Navisworks
Manage, Catia 3dxml
viewer and 3D PDF
Energy
Conduct energy assessments for building design, inspect building
energy standard compatibility, and optimize proposed design to
reduce facility lifecycle costs
Planning
Design
Structural
Analyze model based on structural specifications Construction Autodesk® Revit®
Architecture Catia V5Architecture, Catia V5
Interference Checking
• A “hard” interference is where the geometry of the objects in
question actually overlaps
• A “soft” interference is where it is a predefined clearance
between objects that is in question
Design and
construction
Autodesk® Revit®
• A “programmed” interference is where the software being used
allows the user to pre-program variable interference
requirements based on a set of rules and object types.
Spatial Analysis
Assess design performance in regards to spatial requirements ie
analyse space and understand complexity of space standards and
Design and
construction
Autodesk® Navisworks
Manage Catia 3dxmlSpatial Analysis analyse space and understand complexity of space standards and
regulations.
construction Manage, Catia 3dxml
viewer and 3D PDF
Scheduling/4D
Linking 3D model elements with a construction programme enabling
real time visualisation of build sequence.
Autodesk® Revit®
Generate accurate quantity take-offs and cost estimates. Providing
Cost Analysis/5D
Generate accurate quantity take offs and cost estimates. Providing
‘what if’ analysis capabilities to assess modifications to design or
programme.

Analysis Services and Tools (2/2)Analysis Services and Tools (2/2)
Model Name Model Content Project Stage Authoring Tool
Daylight/Lighting
Analyze lighting systems based on design specifications Planning
Design
3D Animation
Use of visualisation technologies to develop high quality renders and
animations. Provide life-like experience and show the major building
equipment space clearance reservations
Design Cortona3D
equipment space clearance reservations.
Knowledge base
engineering
Analyze spatial program and requirements and accurately assess
design performance in regard to space standards and regulations
Planning
Design
Safety
Analyse the safety measure and risk potential on the site work
environment
Construction Cortona3D
Construction
Method Statement
Demonstrate the working sequences before the physical work start Construction Cortona3D
Site Analysis
Evaluate site to determine if site meets the required criteria
according to project requirements, technical factors and/or financial
factors
Planning
Integration of 3D models with Rapid Prototyping processes to create
Rapid Prototyping
Integration of 3D models with Rapid Prototyping processes to create
and test physical models under controlled conditions eg wind tunnel
testing.
Digital
M f t i
Considering opportunities for future fabrication, i.e. communicating
information in a format that enables prefabrication of objects directly
Manufacturing from a 3D model.

BIM Maturity ModelBIM Maturity Model
Ref: NBIMS CMM Chart (download the MS Excel file from http://bit ly/NBIMS)Ref: NBIMS CMM Chart (download the MS Excel file from http://bit.ly/NBIMS) -
See more at: http://www.bimthinkspace.com/2009/09/episode-12-bim-
performance-measurement.html#.dpuf

Project ScheduleProject Schedule
Th h d l t b t h d ith th d i t tiThe schedule must be matched with the design construction
master plan and be flexible.
W k d i ti
Design stage Construction stage
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 4 7 10 1 4 7 10 1 4 7 10 1 4 7 10 1 4 7 10 1 4 7 10
Modeling works
Underground
B2
Works description 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
B2
B1
G/F
1/F
2/F2/F
3/F
5/F
6/F
Tower 3-11 (high-rise building)Tower 3 11 (high rise building)
Tower L1-L9 (low-rise building)
Clash review and design review
Site co-ordination
As-built model

Resources PlanningResources Planning
Personal Productivity Unit (PPU)
Time to build one floor of XX sq. m BIM model for
structural design. Architect design, MEP design etc.
Time to output the deliverables to client (BT)p ( )
No. of Modeler (NM) required for a required floor
area for a specific discipline say: Structural Designarea for a specific discipline, say: Structural Design
is
NM = BT / PPUNM = BT / PPU

Participation PartiesParticipation Parties
Properties Owner
Architect
Structural Engineering
MEP C lt tMEP Consultants
Quantity Surveyor
Interior Design
Local Design Institute (for China Project)Local Design Institute (for China Project)
……

BIM Project Team Organization
Developer BIM Consultant
BIM Project Team Organization
Developer BIM Consultant
• Experience
C dibl
• Project Management
• Experience with
oject
gement
• Credible
• Co-ordination with MTECH
Team Project
Manager
Experience with
Industrial application
• Facilitates co-
ordination with Client
Team
Client Manager
Technical
Pro
Manag
Project
Manager
Technical
Manager /
Project
Leader
Key FunctionalTechnical
Architectural
3D Modeler
• Design errors
checking
• 3D Modeling
Design change updateKey Functional
RepsKey Functional
RepsKey Consultant
Reps
Technical
TeamTechnical
TeamClient Project
Team
ojectTeam
Structure 3D
Modeler
MEP 3D
Modeler
• Design change update
• Reporting
• Deliverables
demonstration
• Support of client
Pro
• Current project
knowledge
• Respected by peers
• Functional
• Respected by peers
• Empowered
I/T
Infrastructure
Support

Project Team StructureProject Team Structure
BIM Consultant
Client Manager
Owner Project
Director
Owner Project
Manager
BIM Project
Manager
Project Leaders
/Model Manager
BIM Methodology
& Process
Consultant Design consultants
Architect
Structure/Model Manager
Trainer
Structure
MEP
Local Design Institute
Other design consultants…
Design Team A
Modoler 1, Modoler 2
Modoler 5 , Modoler 6
BIM Team Leader Lead Designer A
TEAM A
Remark: The team can
be separated by building
zone and /or by
Design Team B
BIM Team Leader Lead Designer B
TEAM B
disciplines: arch,
structure, civil, HVAC,
drainage, electrical,
fire,….
Modoler 5 , Modoler 6

Project Team RelationshipProject Team Relationship
Architect
Developer
3D
Master
Main Constructor
InboxOutbox
ModelStructure Consultant
Structure sub-
contractor
•Participants
ibl f
MEP Consultant
Mullion sub-contractor
responsible for
providing geometry in
2D for BIM team to build
the BIM model
Other Consultants
BIM Consultants
Other sub-contractors

Role of BIM Support Team
Methodology & Process consultantProject Manager
Role of BIM Support Team
Methodology & Process consultant
• Technical analysis & development
• Define modeling methodology
• Best practices development
Project Manager
• External communication & management
• 3D modeling management
• Monitor overall process & deliverables
• Software training to the BIM modeler and
users
• Advanced training and technical support
• MTECH resource planning
BIM Modelers
Team Leader
• Project schedule / resource planning &
monitoring
• Architectural & structural design analysis
• BIM model creation by disciplines
• General Issue report
• Checking the model integrity
Architectural & structural design analysis
• Define & manage outputs of BIM e.g.
Quantitative export, Design co-ordination, etc.
• Daily technical support to Arch / Structural
modeling team
BIM Model co-ordinator
• Monitoring overall deliverables of modeling
team
Analysis of BIM modelmodeling team • Analysis of BIM model
• Quality control for the BIM Model
• Consolidate and release the Issue report to
client

Skill ManagementSkill Management
I di t j t t b ’ t BIM kill b li ti lIndicate project team members’ current BIM skills by listing personnel
type, number of employees of each type, and average skill level
Personnel Type No. of Staff Average BIM Skill / Knowledge Levely g g
Project Director 1 Novice
BIM Manager 1 Average
Project Leader 2 Average
Modeller 1 Expert in Revit
5 Expert in CATIA Architecture
Expert in CATIA MEP
Rendering Engineer 2 Expert in 3dsmax
E t i Vi t lExpert in Virtools
Expert in Dreamweaver
3D Simulation Engineer 2 Expert in Cortona3D

Software Resources PlanningSoftware Resources Planning
BIM Software
3D
2D
Rendering SoftwareRendering Software
Project Management Software
Data Management & Process control Software
MS Office
…..
2013/10/17MTECH..............Confidential

Hardware Resources PlanningHardware Resources Planning
Design Office
Graphic Workstationp
Printer
D t S d B kData Server and Backup
Network

Model and Database StructureModel and Database Structure
P j N i C iProject Naming Conventions
File Naming Conventions
Field 1_Field 2_Field 3_Field 4_Field 5.xxxx
Field 1: Project code, Field 2: Zone, Field 3: Trade, Field 4: Floor,
Field 5: Type of servicesField 5: Type of services
Example: ABC_POD_MEP_1F_VAC
Numbering Conventionsg
POD : Podium, TOW: Tower, FLR: Architectural, STR:
Structural, MUL: Curtain wall, MEP: E&M, VAC: Air
di i i d R f i i ELE El i l FSV Ficonditioning and Refrigeration, ELE: Electrical, FSV: Fire
services, PLM: Plumbing, DRN: Drainage, TG: Town Gas

Model StructureModel Structure
The success of a BIM enabled project delivery process is highly dependent upon the level atThe success of a BIM enabled project delivery process is highly dependent upon the level at
which the entire project team can communicate and work collaboratively for the duration of
the project.
For buildings with a large footprint or multiple floors, the project team may split the model into
l ( fl ) ith th di t dseveral zones (or floors) with the corresponding trades
All trades will be modeled at the correct elevation
All elements of the building must be represented in only one file and should be modeled by
their specific trade. (For example, the architectural model provided for 3D Coordinationp ( p , p
should not include any of the structural elements contained in the structural model. Lights should
be modeled by the electrical engineer, not the architect)
All 3D model files must strip extraneous 2D and/or 3D elements from the model before
submission for clash detectionsubmission for clash detection
The architectural ceilings should contain information of lights, diffuser, speaker, CCTV, etc. as
required by design. (For example, lights are to be centered on a grid with proper spacing)
All models should include separate 3D representations of required clearances and/or access
i f i li h l h d bl Threquirements for equipment access, light clearances, overhead cable tray access, etc. These
clearance/access models should be in a separate layer(s)/level(s) per each trade and labeled
as such

Model Element Requirements by
Discipline
S /C MOSITE/CIVIL MODEL
ARCHITECTURAL MODEL
STRUCTURAL MODEL
MEP MODEL
Mechanical Model
Electrical Model
Plumbing Model
Fire Protection Model
Drainage Model
etc

Level of DevelopmentLevel of Development
LOD 100 The model equivalent of conceptual design the model would consist of overallLOD 100 – The model equivalent of conceptual design, the model would consist of overall
building massing and the downstream users are authorized to perform whole building types of
analysis (volume, building orientation, cost per square foot, etc)
LOD 200 – Model that includes basic elements including windows walls and doors. This level of
d li i f i li ti d b i l i d i i il t th h ti d imodeling is for visualization and basic energy analysis and is similar to the schematic design
or design development. It consists of generalized systems or assemblies with approximate
quantities, size, shape, location, and orientation.
LOD 300 – Model elements are suitable for construction and are the equivalent of traditional
t ti d t d h d i Thi d l l l ld b it bl f l i dconstruction documents and shop drawings. This model level would be suitable for analysis and
simulation of detailed elements and systems.
LOD 400 – Model level of development considered suitable for fabrication and assembly. This
model will include all as-constructed details for the CLIENT’s use to manage the facility. This is
h i l f b il d i i h di i l ithe equivalent of as-built drawings in the traditional construction process.
LOD 500 – The final level of detail represents the project as it has been constructed including
property assets itemized with key parameters required by the CLIENT added to the model. All
as-built record drawings and documentation at the time of turnover must be provided in the
CAD f l f El l d d h d l b d l d b h h 2D d 3DCAD native file format. Elements included in the model must be detailed in both the 2D and 3D
documentation for CLIENT use. Elements must be clearly marked or tagged and visual in both
the 2D and 3D documentation.

Example of LODExample of LOD
Structure beam, column, slab and staircase Curtain wall/window wall
Chilled water pump and valveFan coil unit, air duct and chilled water pipe

Best Practice DevelopmentBest Practice Development
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f d l / f l f l d lDefining model / file organization for large model
assembly
S d di i d li h d l f h / &Standardizing modeling methodology of arch / stru. &
MEP modeling
Predefined modeling procedure and skill set > ensurePredefined modeling procedure and skill set -> ensure
stability and quality of model assembly
Building up feature / knowledge driven modeling /Building up feature / knowledge driven modeling /
catalog for reuse
Structural (beams, columns)( , )
Architectural (doors, staircase, etc)
MEP (VAV boxs, sprinklers)

Co-ordination of BIM to Design
Process
3D d l t d i
Revise in
Design
3D model acts as design
verification tools for
issued 2D drawing
I f d
Design consultants
next design DesignInformation extracted
from 3D model
feedbacks to improve
d i d l t
Design
drawings
Developer
Logging /
Issue
design development
Developer forms the
central point of co-
di i d i
drawings
Reportordination and monitors
& manages the
distribution / transfer of
design information BIM Modeling team
BIM model
design information

Collaboration: Conceptual ViewCollaboration: Conceptual View
Project Manager
Architect
Work
Model
Wo
MEP
orkSubmis
Work
BIM Master
Model
sions
Work
ModelQS
Issued
Master
Archive
Master
Update
Structural
Work
Model
Master
Model
Model
Review &
Approval
QS
Work
3D Coordinator
Inbox
Architect
Approval Work
Model

Operation FlowOperation Flow
BIM Model & Reportsode & epo s
OwnerArchitect
Structural Eng.
Subm
MEP Eng.
itDraw
BIM
Team
Others wings
MTECH
ENGINEERING CO LTD - Page

Project Design Phasing
Master Layout Plan Submission Drawing
Design consultants BIM Modeling Team
Project Design Phasing
Individual Building Submission
y
Drawing
Extended Preliminary Design Submission
Drawing
Arch. dwg. Structural dwg. MEP dwg.
BIM
ModelingModeling
Construction Drawing Submission
Drawing
g
Tendering
1st Issue BIM Model
Consent & Construction
Nth Issue BIM Model

Typical BIM Modeling Workflow
Input of architectural
/ structural / MEP dwg.
Typical BIM Modeling Workflow
Drawing analysis and
define modeling content
Revised design
Define modeling methodology
(to comply output requirement of BIM)
Design co-ordination
Modeling schedule / resource planning
/ task assignment to modeling team
M d li / i d d li
Issue report to
Inform consultant
Modeling / revised modeling
of BIM Identify
modeling errors
Identify
design errors
Developer /
Consultants
Review and check BIM Model
Define scope / process of BIM output with consultants
design errors
e.g. quantity & attribute take-off, 2D drawing production
Export BIM relevant information

Coordination and Conflict ResolutionCoordination and Conflict Resolution
When conflicts are discovered in the model,
regardless of project phase or LOD, the discovering
party shall promptly notify the Model Element
Author. Upon notification, the Model Element Author
shall act promptly to mitigate the conflict. All
project stakeholders and responsible parties must
post their models to the designated shared server
on a weekly basis as specified.y p

Design Collaboration (1/3)Design Collaboration (1/3)
Design error checking by clash detection among building components
Cl h
Arch. dwg.
Clash
detect
Structural dwg.
MEP dwg.
Clash detection and reporting
3D
2D dwg
modeling
Modeler CATIA V5 BIM
2D dwg.
cleaning

3D Co-ordinated M&E Model3D Co ordinated M&E Model
Direct and automatic detection of design errorDirect and automatic detection of design errorDirect and automatic detection of design errorDirect and automatic detection of design error

Design review discussing design revision and revised modeling
Design revision is followed to eliminateDesign revision is followed to eliminate
detected errors in CATIA V5 BIM
Design review and collaboration amongDesign review and collaboration among
architect, structural engineer and MEP
engineer
Design & 3D
Modeling
Design Co-ordinate
ti
Revised 3D
d li
Simplified workflow of design collaboration
Modeling error
checking
meeting modeling

D t t d t l hi d t d i t IDetected system clashing documented into Issue
Report by XML or PDF format for releasing
purposepurpose
Summary of detected clashes Detail report of detected clashes

Issue ReportIssue Report
Report of design errors was logged and meetings
h ld li / d i l /were held among clients / design consultants /
support team for design revision

Co-ordination Meeting ProceduresCo ordination Meeting Procedures
MEETING TYPE PROJECT STAGE FREQUENCY PARTICIPANTS LOCATION
BIM Requirements
Kick-off
Planning Once
Client
BIM Management Staff
C lt t T
TBD
Kick off
Consultant Team
BIM Plan Review ALL Monthly
Client
BIM Management Staff
Consultant Team
TBD
D i D t
3D Design
Coordination
Design Documents
Construction
Documents
Bi-weekly
BIM Project Manager
Consultant Team
TBD
M h i l S
Design Documents
Client
BIM P j t MMechanical Space
Review
Design Documents
Construction
Documents
TBD
BIM Project Manager
Consultant Team
Construction Team
TBD
Model
C i i i
Construction
D t 75% TBD BIM M t St ff TBDCommissioning
Checks
Documents, 75%
Submittal Approval
TBD BIM Management Staff TBD
3D Construction
Coordination
Construction Weekly
BIM Project Manager
Construction Team
TBD

BIM Model PresentationBIM Model Presentation
Th h ti ftThrough native software
By CAD native Viewer
B 3rd P t ViBy 3rd Party Viewers
3D Adobe
http://get.adobe.com/reader/http://get.adobe.com/reader/
VRML
http://www.cortona3d.com/corto
na3d viewersna3d-viewers
3DXML
http//www.3ds.com/products-
/ / / /services/3dvia/3d-xml/1/
…..

Selection of 3D ViewerSelection of 3D Viewer
Data compatibility
Functions
Model Size
Contents
3D View
Navigation
Supporting Platform
PCNavigation
Sectioning
Animation
PC
Web
M bil d iAnimation
Measurement
Mobile devices
Security
View capture
Rendering

2D dwg, 3D model to CSD and CBW process
2D drawing
(Arch, Struct and
E&M)
Simplified 2D
drawing
Build 3D model
(Arch, Struct &
E&M)
Clash detection
Clash and Issue
Report
Co-ordinated with
Main Contractor/
Sub-contractor
CBW dwg.
Services
adjustmentadjustment
CSD dwg.
Confirmed by
Sub-contractor

As-Design BIM Implementation
Process
P j
er
Project
Mission
Owne
RequirementsRequirements
BIM
standard Nomination
BIMTeam
standard
&
Guidelines
Nomination
Guidelines
BIM
Approval
Provide Provide
Approv
al
DesignB
BIM
Execution
Plan
BIM
Deliverables
Provide
Issue
Reports
Provide
program
and space
validation
reportBIM Quality
As-
Management
Plan

As-Construction BIM Implementation
ProcessOwner
Approve
BEP
Approval
Osign
am
BIM
BIM COBi
As-Des
BIMTea
Execution
PLan
BIM
Deliverable
COBie
Data
ruction
eam
BIM
Execution
PLan
BIM
Deliverable
COBie
Data
Provide
scheduling
& phasing
models
Operations
Planning
Set
Provide
cost
estimate
As-Const
BIMTe
models
Coordination
with Design
Team &
Owner
Provide
issue
reports
Beneficial
Occupancy
Set
Provide
issue
reports
A
Owner

As-Build BIM Implementation
Process
Ensure no
er
Identify
major
equipment
Identify
required
fields
Ensure no
errors or
omissions
Owne
Coordinate
fields,
Equipments,
documentation
Validate
data
Popula
te
data in
fields
Design
Team
Owner as
fields
Update
Add
field
As-D
BIMtion
am
Validate
field data
Validate
field data
Owner as-
build data
deliverable
data
from
approved
submittals
data
when
installe
d
As-
Construct
BIMTea
Add
performanc
e data from
C
Validated
field data
Validate
fields,
equipments
Validate
data
missioning
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Communication ProceduresCommunication Procedures
El i C i i dElectronic Communication procedures
Communication protocol should be established between all
project team members to ensure smooth collaborationproject team members to ensure smooth collaboration.
Electronic communication between stakeholders can be
created, uploaded, sent out and archived through the, p , g
project management system.
Copies of all the project related communication should be
d f f k d f fsaved for safekeeping and future reference.
Document management (file folder structure, permissions and
access folder maintenance folder notifications file namingaccess, folder maintenance, folder notifications, file naming
convention, etc.) should also be resolved and set up at the
earliest possible time.

File Transfer ProtocolFile Transfer Protocol
A l k f F l T f P l (FTP)An electronic workspace of File Transfer Protocol (FTP) or
Asset Lifecycle Management system (ALM) will be
established for the purpose of efficient and timely transferestablished for the purpose of efficient and timely transfer
of model and database files.
This workspace will provide a collaborative location where
the current contract BIM files, coordination files, and fully
coordinated submittal files will reside.
h M d b d bEach BIM coordination team member stores and obtains
data from this location. Project team members are to upload
updated copies of their files, provide notification, and toupdated copies of their files, provide notification, and to
make collaboration comments and annotations as often as
necessary to maintain project schedule.

Communication ProceduresCommunication Procedures
M i C i i P dMeeting Communication Procedures
A schedule for initial delivery of each model to the BIM
P j M d h d l f d i hProject Manager, and a schedule for updating each
model after the coordination session.
Procedure and protocol for the submission andProcedure and protocol for the submission and
approval of the model including electronic stamping.
IT-related issues: file format to be used file-namingIT related issues: file format to be used, file naming
and object-naming conventions, file structure, software
used, and interoperability of applications.
Coordination and scheduling of conflict detection and
resolution procedure.

Network File StructureNetwork File Structure

Ftp Server Submission & Approval
Process
Architect
Architect
Work
Model
5. Review model
with Architect
3. Checks email
2. Email for
notification of
Structural
3D Coordinator
8. Update status –
Updated in current model
notification of
upload the BIM
model
Structural
Work
Model
1 C fil t f ld
7. Update files to
Current Model
Mail Inbox
MEP
Work
Model ftpbimtransferinbox
1. Copy files to folder
ft bi k 3d
Model ftpbimtransferinbox ftpbimworkspace3d

Information ExchangesInformation Exchanges
The project team should document the information
exchanges created as part of the planning process
when creating the BIM Plan.
The level of development (LOD) for each modelp ( )
element is based on the model content criteria. The
LOD will assist in determining the level ofLOD will assist in determining the level of
involvement for each project stakeholder from
project conception through project turnover.project conception through project turnover.

Data Exchange for Different PurposesData Exchange for Different Purposes

Data Propagation in the ProjectData Propagation in the Project

Data Exchange in Between
Applications

Data Exchange in Between SoftwaresData Exchange in Between Softwares

Standard Data Exchange Format for
CAD
IGES
STEP XMLIGES
DXF
XML
STL
DWG DXF STL
VRMLIFC
+ CAD Native Format Direct Interface

BIM Data Exchange - IFCBIM Data Exchange IFC
IFC stands for Industry Foundation Class
IFC is an international standard - ISO16739
IFC is authored / maintained by buildingSMART,
formerly known as the International Alliance forformerly known as the International Alliance for
Interoperability (AIA)
b ildi SMART UK i b th B ildi R hbuildingSMART UK is run by the Building Research
Establishment (BRE)

COBie DefinitionCOBie Definition
Construction Operations Building Information
Exchange (COBie) is a data format for the
publication of a subset of building model
information focused on delivering building
information not geometric modeling. It is closely
associated with building information modeling (BIM)
approaches to design, construction and
management of built assets.g

IFC vs COBieIFC vs COBie
A BIM with just the A full BIM contains all
f th t tiinformation from
the CAD model
of the construction
information about the
building
building

COBie (Construction Operations
Building Information Exchange)
Ideal World

COBie exchange to IFCCOBie exchange to IFC
M MThe xBIM Toolkit can allow a user to create a BIM
model in IFC format. xBIM performs validation on
th BIM d l d th t th l tthe BIM model, and then exports the relevant
information into COBie format.
Si COBi i i d h (h d bl )Since COBie is in a spreadsheet (human-readable)
format, a user can easily update the COBie file.
A d d COB h d b k hAn updated COBie is then imported back with
changes propagating to the IFC BIM model, and
b tl th IFC fil l b i t d i tsubsequently the IFC file can also be imported into
any proprietary software such as Autodesk Revit.

Real worldReal worldReal worldReal world
We cannot avoid data lostWe cannot avoid data lost
for CAD data exchange infor CAD data exchange in
between different software !between different software !between different software !between different software !
Even within the same software…..

Model Delivery/ Exchange schedule
for Submission and Approval
INFORMATION
EXCHANGE
FILE
SENDER
FILE
RECEIVER
FREQUENCY
START
DATE
MODEL
FILE
MODEL
SOFTWARE
Native File
Type
File
EXCHANGE
TYPE
Design
A thoring
BIM PM
Consultant
Team
Monthly TBD
Revit
Catia
Revit
Catia
RVT
CATIA
Prod ct
Nwd
3dxml
pdfAuthoring –
3D Design
Coordination
Product pdf
Design –
Construction
BIM PM
Consultant
Team
Bi-weekly TBD
Revit
Catia
Revit
Catia
RVT
CATIA
Nwd
3dxml
Construction Team Catia Catia
Product pdf
Construction
Document for
Bidding
Client
Consultant
BIM PM TBD TBD
Revit
Catia
Revit
Catia
RVT
CATIA
Product
Nwd
3dxml
pdf
BIM PM
Consultant
T W kl TBD
Revit Revit
RVT
CATIA
Nwd
3d l
3D
Construction
Coordination
BIM PM Team
Sub-contractor
Weekly TBD
Revit
Catia
Revit
Catia
CATIA
Product
3dxml
pdf
3D Si l ti3D Simulation
for
Construction
Sequences
BIM PM
Main
Contractor
Sub-contractor
TBD TBD
Cortona
Delmia
Cortona
Delmia
VMP
HTM
WRL
Construction

Quality ChallengesQuality Challenges

Quality ManagementQuality Management
I d t d l lit i j t h t lIn order to assure model quality in every project phase, control
procedures need to be set in place.
Each of the models created during project progression and
d l d b l d d d ldevelopment needs to be pre-planned considering model content,
level of detail, format and responsible party for updates, quality
and distribution of the model to all the parties involved in the
di ti ff tcoordination efforts.
Each of the parties contributing to the BIM model should have a
responsible person or Model Manager to handle the model.
Model Managers, as part of the core BIM team, are in charge of
participating in design reviews and coordination sessions along with
taking care of all the issues that might arise with keeping the model
updated, accurate and comprehensive.

Quality Control ChecksQuality Control Checks
CHECKS DEFINITION
Vi l h k
Ensure there are no unintended model components and the
Visual check
Ensure there are no unintended model components and the
design intent has been followed
Interference
check
Detect problems in the model where two building
components are clashing including soft and hardcheck components are clashing including soft and hard
Section check
Cut section to compare with the 2D drawing and take
measurement for critical areas
Standard check
Ensure that the BIM and AEC Standard have been followed
(fonts, dimensions, line styles, levels/layers, color, etc)
Model integrity
check
Describe the QC validation process used to ensure that the
Project Facility Data set has no undefined, incorrectly defined
or duplicated elements and the reporting process on non-
compliant elements and corrective action plans
Random check
Checking any missing, un-reasonable and clash matter thro’
the model
t e ode

Quality Checking Work FlowQuality Checking Work Flow
Drawing received Modeling Deliverable c/w model
reference list
Alignment
checking
Drawing checking by
Alva/Max/Jerome
Model checking  by
Alva/Max/Jerome Visual
checking
Check
Clash
analysis
checkingDrawing
vesion
i
Error
Model inter‐cross checking
by Alva/Max/Jerome
Reference
drawing
checking
Visual
checking
comparsion
Sectioning
checking
Check
Sectioning
checking
Error
Model checking  by Alva
Check
checking
Reference
drawing
checking
Error
Model checking  by Brian
Visual
checking
Error
Check

Risk ManagementRisk Management
Th BIM d l t l t th d liThe BIM modelers cannot complete the modeling on
time
Client’s project manager doesn’t buy inClient s project manager doesn t buy in
Design changes frequently
Members change from the project teamsMembers change from the project teams
No commitment from the consultants
Design drawings are delayedDesign drawings are delayed
H5N1
Software bugs and blockedSoftware bugs and blocked
Project stopped by Owner

Contingency PlanContingency Plan
Th BIM d l t N it t f thThe BIM modelers cannot
complete the modeling on
time
T t d t
No commitment from the
project manager and
consultants
M ti ti d f i dlTop management needs to
give a hand
Notice in advance
Motivation and friendly
communication
Highlight the values of BIM
Members change from the
project team
Back up resources
H5N1
Schedule extension
Home office
Ask additional resources for
re-training
Design drawings are delayed
Software bugs and blocked
Work around methods
P j d b O
g g y
or design change frequently
Ask for extension
Project stopped by Owners
Ensure committed deliverables

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