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Construction Project Management: Technology driven answers for schedule and budget savings

Construction Project Management: Technology driven answers for schedule and budget savings. OR How to take advantage of BIM. Peter Campot President, Berry, a division of Suffolk Kurt Rockstroh , AIA, ACHA President/CEO, Steffian Bradley Architects Stanley Hunter

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Construction Project Management: Technology driven answers for schedule and budget savings

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  1. Construction Project Management: Technology driven answers for schedule and budget savings

  2. OR How to take advantage of BIM

  3. Peter CampotPresident, Berry, a division of Suffolk Kurt Rockstroh, AIA, ACHA President/CEO, Steffian Bradley Architects Stanley Hunter Project Executive, Baystate Medical Center Hospital of the Future

  4. Baystate Medical Center • 638,000 SF clinical facility in Springfield, Massachusetts • New cardiac and vascular center with inpatient beds • Project is predominantly new construction with tie-ins to existing buildings.

  5. Baystate Medical Center • 55% complete • Completion date: October 1, 2011

  6. Project Timeline 2005: Master Plan design started by SBA 2006: Owner/Architect meet and decide not to draw in 3D because of the lack of robust MEP programs 2007: DON Submitted/Berry is onboard 2008: Start of construction - ongoing 2009: March 2009 model started November 2009 model completed • Revisited 3D drawing concept and advantages of BIM • Timing and scale of project was the perfect opportunity to start 3D

  7. Baystate video slide is here

  8. How has the use of BIM benefitted the Baystate project?

  9. BIM Benefits: Logistics & Scheduling 2D Logistics for Masonry Elevation for Masonry

  10. Foundations slide is here

  11. BIM Benefits: Equipment Coordination Side view of AHU Door Conflict

  12. BIM Benefits: Equipment Prefabrication Piping assembly for AHU

  13. BIM Benefits: Riser Prefab 80’ length pipe 80’ length pipe Shop drawing

  14. BIM Benefits: MEP Coordination Hanger coordination drawing Hangars in place

  15. BIM Benefits: Mock Up and User Coordination Section of OR Ceiling space before equipment selected

  16. BIM Benefits

  17. Avoiding the Mad Rush

  18. Coordination Phase Concurrent coordination by trades instead of sequential Estimated time savings of 2-3 months in coordination Clash Detection Sped process to identify, communicate and resolve conflicts Multiple trades coordinate simultaneously while checking conflicts between each other CM’s engineer stronger role in coordination between trades Early installation Expedited hanger and core installation using GPS systems along with BIM Increased off-site fabrication Pre-fabrication mechanical risers, PRV stations, HVAC and Plumbing mains, HW and Steam piping configurations Allowed “no-fly” zones for coordination to maintain space for: Access points for maintenance Equipment requirements in development, such as unistrut for booms and lifts Owner’s Viewpoint

  19. BIM Integration with Operations & Maintenance programs Space management database Preventative Maintenance program Life Safety survey for JCAHO O&M Manual incorporated into BIM Live as-builts incorporating submittals and as-builts into model as we go Inclusion of site photos into BIM before closing walls Provides in-wall details for future renovations & fit-outs Standard Specification for future projects Model ready for design process on next phases of fit-out Facilitate communication between designers and CM team in pre-construction Estimating, Options development and Scheduling Increase sped, accuracy for cost estimates and take-offs Quantify and model potential options and changes more accurately and quickly Scheduling using BIM Items We Are Working On

  20. Software Compatibility Conversion and input of files between software used by design, CM and Owner Which software will become industry standard? Major Fixed Clinical Equipment Import of BIM model of major fixed clinical equipment would expedite coordination between equipment, structure and MEPs Generally this information is not currently available Knowledge Varied level of use by design professionals and sub-contractors Engaged Participants We have had several brainstorming sessions on the capabilities and goals - people are engaged and willing to try ideas Lessons Learned

  21. Taking advantage of 6D

  22. 1.       Revit Model that includes the following: Architecturals that include all revisions Structurals that include all revisions MEP drawings that include all revisions Curtainwall system including all u-values used for energy analysis Room, door and finish schedules 2.       Navisworks 3D Model All major equipment tagged with the following data: a) Submittals b) O&M Manuals c) Commissioning sheet for each piece of equipment Proposed 6D Solution

  23. 3.   Traditional 2D as-built drawings 4. Complete electronic record that includes all project correspondence and communication including the following: All submittals All shop drawings All warranties All drawings Proposed 6D Solution

  24. Tagging Example

  25. Q & A

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