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The impact of BIM: An Architect’s Perspective

The impact of BIM: An Architect’s Perspective. About Stride Treglown. Formed in 1953 10th largest practice in the UK 76th largest practice in the world £14m turnover (2012) 80% retained clients Secured over 50 frameworks throughout the UK 245 members of staff

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The impact of BIM: An Architect’s Perspective

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  1. The impact of BIM: An Architect’s Perspective

  2. About Stride Treglown Formed in 1953 10th largest practice in the UK 76th largest practice in the world £14m turnover (2012) 80% retained clients Secured over 50 frameworks throughout the UK 245 members of staff Quality Assured to ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 Environmental Management and BS OHSAS 1800 accredited Investors in People and CHAS accredited We are a ‘Building Top 300’ company Southampton

  3. What is BIM?

  4. A collaborative process of virtual design, construction and management of buildings The use of BIM unites design phase; construction phase and post construction phases including facility management. It means understanding and controlling the data flow through these phases, ensuring leanness in its handling and therefore driving efficiency. If we make the construction process more efficient and eliminate uncertainties before construction, we can drive down cost BIM is ‘Building Information Modelling’

  5. 4D Time (Phasing/Sequencing) 5D Cost. (Measuring/Estimating) 6D Life Cycle. (Building Owner / FM) And the list goes on... 11D? More dimensions

  6. Level 1 Lonely BIM Level 2 Shared BIM Level 3 Integrated BIM Contractor Architect Structure M+E Architect Contractor Structure M+E Structure M+E Architect Contractor Levels of BIM Collaboration

  7. Why BIM?

  8. Reduce Operation Costs • Most of a buildings cost is in it’s operation • Design Construct Operate £1=£10=£100

  9. Why from the Government? Digital Leaders Inefficient Industry UK construction costs 20% more than Europe Singapore takes ½ hour to register a planning application All US projects have to be delivered in BIM Zero Change contracts now possible 2016 All Government projects to be Level 2 Shared BIM

  10. A shared knowledge resource to support decision-making Improved coordination Increased efficiency Better decisions Access to Information “A model should provide access to all graphic and non graphic information about a building, as an integrated resource”

  11. The Design Process 3D Virtual Design Use 2D Formation Construction

  12. More Output for Less Input

  13. "BIM is a 21st Century campfire - it gathers people together." BIM forces collaboration David Philp, Cabinet Office

  14. What are the challenges?

  15. A whole new world

  16. The process of change denial commitment resistance exploration

  17. New www.ribaplanofwork.com

  18. Sub-Structure

  19. Super-Structure

  20. Mechanical & Electrical

  21. Fit-out

  22. Shell

  23. We have this…

  24. … and hope for this…

  25. … to produce this

  26. But we get this…

  27. … and this…

  28. … and have to produce this.

  29. Twin tracking bim traditional bim

  30. Exemplar industry response?

  31. Furniture’s Light Bulb Moment

  32. Embedded data

  33. …driving 100 hits a day

  34. When are you having yours?

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