1. EMPA Forum 2015 Workshop 3 - Endeavour BIM (Building Information Modelling) (2nd Lesson) & Using Augmented Reality
February 2015

2. Housekeeping

3. BIM Awareness - Agenda BIM Refresher / Overview What is BIM? Why BIM?
BIM Maturity Levels & Dimensions Explained
BIM Protocols & Common Data Environment
Benefits of using BIM
BIM Tools – Interactive Session
3, 4 & 5D BIM Application “Vico/Rapid 5D”
Robotic Setting Out “Trimble”
Laser Scanning “Trimble”
Drones “Trimble”
Augmented Reality “Hobs Studio”
3D Printing “Hobs Studio”
10 Mins
40 Mins

4. Who here has worked in a BIM environment?
What is BIM?
Who here has worked in a BIM environment?

5. What Is BIM?
Process that runs through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset (Cradle to Grave)

6. What is Building Information Modelling?“
BIM is essentially value creating collaboration through the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the creation, collation and exchange of shared 3D models and intelligent, structured data attached to them.
BIM Government Task Group
BIM is not just 3D CAD
BIM is not just a piece of software
BIM is essentially value creating collaboration through the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the creation, collation and exchange of shared 3D models and intelligent, structured data attached to them.
BIM Government Task Group
BIM is not just 3D CAD
BIM is not just a piece of software “
Creating Collaboration
Through the entire life-cycle of an asset
Underpinned by the Creation, Collation & Exchange of Shared 3D Models

7. What is BIM - Summary
“BIM is a Culture, not just a 3D Model and not just software
or technology”
3D, 4D, 5D and 6D approach to developing and maintaining an asset
It is a rich information source containing geometric, visual, dimensional and process data
It runs through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset (Cradle to Grave)
BIM is a 2016 Government Requirement
It comprises an Integrated Common Data Environment to which all involved parties contribute – a ‘virtual version’ of the asset

8. Why BIM?

9. Why BIM? – Government Requirement
A report for the Government Construction Client Group
was produced in March 2011 as a strategy paper by the
Building Information Modelling (BIM) Working Party
They reported:
In May 2011 this became “Government Construction Strategy” stating that:
Government will require fully collaborative 3D BIM as a minimum by 2016 – i.e.. its contractors will be working at Level 2 or above

10. Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment
Government Mandate
Supporting
2025 Aspirations
Why BIM?
Lower Costs
33%
reduction in the initial cost of construction and the whole life cost of built assets
Lower Emissions
50%
Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment
Faster Delivery
50%
reduction in the overall time, from inception to completion, for newbuild and refurbished assets

11. Summary of BIM Maturity Levels & Dimensions

12. The Maturity Levels (3 Levels)
Managed CAD
‘Lonely BIM’
Fully Integrated Including Cost, Time & FM
Level 2
- Managed 3D environment
Level 1
- 2D/3D
Level 3
- One Model
Integrated
3D, 4D, 5D, 6D
Separate Discipline ‘BIM’ Models
2016 government target for all public projects
Federated BIM Model
Common Data Environment
COBie
Clash Detection
Common Data Environment
COBie

13. BIM – The Dimensions (6 Dimensions)
Integrated ‘Building Information Modelling’ System – Comprising :- 6D
Time
Model
Linking
Model /
Animation
Cost
Integration
Life
Cycle
Management
(FM)
Drawings
So in Summary:- 2D - Something with 2 dimensions (flat)
3D - Something seen in 3 dimensions e.g. width, length and height.
4D - Adding the aspect of Time to a project (phasing/sequencing)
5D - Adding the aspect of Cost to a project (cost estimating)
6D - The aspect of Life Cycle Management (owner/FM)

14. BIM Protocols & Common Data / Live Environment
Creating Collaboration
Integrated Common Data Environment
Runs through the full lifecycle of a customer’s asset

15. BIM – The Benefits (Across 3D, 4D, 5D & 6D)
Optimised Design, Cost & Programme Certainty
Ability to View the Virtual Asset (Leading To….)
Better Client, Stakeholder, Project Team, and Supply Chain Engagement
Better Outcomes Through Improved Project Collaboration
Greater Predictability
Faster Project Delivery - Promotes Efficiencies – Eliminates Clashes
Reduced Waste (Controlled Quantity Take Off / Pre-fabrication & Assembly)
Reduced Risk (Early Safety and Virtual Asset Reviews)
Right 1st Time
Provides an Asset Control Mechanism

16. Current MS BIM Projects
Beal High
School
Aon Building
Bellerive School
Manchester Victoria Station
Lamberth Town Hall
Marischal Square
Department of Engineering - University of Cambridge

17. Integrated BIM Application Utilised on Morgan Sindall Projects
Vico Office delivers an integrated BIM workflow for construction projects
3D, 4D, 5D & 6D

18. Other BIM Tools Adopted & Implemented On MS Projects
Robotic Setting Out
Laser Scanning
3D Printing & Augmented Reality
‘Drones’
Interactive Session

19. Robotic Setting Out
Laser Scanning
Drones

20. Augmented Reality & 3D Printing Interactive Session

21. Augmented Reality

22. 3D Printing
Utilised for Morgan Sindall Tenders

23. Q & A