Unfold your potential

Dag van Facility Management – 26.03.15

Dr.ir. T. Vandenbergh

Uitdagingen bij de introductie van

BIM binnen een bedrijf

• BIM projects

• Attention points during BIM implementation

• Challenges and difficulties

• (Inter)national BIM initiatives

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BIM

Traditional

Manage Design Build Operate Time

Cost

Effort

Impact

“Build it digitally before physically”

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Traditional

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BIM projects

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Concrete and

reinforcement drawings

Keersluis, Heumen

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Assemble models

Keersluis, Heumen

Boorsma (Tekla)

Egemin (Autodesk Inventor)

BED (Autodesk Revit)

1 hour

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Clash detection

Manually (2 hours)

Keersluis, Heumen

Automatically (5 min)

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Project visualization Simandou (tender)

• 3D visualization during engineering

• Animation of construction stages

Jetty in Republic of Guinea

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Port Calais 2015

Project presentation

GIS data from public instances

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Quantities

Hotel Andermatt, Switzerland

Bill of Quantities

m³ concrete volume and m² formwork

8,9% under hand

calculation

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Nemo interconnector

Quantity Take Off

1150 tons of steel -> 1% error ≈ 20000€ vs model cost ≈ 3000€

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Grand Stade FFR

Quantity take off

Illustration of structural concept

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Project visualization and 4D

Extension Stadium RSC Anderlecht

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Coordination

Cleveland Clinic, Abu Dhabi

Coordination of trades through BIM Concrete, steel, MEP, architecture

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Coordination

Cleveland Clinic, Abu Dhabi

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Architectural

Model (AREP)

Facade Model

(Yuanda)

Concrete Model

(DDD)

Steel Model

(Eversendai)

MEP Model (ETA)

Coordinated Model

(Gehry Technologies)

Cleveland Clinic, Abu Dhabi

BIM organization

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WTP Dankutowa & Kumbukkana

• BIM organization and management

• BIM modeling of MEP installations and civil guides

• Trade coordination

• Production of design drawings

• Quantity take off

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Radartoren Neeltje Jans

• Trade coordination from conceptual till detailed design

• Preparation of building permit drawings

• Client presentation

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Radartoren Neeltje Jans

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Le Louvre Abu Dhabi • 4D simulations

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Fehmarnbelt Tunnel

• Project presentation

• Engineering Drawings

• Quantity Take Off

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AZ Sint-Maarten

4D simulation

First Belgian project with BIM requierments from the client

From day 1

• Cost control

• Collaboration between all involved parties bouwteam

• Central and unique information source during design,

construction and O&M

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Our BIM benefits

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‘Green’ BIM

BIM, sustainability and BESIX

L’outil BIM lors de l’évaluation BREEAM d’un projet

Université Catholique de Louvain, June 2012

IES

Autodesk Ecotect

Autodesk Project Vasari

Autodesk Green Building Studio

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BIM during hand over

Construction Field Management Software

• Consult latest drawings at any time and place

• Capture and manage handover remarks

locate, illustrate, assign, close

• Respect workflow

• Dashboard overview

• Reporting across business units

Time savings and increased quality

Integration with BIM models possible

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BIM during hand over Construction Field Management Software

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BIM during hand over

Push pins for issue location

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BIM during hand over

BIM 360 Field

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The Grand Egyptian Museum

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West border of Cairo near the pyramids of Giza

The Grand Egyptian Museum

Location

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The Grand Egyptian Museum

• galleries:92.600 m2

• conference center:40.700m2

• sec. spaces & buildings:34.000m2

• 195 000m² total building floor area

• 471 000m² total land area

• site works

• excavations 190 000 m³

• concrete 149 000 m³

• reinforcement 33 400 Ton

• formwork 620 000 m²

• steel structure 6 350 Ton

Period of work completion: 1200

calender days

Start: Feb 2012

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The Grand Egyptian Museum

Client : The Egyptian Ministry of Culture – Supreme Council of Antiquities -

Technical committee for Project Implementation of The Grand Egyptian

Museum Project

Bank: The Incorporated Administrative Agency – Japan International Cooperation

Agency (JICA)

Engineer : Hill International – EHAF JV

Architect: Henegan Pen Architects (IR)

Consultant structure : OVE Arup & Partners

Consultant MEP: Buro Happold

Contractor

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• Design of a limited parts of the project: Car park building, retaining walls, water tank, Glazed façade and translucent stone wall…

• Material Procurement

• Fabrication & Construction

• Fit Out and Furnishing

• Pre-commissioning, Mechanical Completion & Commissioning

Scope of Works

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Grid System

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Tender for GEM

5000 drawings one BIM model

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Understanding a complex structure

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Animated construction schedules

Animated schedule

(Navisworks) BIM model (Revit)

Schedule

(Primavera)

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Quantities

Traditional method (2 days)

Concrete curve

BIM (30min) and more accurate

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Project award

Contractual obligations

• BIM management

• Initial modeling based on design drawings

• On site trade coordination

• On site information extraction

(BOQ and monthly progress status)

• On site shop drawing production

• As-built model for facility management

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BIM Method Statement

• Project description

• Core collaboration team and roles

• Contractual requirements

• BIM phases and milestones

• Model division, LOD, coding system, naming convention…

• Authoring tools

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BIM Phases

BIM zone = civil zone

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Workflow

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Model division

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Organization chart

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BIM and TO

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Main Building

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Conference Center Museum

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Conference Centre

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Conference Centre

Architecture Model

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Total Clashes Resolved on Jan 8th 2013 = 8706

• Steel-Concrete: 200

• Architectural: 2907

• Architectural-Civil: 437

• MEP-MEP: 4686

• MEP-Civil: 476

Total Clashes detected on March 2nd 2013 = 29631

• Arc – Civil: 5050

• MEP-MEP: 24581

Coordination

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3D illustration of RFI’s

Coordination

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Conference Center – Ground

Floor

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Museum – Ground Floor

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Museum Zone – Ground Floor

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Museum - First Floor

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Museum - First Floor

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Model Coordination Clash Detection & Resolution

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Shop drawing production

BIM based almost 2x faster than CAD based

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Model based quantity extraction – 76% of BOQ items • 2 to 3 times faster • Structure: 101/453 • Architecture: 1305/1687 • MEP: 2986/3631

• forecast of quantities for value engineering • quantities for erection methods • quantities for procurement • quantities for monthly statements • visual support for internal/external meetings (e.g. location of security camera’s)

Further benefits

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(Inter)national BIM initiatives

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(Inter)national initiatives

ADEB-VBA BIM working group

common BIM framework – protocol with ORI and G30

and IFMA

BIM Innovation platform

Precompetitive cooperation among European companies by

exploitation of model-based project development and

execution

RevitGG

Development of Revit Standards

Building Smart

Driving open standards, tools and training in BIM for AEC

and FM

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• BIM advantages for contractors: cross trade coordination,

4D simulations, drawing extraction…

• Requierements for BIM in execution: legal liability of

designers, phasing, object coding, cost allocation…

• Who should be BIM manager?

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• Formalize information flow on traditional projects

• Map generic BIM deployment plan on each major

information exchange

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(Inter)national initiatives

May 31st 2012: BIM Strategy by the UK

Government

Supported by a BIM task Group

• become world leader in BIM

• 15-20% savings on the costs of capital projects

• Public construction projects will be BIM (Maturity

Level 2) by 2016

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(Inter)national initiatives

Rijksgebouwdienst (NL) = Government Building Agency

• Nov’ 2011: Rgd BIM norm imposed for all new DB(F)M(O) contracts

• Focus on BIM for O&M (all 3D objects, space functions and model

based documentation)

• As-built documents in CAD and IFC format

EU engagement

• BIM enables European construction companies to maintain their

presence globally and promote improved performance

• EU procurement Directive is reviewing BIM

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Challenges and difficulties

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Future challenges

• Enriching the BESIX library (CI/SfB classification system)

• Link with structural analysis

geometrical model vs. analytical model

mapping materials and profiles

• Bill of quantities

• Automatic clash detection and report

• Planning resources and cost (5D)

• BIM on site & Tablets (code bars…)

• BIM for Facility Management (equipment, room by room…)

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Implementation difficulties

• Enlarge the team ‘weakest’ link determines the result

more people (definition of competence levels and career paths)

more departments

more disciplines

more training (and equipment)

• How to share/receive models? Legal liability… Format, viewer, detail level, coordinate system, exchange

platform, intellectual property issues…

• Change in practice: construction knowledge earlier in the project

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Implementation difficulties

• Earlier involvement of subcontractors e.g. MEP First 3 to 6 months often in 2D since MEP, façade… come later in the

contract

• Difficulties to find subcontractors with BIM competences (temporary

situation?)

• Should the client impose BIM to us or should we impose BIM to the

client?

• Different contract type: Integrated Project Delivery? BIG room, metrics, contracts…

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Difficulties

• client requires BIM but PMC is unable to judge on performed work

• hard to recruit BIM staff

• even harder to recruit BIM staff with technical expertise

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Difficulties

• collaboration with rest of ‘traditional CAD’ technical office

BIM helps for highlighting clashes but does not solve them!

Coordination should be reviewed in models and not on drawings

Share information

• software limits: file size, number of shop drawings, complex

geometries…

• open standards are not (yet) perfectly reliable

• BIM is easy to blame!

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Attention points during BIM implementation

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Tools

Procceses

People

Do not only focus on software and hardware

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People

• Clear career path

• Permanent training at every level

• Train on ‘real’ projects and not on school examples

• Stimulate self learning

• Do not hesitate to train entire supply chain

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• Project: BIM protocol/deployment plan is essential.

Contractual/financial part is often forgotten

• Be opportunistic: commercial/visual applications are often the

entrance door

• Analyse before you optimize. Understand your environment and

adapt BIM to it. Tailor made BIM!

• Implement in steps

2D 3D 4D 5D

design dpt tender dpt planning dpt. construction site

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• Keep developments compatible BIM – Systems Engineering – Tablets

• Define BIM metrics – KPIs

mandays/drawing, m² modelled/manday, cost per clash, coordination cost…

• It’s a never ending story…

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Questions?

dr. ir. Thomas Vandenbergh

BESIX Engineering Department

Brussels, Belgium

tvandenbergh@besix.com

+32497274370

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