Description
The international ISO 19650 series of standards define BIM with respect to exchange information requirements (EIR) and then the process of delivering against these requirements in a coordinated and collaborative way. This presentation will look at many aspects of this process starting with how to develop a robust EIR and then moving through the project timeline to ensure that information is developed accordingly through design, construction and then handover. Stephen will provide some live technology demonstrations with respect to developing a multi-discipline responsibility matrix, coordinating information in models and specifications and then transferring the key information into common data environments. Practical examples will be given within construction technology tools such as Autodesk Revit, NBS Chorus and Autodesk BIM 360. With each example, there will be references back to the original information requirements and how to deliver the data that meets the level of information need (LOIN). Alistair will put these workflows into context with project examples from award-winning projects delivered by the multidisciplinary design team at BDP.
Key Learnings
- Implement a standardised approach to construction project information
- Coordinate information in a collaborative environment
- Benefit from the ways BIM and emerging digital technologies are disrupting the construction industry
Speakers
- SHStephen HamilStephen first started working on NBS products in 1999 and has played a big part in the developments of products such as NBS Building, NBS Chorus and National BIM Library. He was the project lead for the development of the BIM Toolkit on behalf of the UK Government’s BIM Task Group. Prior to joining NBS, Stephen studied at Durham University. His first degree was in Structural Engineering followed by a PhD in the digital modelling of building structures.
- AKAlistair KellAlistair is principal at BDP with responsibilities for information, technology, and process. He is a registered architect and was previously an architect director in BDP’s Glasgow office responsible for the design and delivery of a number of significant retail developments throughout the UK. He has led BDP's technology strategy for the last 9 years with BDP now being recognised as leading BIM exponents in the UK and the first business globally to achieve BRE Level 2 Business Certification in 2014. He was also a member of the RIBA Plan of Work 2013 Review Group, providing comment as the ‘2013 Plan of Work’ was developed and also led BDP’s involvement in the BIM Toolkit, authoring the LoD standard and managing BDP's development of some 400 object definitions across 4 disciplines.
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