Future of Design: Architecture and Digital Fabrication BIM Management & Real-time Collaboration Patrick Hill AEC Technical Services Manager, TPM [email protected] Dan Warren AEC Application Engineer, TPM [email protected]
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Future of Design:
Architecture and Digital Fabrication
BIM Management & Real-time
Collaboration
Patrick HillAEC Technical Services Manager, [email protected]
Dan WarrenAEC Application Engineer, [email protected]
Future of Design:
Architecture and Digital Fabrication
AIA CES
Credit(s) earned on completion of this course will be
reported to AIA CES for AIA members.
This course is registered with AIA CES for continuing
professional education. As such, it does not include
content that may be deemed or construed to be an
approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material
of construction or any method or manner of handling,
using, distributing, or dealing in any material or
product.
Trends in Collaborative Design
The AEC industry has shifted to a BIM centric project delivery
workflow changing the way we design, communicate and deliver
buildings.
Model based design allows design teams and construction teams
to evaluate design and constructability issues that traditional
methods could not allow.
How to leverage that ability with the design team and other
members in near real time is now possible.
© 2016 Autodesk
Disconnection, disruption and uncertainty
Design Process Changes.
Not a “New” AutoCAD®
Model Based
Democratic Management Process
Develop the Model
Document the Model
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOKConceptual
Design
Detailed
Design ConstructionMaintenance
and Operations
Effe
ct
/ C
ost /
Effo
rt
Construction
Documentation
Traditional Lifecycle: Limitations
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design Construction Operation
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOK
Ability to impact cost and performance
1
1
Construction
Documentation
Effe
ct
/ C
ost/ E
ffo
rtTraditional Lifecycle: Limitations
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOK
Ability to impact cost and performance
1
1 2
Cost of design
changes2
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design Construction OperationConstruction
Documentation
Effe
ct
/ C
ost /
Effo
rtTraditional Lifecycle: Limitations
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOK
Ability to impact cost and performance
1
1 2
Cost of design
changes2
3
Design with
traditional
workflow
3
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design Construction OperationConstruction
Documentation
Effe
ct
/ C
ost /
Effo
rtTraditional Lifecycle: Limitations
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOK
Ability to impact cost and performance
1
1 2
Cost of design
changes2
3
Drafting-centric
design3
4
Model-centric
design
4
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design Construction OperationConstruction
Documentation
Effe
ct
/ C
ost /
Effo
rtMoving Toward a Model-centric Design Approach
Ability to impact cost and performance
1
1 2
Cost of design
changes2
3
Drafting-centric
design3
4
Model-centric
design
4
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design Construction Operation
Effe
ct
/ C
ost /
Effo
rtMoving Toward a Model-centric Design Approach
Graphic
originated by
Patrick
MacLeamy,
AIA/HOKConstruction
Documentation
Why Consider BIM Collaboration? The Reality
Building Projects Are Complex
Inefficient Model Sharing
Infrastructures
Disconnected Communication
© 2014 Autodesk Confidential
Product Demonstration
MODEL CENTRIC WORKFLOW SOLUTIONS
Construction Execution Commissioning/HandoverPre-construction
Glue Layout
Field
Plan
Building Ops
Docs
Design and Engineering
Team
Transition to Business Challenges for Model
Based Design
BIM execution plan
LOD
Business Development
Possible new roles or changed roles
Reevaluate your success metrics
Determine LOD and BIM Execution plan:
Contract requirements for LOD:
LOD downstream for construction and change orders.
http://bimforum.org/lod/
BIM execution plan
Defines the way and how of using Revit on a project
LOD, version, standards, naming conventions, uploads
“ownership” of objects if working with Structure and MEP, etc….
Possible new Role within the company
BIM Manager
Company wide/per project?
Review model
Content creation/Management
Coordination with other disciplines
Create contract specific data
Product you already own
Current Solutions
Business Development:
What is BIM?
How does it Benefit the Client
Construction
Clashes
Change orders
Metrics
Questions?
Further discussion?
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