iBIM and Knowledge Management - the case for more intuitive Building Information Modelling - Presentation by Paul Coates, delivered at Be2camp NW, in Manchester, UK, on 15 June 2010.

1. iBIM and Knowledge Management Paul Coates s.p.coates@salford.ac.uk

2. The Roles of Architectural Practice Design Generation, UnderstandableOutput, Effective Project and Company Management

3. BIM is not Digital Design ? Digital Design BIM

4. What is BIM ? A language allowing interoperability A method of codifying knowledge A method of human machine interaction A solution to BLM A method applying parametric behaviors

5. New process of the 3d model generating the drawings

6. The Architects concept of BIM

7. Vision towards sustainable design via BIM and Lean Acoustic Analysis Lighting and heating Indoor Air Movement Innovative Solutions Solar Analysis Wind Testing Smoke Analysis

8. Development of design requires the generation of abstractions to provide insight and understanding

9. Costings Structural Procedural BIM Model Aesthetic Material Time Constraints Environmental Knowledge that can be learned from combining data is much greater than looking at data in a isolated way.

10. 1a) Why are we doing this ? The difference between CAD & 3D BIM

11. The Aim IFC Exchange

12. There are several universal Languages with limited uptake Esperanto IFC Exchange

13. Other BIM Authoring TOOLS DATA IFC 2.4 FM Cobie 2 ECO Gbxml agcxml aecxml STL Business Docs CAD / CAM

16. The Great BIM BOGOF

17. The Great BIM BOGOF Site management Specification BIM Model Costing Clash Eco RFID FM Visuals

18. The Great BIM BOGOF

19. } The Great BIM BOGOF Visuals BIM Model Clash Costing Site Operation Eco FM RFID Spec

20. The move from CAD to 3D BIM The Challenge of Innovation Effective Knowledge Transfer 3D BIM Operational Skill / Knowledge 2D CAD Ineffective Knowledge Transfer 3D BIM Continuous Improvement

21. What Stage are we aiming for ?

22. Library Development

23. What a 3d BIM model offers New Design Process support for iterative design process

24. BIM Is not IPD (It’s a part of it)

25. Building Information 3D BIM Graphical Data Model BIM Project Support Data

26. Management External Parties – Client , Contractor , other Disciplines External Organizations Architectural Practice Collaborative Tools /Procedures / Interface Multi- discipline Collaborative Zone Building Information Model Project Information Management Company Management / Control Systems

27. Management QMS KM CRM BIM PIM ERP BIM as the cornerstone of Architectural Practice

28. The Core Architectural Process QS Engineer Client Contractor End User PM

29. Connecting Explain Planner Building Control End User Architect Client The requirement for each party is different

30. ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION MODELLING TO ADDRESS LIMITATIONS OF BIM IN THE DESIGN PRACTICE Pieter Pauwels, Ruben Verstraeten, Ronald De Meyer, Jan Van Campenhout CIB-W102 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil, 17 – 19, June 2009 AIM Synthesis Model BIM Analysis Model

31. We need a BIM to include all of these things