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1 buildingsmart dagen, 26. november 2015 DTU, Kemitorvet, Bygning 210, 2800 Kongens Lyngby Oplæg Jan Karlshøj Formand i buildingsmart Nordic Leder af Building Room i buildingsmart International Sektionsleder Bygningsdesign, DTU Byg Partner i Gravicon Aps 1

Oplæg Jan Karlshøj Formand i buildingsmart Nordic Leder af

2 Indhold Organisation buildingsmart leverancer Møder i Singapore IFC4 MVD BIM Guide BCF v2 IDM v2 2

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4 buildingsmart today Values Open Neutral Not-for-profit International Goals Create open BIM standards Host open BIM forum Certify software and people Become a trusted resource Promote active use Core Standards Focus Data Processes Dictionaries BIM Standards buildingsmart is the world wide authority driving the transformation of the built asset economy through creation and adoption of open, international digital standards International Network Australasia Benelux Canada China French German Hong Kong Italia Japan Korea Malaysia Nordic Norway Singapore Spain United Kingdom USA History 1995 Established 2000 IFC2 Release 2012 IFC4 Release 2013 First ISO Standards 2014 IFC Infrastructure Richard Petrie Chief Executive Patrick MacLeamy Chairman bsi Partners

adoption of open, international digital standards International Network Australasia Benelux Canada China French German Hong Kong Italia Japan Korea Malaysia Nordic Norway Singapore Spain

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6 Organization & Programs Chapters International Council Board Strategic Advisory Council Chapter Services Executive Standards Three Core Programs Compliance User

7 Organization & Programs Jan Karlshøj, Tomi Henttinen Chapters International Council + buildingsmart Norway repræsentanter i alle udvalg Tiina Koppinen Board Strategic Advisory Council Chapter Services Executive Reijo Hanninen Standards Three Core Programs Compliance Jan Karlshøj User

udvalg Tiina Koppinen Board Strategic Advisory Council Chapter

8 Membership Rates SAC = Strategic Advisory Council

9 bsi Members SAC

10 bsi Rooms

11 bsi Rooms Building Room Byggeri Jan Karlshøj, leder Infrastructure Room Anlæg Erik Kjems Product Room Produkter/biblioteker Gunnar Friborg Technical Room Datateknik Regulatory Room - Myndigheder

12 buildingsmart Nordic Medlemmer Danmark, Finland og Sverige Observatører buildingsmart Norge buildingsmart Estland, buildingsmart Litauen og buildingsmart Polen Danske deltagere bips Bestyrelsesmedlem Søren Spile Formand Jan Karlshøj

Estland, buildingsmart Litauen og buildingsmart Polen

13 buildingsmart leverancer 13

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16 buildingsmart møder i Singapore 16

17 IFC4 17

18 IFC4 IFC4 Presentation IFC4 Add1 Presentation På vej IFC alignment 18

19 Model View Definition (MVD) 19

20 MVD IFC4 Reference View 20

21 MVD IFC4 Design Transfer View Purpose of the IFC4 Design Transfer View The purpose of the Design Transfer View is to provide building information with support for editing of interconnected elements. Such applications enable inserting, deleting, moving, and modifying physical building elements and spaces. An example of a target scenario is an architect providing building design information to an engineer for a particular discipline, where geometric modifications may need to be made. To enable such editing, higher-level design parameters must be preserved for those elements that affect multiple disciplines, and applications must generate downstream geometry consistently according to such parameters. The scope of parameters is limited to those that impact interconnected elements: for example, increasing window dimensions impacts composition of walls; moving walls impacts geometry of connected walls, adjoining spaces, coverings, and embedded elements; adjusting pipes or ducts may require resizing openings. 21

22 BIM Guide 22

23 BIM Guide - link 23

24 BCF v2 24

25 BCF v. 2 - link 25

26 IDM Part 2 26

27 Interaction framework and management of contractual information - link The standard is supported by a number of software tools in the Netherlands and is more or less mandatory for public projects in the Netherlands. The standard makes it possible to exchange information about communication, states, roles and related documents in a XML format. The standard has been used in numerous projects to handle official communications, and has been accepted in a court of law in the Netherlands.

buildingsmart International home of openbim

buildingsmart International home of openbim Newsletter No 21 September 2015 The global authority on data standards for openbim National BIM strategy launched in Spain Spanish chapter to play a part A strategy