Measuring Benefits from BIM across Whole-of-life Asset Management

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1 Measuring Benefits from BIM across Whole-of-life Asset Management 1

2 Research Team Adriana Sanchez Research Associate Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre (SBEnrc)/ Curtin University Keith Hampson CEO Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre (SBEnrc)/ Curtin University Sherif Mohamed Professor Griffith University 2

3 Building Information Modelling Virtual Design and Construction Building Informa/on Modelling and Management - BIM(M) Computer- aided Visualisa/on and Design Digital Engineering 3

4 Building Information Modelling BIM can be defined as a virtual process that encompasses all aspects, disciplines, and systems of an asset within a single virtual model, allowing all to collaborate more accurately and efficiently than using tradi=onal processes. Programming Decommission User Renovation Consultant Knowledge database Manufacturer Sourcing Functional description Engineer Conceptual Design Logistics Contractor Detailed Design Operation & Maintenance Owner Designer Cost estimation Construction Facilities Management BIM Operations manager Simulations Fabrication Rules and regulations Virtual reality modelling Construction manager Specs Documentation Surveyor Analysis 4

5 Industry Challenge Integrated Environments and BIM Emerging and transformative Lack of performance measurement across life-cycle Full benefits across whole-of-life and industry still to be achieved 5

6 SBEnrc Research Project 2.34 Driving Whole-of-life Efficiencies through BIM and Procurement Research objectives q Define indicators to measure tangible and intangible benefits of BIM across a project s life-cycle in infrastructure and buildings q Pilot test a whole-of-life BIM value realisation framework on leading infrastructure and building case studies 6

7 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Purely financial metrics shortcomings 7

8 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Uniqueness of construction projects 8

9 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Lack of benchmarks 9

10 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Some traditional productivity measures become less relevant 10

11 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Some benefits are inherently difficult to measure 11

12 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Variety of stakeholders and fragmentation 12

13 Project Challenges Inadequacy of current metrics q Rapid change of technology 13

14 Research and Collaboration Research activities q Leading national exemplar case studies design, construction, asset management q Literature and documentation review Collaborations 14

15 Research and Collaboration Research activities q Leading national exemplar case studies design, construction, asset management q Literature and documentation review Collaborations 15

16 Case studies Perth Children s Hospital 26 benefits 20 tools and processes Benchmarks and metrics Lessons learned for Managers 16

17 Coming soon Delivering Value with BIM A Whole-of-life Approach Industry briefing reports Online tool Book to be published by international publisher Routledge Case study reports & academic publications 17

18 Coming soon Delivering Value with BIM A Whole-of-life Approach Context BIM Strategy Case studies Capabilities Other considerations Framework Detailed Methodology Step-by-step guide Dictionaries Benefits Enablers Metrics 18

19 Acknowledgement SBEnrc Core Member Support Project Partner Support 19