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Building Information Modelling (BIM) BIM Use in Social Housing with Westminster Council Presenting today Patrick King Associate Director & Head of BIM Technologies Agenda Introduction Implementing BIM for Councils


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‘BIM Use in Social Housing with Westminster Council’

Building Information Modelling (BIM)

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Presenting today

Patrick King

Associate Director & Head of BIM Technologies

Agenda

  • Introduction
  • Implementing BIM for Councils
  • BIM Pilot Project
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

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4 Public Participation Consultation & Research Project Management, Cost Consultancy, Building Surveying and Principal Designer Services Architecture Masterplanning Urban Design Energy & Sustainability Consultancy

Group Overview

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Award Winning Designs

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Office in London & Glasgow

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Our Team

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Three Year Process:

All projects delivered using BIM processes & modelling techniques. 1. Training & Support from the Top Down

  • ALL Directors have completed the BRE BIM

Level 2 Essentials Course 2. Upskilling ALL staff

  • Over 90% are Revit Certified Professionals
  • All Staff receive 4 hours per month of BIM &

Revit training

  • All Senior Staff to complete BIM Essentials
  • ECD YouTube & Vimeo channel for Staff

training 3. Modelling Tools

  • Revit • Navisworks • Cato • Dynamo • AutoCAD

4. ECD Standards & Validation Procedures

  • Development of ECD Standards, Methods &

Procedures Documents & Modelling Templates

  • Validation of Models using DynamoBIM for

Office/BS Standards and BIM LOD/LOI compliance

  • Validation of Models using Navisworks for

Coordination

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Implementing BIM for Councils

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Three new priorities for Westminster City Council.

BUILDING HOMES AND CELEBRATING NEIGHBOURHOODS. GREENER CITY SMART COUNCIL

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BIM Implementation on Pilot Projects

STAGE 3 Work stream

  • Pilot Project Review
  • User Group Workshop
  • Client Training
  • Document Development
  • KPI Assessment

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STAGE 1 Work stream

  • Implementation plan
  • Capability Assessment
  • User Group setup
  • Workshops
  • Document creation
  • Procurement & Legal Documents

STAGE 2 Work stream

  • Procurement of Pilot Project
  • Team Capability Assessment
  • Project Set Up & Workshops
  • Client Document review & feedback
  • KPI Assessment

STAGE 4 Work stream

  • Pilot Project Review (Design Team)
  • User Group Workshops
  • Smart City Review & Strategy
  • Document creation
  • Procurement & Legal Review
  • KPI Assessment

STAGE 5

  • Pilot Project Deliver Review
  • User Group Workshop Review
  • Capability Assessment of WCC
  • Workshops
  • Document Review & Signoff
  • Procurement & Legal Review
  • Business case of BIM Review

SMP Document Creation Westminster City Council BIM Business Case Lessons Learned Smart City Approach

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BIM Assessment

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BIM Workshop Group

Procurement BIM Finance Asset Management Project Managers Policy Legal

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(OIR) EIR) (AIR)

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(OIR) EIR) (AIR)

BIM Business Case

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WCC Project Implementation Documents

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BIM Pilot Project

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Ashbridge Street

Proposed development on this site to deliver 26 new affordable homes.

Design principles

  • Create a gateway to the neighbourhood and kick-off the

masterplan's aim to make a greener neighbourhood

  • Public realm enhancements to Ashmill Street and

courtyard behind existing building

  • Building height of new development should have

appropriate relationship with neighbouring buildings

  • Hybrid green/blue or brown roofs

Existing situation

BT repeater station

Homes

  • 26 new homes
  • 4-5 storey building
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Client Suppliers Submission

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RIBA Stage 1&2 BIM Pilot Project

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(OIR)

RIBA Stage 1 BIM Kick-off Meeting

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RIBA Stage 1&2

Design Model QS Cost Model Client

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RIBA Stage 3&4 BIM Pilot Project

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(OIR)

RIBA Stage 3&4 BIM Kick-off Meeting

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(OIR)

TIDP Programme

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Information Exchange Process

Design Team Models

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S1.P1

File Naming Convention 1564_ECD_00_XX_M3_A_PROPOSED_S1.P1

Suitability

Shared S1 Issued for co-ordination S2 Issued for information S3 Issued for internal review and comment S4 Issued for construction approval S5 Issued for manufacture S6 Issued for PIM authorization (Information Exchanges 1-3) S7 Issued for AIM authorization (Information Exchange 6) D1 Issued for costing D2 Issued for tender D3 Issued for contractor design D4 Issued for manufacture/procurement

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Validation Process

Design Model QS Cost Model Client Information Checks for Costing (LOI) Checker for Asset Information (AIR)

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Design Coordination & Clash Validation

Client Model Review Coordination Meeting

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BIM Pilot Project Delivery

Gateway/Approval 2D Information Delivery BIM Model Delivery

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Conclusion

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BIM Pilot Project Lesson Learned

(OIR)

The building is Data- Based Information model

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BIM

Change in design team workflow Strong understanding of what is required (PAS1192,EIR & BEP) Stakeholder engagement in using the model Sharing knowledge and training the team Faster and better quality of information delivered

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Thank you

ECD Architects Ltd Studio 3, Blue Lion Place, 237 Long Lane, London SE1 4PU T: 020 7939 7500 www.ecda.co.uk

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