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buildingSMART Improving Digital Workflows with openBIM Aidan Mercer, Marketing Director building SMART International 2018 Agenda 1. Who we are 2. What we do 3. How we can help % Construction productivity growth remains dramatically


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buildingSMART “Improving Digital Workflows with openBIM”

Aidan Mercer, Marketing Director

buildingSMART International 2018

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Agenda

  • 1. Who we are
  • 2. What we do
  • 3. How we can help
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Construction productivity growth remains dramatically low

64.5 (87%) 1995 2015 120 180 2010 150 2000 2005 140 190 110 130 160 170 200

Construction Total economy Manufacturing

SOURCE: OECD, WIOD, GGCD-10, WorldBank, US BEA/BLS, Turkish National Statistics Bureau, Singapore National Statistics Agency, Malaysian Statistics Agency, Rosstat, McKinsey Global Institute Analysis, Global Insight; ISSA 1 Real (2005 USD) gross value added per hour worked by persons engaged, indexed 1995 = 100, 20-year CAGR

100

$1.6 trillion/year!

Source: Imagining Construction's Digital Future Capital Projects and Infrastructure June, 2016 McKinsey Productivity Sciences Center, Singapore

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Enable full benefits from digital ways of working in the built asset industry

buildingSMART

Vision

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Open Neutral Non-Profit

buildingSMART

Values

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  • penBIM Solutions
  • penBIM Standards
  • penBIM Adoption
  • penBIM Use
  • penBIM Compliance

buildingSMART

Goals

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1995 Established 2000 IFC2 2001 IFD ISO 2012 IFC4 + bSDD 2013 IFC ISO 2014 IFC Infrastructure 2015 BCF 2016 Enabling workflows

buildingSMART

History

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Members

Strategic Members – expectations

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Members

Multinational Members

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Members

Standard Members

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Chapter Community

New New New New

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Chapters

Interest continues to grow

Countries expressing interest Nordic Chapter/Hub

Portugal UAE Estonia Latvia Poland Lithuania Peru Brazil

Fresh Approaches

Italy Turkey

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Working with others

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World Economic Forum

An action plan to accelerate BIM adoption – Feb 2018

“IU companies should support similar bottom-up consortia to standardize BIM data exchange …One such consortium exists – buildingSMART, which developed the Industry Foundation Class (IFC), the only open (non- proprietary) BIM data exchange standard – but more needs to be done.”

IU = Infrastructure and Urban Development Industry

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Testing & Compliance Reliable Solutions

Standards Compliance User Three Core Programs

Standards Process Problem Solutions Industry Outreach Problem Identification

Programs

Users Drive our Process

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User Program

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International Awards – 2018

A record year

85 Total submissions 40 Final for review 37 Independent jurors 4 Category winners 6 Special Distinction awards

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2018 buildingSMART Award Winner

Operations & Maintenance

Fast facts:  150,000 passengers  400 operational trains  44 designs  7 stakeholder orgs  IFC 2x3  2 apps developed  SAP integrated  BCF  bSDD  openBIM

Minnucci Associati s.r.l.

BIM Process Application Case Study: Naples Central Station

Naples, Italy

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2018 buildingSMART Award Winner

Construction

Fast facts:  90 Meter Housing  366 Apartments  EURO 100 million  IFC 2x3  50 different disciplines  350 different IFCs  BCF used

Bouwcombinatie Pontsteiger

The Pontsteiger Project

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Standards Program Domains

Rooms

Building Infrastructure Product Technical Regulatory Railway Construction Airport

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Project Case Study

Rail

Mission: To set global open and interoperable BIM standards for the rail industry by extending the IFC schema to create the “IFC Rail Candidate Standard” Timeline: April 2018 – March 2019. International collaboration: 4 bSI Summits and 8 expert panel meetings for project participants Resources:

  • Project leaders and project team
  • Expert panel
  • Infra Room Administrator
  • 24 team members (plus 70+ in-kind

contributors) Funding raised: €2,500,000 +/-

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Paris Summit 2018 400 People from 38 Nations & 225 organisations Strong Industry and Government Representation

Summits

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Tokyo Summit 2018 475 People from 42 Nations & 245 organisations Strong Industry and Government Representation

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Thank you

Aidan.mercer@buildingsmart.org