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Building Information Modelling

This document discusses Building Information Modeling (BIM). It defines BIM as a process that generates and manages digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of a building. The history of BIM is explored, noting its origins in the 1970s and key developments like the first BIM white paper in 2002. Features of BIM are outlined, including added dimensions, a virtual information model, and support across the entire building lifecycle. Innovative BIM technologies like drones, laser scanning and augmented reality are mentioned. Advantages include better coordination, faster drafting, lower costs, and quick issue detection. Disadvantages include potential conflicts between software, lack of standards, training/software costs, and more upfront work.

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Building Information Modelling

This document discusses Building Information Modeling (BIM). It defines BIM as a process that generates and manages digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of a building. The history of BIM is explored, noting its origins in the 1970s and key developments like the first BIM white paper in 2002. Features of BIM are outlined, including added dimensions, a virtual information model, and support across the entire building lifecycle. Innovative BIM technologies like drones, laser scanning and augmented reality are mentioned. Advantages include better coordination, faster drafting, lower costs, and quick issue detection. Disadvantages include potential conflicts between software, lack of standards, training/software costs, and more upfront work.

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Building Information Modelling

T.R.S.Peiris

Outline

What is Building Information Modelling(BIM)


History of BIM
Features of BIM
Building Information modeling supportive Tools
How BIM Works
Innovative Technologies for BIM
Advantages and disadvantages of BIM

What is Building Information


Modelling(BIM)
process involving the generation and management
of digital representations of physical and
functional characteristics of places.
potential to revolutionize the process of project
design and construction

History of BIM
The concept of BIM has existed since the 1970s
In Mid of 1980 s, BIM was first used in papers

In 2002, Autodesk released a white paper entitled "Building


Information Modeling

ArchiCAD was the first CAD product on a personal computer able


to create both 2D and 3D geometry
Autodesk, Bentley Systems and Graphisoft are pioneers in BIM

Features of BIM
1. Added dimensions:
Can add more details such as time, cost & etc
2. Virtual Information Model:
Information losses have been minimized
3. All encompassing system:
All information from initial stage to Demolition is
supported by BIM
4. BIM Management
efficient management of information systems during the
complete building life cycle

Continued

Building Information modeling


supportive Tools

How BIM Works


1. BIM use the 3D integrated database to
develop model
2. Create an Integrated Workflow
3. Reduce risk through the improved
coordination.

Innovative Technologies for BIM


Use of UAVs (drones)
Advanced laser scanning
Augmented Reality

Advantages and disadvantages of


BIM

Better Coordination and Collaboration among Designers


Faster Drafting without loss of cost and quality
Cost is reduced during the Design
Quick detection of the Problems
High level of customization

Data from the research company McGraw-Hill Construction

Advantages and disadvantages of


BIM
Disadvantages of BIM
Conflicts within used software's
Lack of standards
Training and Software Costs
More Work Upfront

Question ?

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