BIM in Construction 2022
Online Event 4 October 2022, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Day 1
9:00am
Online Registration
9:30am
Chair’s Welcome Address
9:40am
Keynote Address From The Chair Of The UK BIM Alliance
Dr Anne Kemp OBE, Chair, UK BIM Alliance
10:00am
Keynote Address: The Future Of BIM In The UK Construction And Infrastructure Sector
- The background to BIM within the built environment
- The impact of major construction reports
- Understanding the evolution of BIM
- Future actions and challenges
Anil Sawhney, Director of the Infrastructure Sector, RICS
10:20am
Information Management: Developing Machine And Human-Readable Exchange Information Requirements
- Understanding the need for machine and human-readable Exchange Information Requirements
- Understand the requirement of ISO 19650-2:2018 for Exchange Information Requirements
- Understand the importance of using standards (including open standards) to develop robust, reliable and repeatable information requirements
- See examples of how to build machine and human-readable Exchange Information Requirements
Rob Jackson, Director, Bond Bryan Digital
10:40am
Question And Answer Session
11:00am
Break and Networking
11:30am
Keynote Address: From Whole Life to Longer Life
- Learn how circular economy principles will change the way we design
- Consider the implications of replacing components in the future
- Understand the scale of embodies carbon in a building’s structure
Dale Sinclair, Director, Head of Digital Innovation, WSP
11:50am
Integrating Facility Management Information into BIM: Current Status and Future Directions
- The benefits of BIM have not been fully extended to the operations and maintenance phase as typically the owner needs the handover of paper documents to complete the information required to support the facility management (FM) phase.
- A process model is proposed to collect information required for FM and incorporate it into BIM with the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) approach.
- With this approach, essential information is captured to support FM as it is created in design and construction and owners may be able to directly import data into maintenance management systems to support facility operations.
- Future directions are also discussed.
Dr Laura Florez Perez, Associate Professor in Construction Management, UCL
12:10pm
Case Study: BIM as an Everyday Activity - Using Digital Twins
- Concept of ‘Digital Continuity’ – creating, curating and updating information to enable design, construction and safety in use across different sectors
- Information sharing – breaking down the silos and creating common standards
Ana Matic, Director of Digital Development, Scott Brownrigg
12:30pm
Question And Answer Session
12:50pm
Lunch And Networking
1:40pm
Case Study: Optimising The Healthcare Estate Utilising BIM
- Introducing an international case study, looking at the New Surrey Hospital and Cancer Centre in BC, Canada
- Looking at the concept of what a ‘smart hospital’ could look like
- Highlighting the value of international standards pushing for interoperability and open data schemas
- Understanding how lessons learned from a project perspective can be applied to an estate perspective
Dr Melanie Robinson, Senior Digital Consultant, BIM Academy
2:00pm
Case Study: A Technology Supplier's Perspective On BIM And Its Role In Modern Construction
- Presenting the role of technology in setting the standard and implementing best practice
- Overcoming the challenges of implementing change
- Assessing the benefits in terms of project deliverables and operational performance
- Realising the next steps for continuously improving performance
Brenden Roche, Building and Collaboration Application Engineer, Bentley Systems
2:20pm
Question And Answer Session
2:40pm
Chair’s Summary And Close
*programme subject to change without notice