A Thousand Bim: A Rapid Value-Simulation Approach to Developing a BIM Tool for Supporting Collaboration during Schematic Design

Park, Ju Hong; Nagakura, Takehiko

doi:10.1260/1478-0771.12.1.47

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“…Improving communication through the use of wireless and cloud technologies has been identified as an important factor in maintaining the quality of this collaboration. Interoperability and online storage of models is already widely used in BIM (Park, Nagakura, 2014). Interoperability in BIM is defined as the ability to exchange data between applications to facilitate automation and avoid data re-entry.…”

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Evolution of BIM: epistemology, genesis and division into periods

Borkowski

2023

ITcon

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There is no consensus among BIM practitioners and theorists as to whether BIM is an evolution from CAD systems or a total revolution in construction. In the history of BIM, there have been a number of important, epoch-making events that have changed the direction of BIM. From the concept of BIM, to the technology used in construction, to the methodology, to the process, to the holistic idea of BIM, one can see the evolution of user approaches to its use. BIM has two dimensions: an information system and a philosophy. Thus, BIM is both a tool and a philosophy that brings about a revolution. Several decades of BIM development prompts reflection and the delineation of perhaps some stages of maturation. This paper presents a theory of cognition (epistemology), essential for understanding the history of BIM. The genesis of the separation of BIM from CAD makes it clear that specific factors influenced further developments. Thus, the aim of the study was to periodise BIM in view of various factors that may be relevant to researchers interested in BIM and companies using or implementing BIM. The literature survey maintained inclusivity to reflect both positive and critical aspects of BIM. The periodisation of the history of BIM was done due to 3 factors: idea, approach and organisational culture. The development of the BIM idea established the direction in which systems and software development was heading, the user approach forced interoperability and the organisational culture emphasised increasing efficiency. Working according to the openBIM approach or within an IPD framework is probably not the end of the anticipated level of BIM maturity. The division into periods will probably be the subject of much discussion, but will perhaps set the directions for the future.

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Section: Epistemology Of Bimmentioning

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Evolution of BIM: epistemology, genesis and division into periods

Borkowski

2023

ITcon

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“…Improved communication through the use of wireless and cloud technologies has been identified as an important factor in maintaining the quality of this collaboration. Interoperability and online storage of models is already widely used in BIM [11]. Holzer, in his 2014 reflections, notes that practitioners are well aware that the quality of BIM itself depends on a deeper understanding of the building construction process.…”

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Use of the Cde Environment in Team Collaboration in Bim

Borkowski,

Brożyna,

Litwin

et al. 2023

IAPGOS

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In project processes, group collaboration and project documentation management are important aspects. In order for the cooperation of all project participants to be effective, it should be based first and foremost on adequate and effective communication. All project participants should use such solutions so that they can exchange, manage and combine information quickly and efficiently throughout the entire investment process, thus providing a complete picture of the situation. To this end, it is necessary to develop a catalogue of good practices supported by a variety of examples, as well as rules for group cooperation when using a CDE-type solution. The aim of this article was to show the advantages and benefits as well as the disadvantages and limitations in group collaboration when working on a single BIM model.

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Past, Present and Future: From Evaluation to Project Validation

Acampa,

Marino

2024

Green Energy and Technology

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A Thousand Bim: A Rapid Value-Simulation Approach to Developing a BIM Tool for Supporting Collaboration during Schematic Design

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Evolution of BIM: epistemology, genesis and division into periods

Evolution of BIM: epistemology, genesis and division into periods

Use of the Cde Environment in Team Collaboration in Bim

Past, Present and Future: From Evaluation to Project Validation

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