Challenges in the Implementation of BIM for FM—Case Manchester Town Hall Complex

Kiviniemi, Arto; Codinhoto, Ricardo

doi:10.1061/9780784413616.083

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“…The use of BIM in facilities management and post-occupancy phases of the project is rap idly beco ming an area of research focus [4][5][6][7][8][9]. Particular technologies, such as the use of cloud co mputing [10], passive RFID tags [9,11] and 3D scanning [12] have facilitated adoption and added value to BIM in a Facility Management/Operations context.…”

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A Building Information Management (BIM) Framework and Supporting Case Study for Existing Building Operations, Maintenance and Sustainability

McArthur

2015

Procedia Engineering

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Building Information Management (BIM) models are transforming how buildings are designed an d constructed, and can facilitate multi-disciplinary coordination, and integrate 3D design, analysis, cost estimating, and construction scheduling. By extending the model into the post-occupancy period, BIM models can be used to support Facilities Management and Building Operations, and offer a consolidated interface for information regarding all aspects of building operational performance. Four key challenges must be overcome to develop BIM models suitable for Sustainable Operations management: (1) identification of critical information required to inform Operational decisions, (3) the high level of effort to create new or modify existing BIM models for the building(s), (2) the management of information transfer between real-time operations and monitoring systems and the BIM model, and (4) the handling of uncertainty based on incomplete building documentation. This paper describes the process used to addresses and overcome each of these challenges. The BIM framework and its refinement are presented along with evaluative data from a case study where a model was developed using this framework for a complex university building. The results of this study demonstrate how these BIM models can be developed for the most challenging existing building scenarios and effectively used to improve building management and performance.

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A Building Information Management (BIM) Framework and Supporting Case Study for Existing Building Operations, Maintenance and Sustainability

McArthur

2015

Procedia Engineering

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“…Some experience can already be shown, e.g. focused on energy retrofitting (Gholami et al 2015) and maintenance (Kiviniemi and Codinhoto 2014).…”

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Built Heritage Information Modelling/Management. Research Perspectives

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Pili

2019

Digital Transformation of the Design, Construction and Management Processes of the Built Environment

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The paper deals with the research issues concerning Historic Building Information Modelling, developing the outcomes of the national project BHIMM, carried out in 2017. The topic has a strategic value, as the relevant new tools enable the kind of Knowledge Management required by the Planned Conservation vision.The key point is the step from implementing BIM authoring software to build a single parametric model, to the definition of several domain-specific parametric models fit for each of the many activities involved in built heritage conservation process. As designed for specific aims, the models can differ both in accuracy and in identification of the objects. This vision moves the research agenda towards exchange platforms and semantic interoperability, pointing out the development of specific ontologies as a crucial task to be carried out in the next years.

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“…parameters, showing that an analytical quantitative model may significantly contribute to a better understanding of facility management performance. Based on studies conducted by several authors [6][7][8][9], it is possible to identify different clusters of services and competencies within the FM domain. These tasks are carried out through different strategies (insourcing, total FM, public private partnership, etc.)…”

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A Methodology for a Performance Information Model to Support Facility Management

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Current facility management practice relies on different systems which require new technologies to integrate and manage information more easily. Building information modeling offers a good opportunity to improve facility information management by providing a unified platform for various data sources rather than an intuitive information interface. Although current research trends reveal that there is a continuously growing interest in facility management aided by building information modeling, an integrated model is still hard to obtain. This paper aims at developing a novel methodology based on building information modeling and facility management systems integration, underpinned by a performance information model. The implementation process of a performance information model is described, including information technologies involved, the data and process requirements, and the building performance assessment methods used. A first pilot case-study has been conducted with regards to surgery rooms in healthcare buildings. The proposal can support condition-based maintenance work schedule, as well as the achievement of organizational, environmental, and technical requirements. Among the practical implications found: Improved technological and environmental performances assessment; better visualization of building condition; improved decision-making process; facilitated maintenance tasks planning and maintenance records management.

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Challenges in the Implementation of BIM for FM—Case Manchester Town Hall Complex

Cited by 52 publications

References 3 publications

A Building Information Management (BIM) Framework and Supporting Case Study for Existing Building Operations, Maintenance and Sustainability

A Building Information Management (BIM) Framework and Supporting Case Study for Existing Building Operations, Maintenance and Sustainability

Built Heritage Information Modelling/Management. Research Perspectives

A Methodology for a Performance Information Model to Support Facility Management

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