Features of BIM Implementation Using Autodesk Software

Vysotskiy, Alexander; Makarov, Sergey B.; Zolotova, Julia; Tuchkevich, Eugenia

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.08.248

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“…Due to this, both the construction and the further operation of the facility are also greatly simplified. Thus, the builders start the construction of the object, having in their hands a project that excludes minor production conflicts, which often impede the construction process [17,18,19,20,21].…”

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Bim technology in the educational process

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In this article we discuss about the main trends by using BIM-technologies in construction in the Russian Federation, possibilities of applying them in construction quality management and in staff training. Weoutlinethenecessity to improve the system of preparation and implementation of BIM-technologies in the new civil engineers educational process within the strategic development of the construction industry because it’s very important for the further development of construction, architecture and other engineering areas. Here we analyze the possibilities of using BIM-technology in education programs for students of various specialties in the absence of real skills to create drawings on the example of the University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

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“…BIM is a technology that provides a platform for industry players to work in collaborative means by sharing and updating information and knowledge in a similar platform without depending on venue and time (4,20). BIM also assists industry players in making decision throughout a project life cycle (21) and provides the revolution on design ideas and the working method of construction projects (22).…”

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Unbundling Transaction Cost Components in Building Information Modeling Adoption Procurement

2019

IJRTE

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Building information modeling (BIM) adoption is an emerging trend in Malaysian construction industry. BIM is expected to bring better project performance and address the various construction dilemmas stemmed from construction disputes. Construction disputes has been associated with high transaction costs, which subsequently increase overall project costs. Hence, BIM has been adopted in project procurement to address construction disputes for better project performance. Studying the transaction costs in BIM adoption procurement is deemed beneficial particularly when the ambiguity of a project performance is high. This is especially true when the number of projects adopting BIM is still comparatively small to ascertain the benefits of BIM. Transaction cost economics (TCE) is a theory and methodology for relatively evaluating the cost-effectiveness of institutional arrangements in managing transaction, and therefore, studying TCE in BIM adoption procurement can be beneficial. Such an effort can improve the understanding of the benefits of the transactions made. Previous research has managed to conclude that the traditional procurement resulted in higher transaction costs compared to the design-and-build procurement. Hence, this study attempts to identify the transaction costs in BIM adoption procurement. A systematic literature review was performed to investigate the TCE in procurement to profile the transaction costs and its components in BIM adoption procurement. The outcome of the systematic structured literature is a conceptual framework combining the “RIBA Plan of Work with BIM Overlay” developed by RICS with a refined transaction cost components categorisation. The framework is further classified into pre-contract and post-contract transaction cost components specifying the fixed and variable components, and either visible or hidden. It is believed that the unbundling of the components of transaction cost in BIM adoption procurement could provide a solid foundation in developing a guideline for industry players to better understand, apply, and manage BIM adoption procurement

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“…(Yi & Li, 2018) BIM has evolved to be able to process up to six-dimensions at once. According to Vysotskiy, Makarov, Zolotova, and Tuchkevich (2015), the global trend in using BIM technology involves three-dimensional design and life cycle analysis. Survey analysis, completed by using automated solutions, quickly transferred to BIM software, where the designers can draw their visions of new constructions.…”

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Impact of it growth on labour demand in the EU transport infrastructure development

Montrimas¹,

Gaidelys

2019

Proceedings of 6th International Scientific Conference Contemporary Issues in Business, Management and Economics Engineering ‘2

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Purpose – the purpose of this research is to find the benchmark, triggering a significant shift of the EU transport infrastructure construction sector from usual labour to the IT-based project implementation. The work aims to find obstacles that hold off IT from booming in this sector. Research methodology – following the literature overview, three bills of quantities of sample transport infrastructure construction projects selected as the objects for analysis and the mathematical-statistical method was applied to actually completed projects to find the benchmark for costs of respective IT development. Findings – the findings of this work suggest a 10% benchmark of project scope, applicable for IT innovations at the expense of human labour demand. Research limitations – EU financial support and public procurements of investment projects are mostly applicable for investment phase. This research is therefore limited to the analysis of investment activities. Practical implications – the industry stakeholders would welcome the IT if innovations developed with the budget not exceeding the benchmark. IT researchers and developers could use the results for cost adjustments of their offered solutions to the EU transport construction companies. Originality/Value – this work encourages discussions on initiation of the initiatives at the political level aiming to the requalification of the existing unemployed labour force in order to meet the current labour demand in the construction market as a whole. It provides a direction for future scientific researches and IT developers in order to increase the attractiveness of IT for application in construction projects.

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Features of BIM Implementation Using Autodesk Software

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

Bim technology in the educational process

Bim technology in the educational process

Unbundling Transaction Cost Components in Building Information Modeling Adoption Procurement

Impact of it growth on labour demand in the EU transport infrastructure development

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