Descripción
Many institutional owners have near-continuous capital planning (new construction and renovation) programs. Their decision-making processes depend on reliable, accurate information. Come to this class and learn how delivering building information can turn a project-to-project relationship into an ongoing, long-term relationship. Architects, engineers, and contractors live in a model-centric world. Building owners live in an information-centric world. Most owners are not yet ready to manage 'live' building information models, but many are ready to manage the rich data set of information that is inherently available in, and can be easily obtained from, Revit software models. It's the informationand not just the geometryin Building Information Modeling (BIM) that is making the difference for owners throughout the building lifecycle. This session focuses on the hidden value that may be found in your own models, and we will discuss how you can organize building information inand extracted efficiently fromRevit software models with the Revit software COBie Toolkit.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn about the contents of a Facility Information Specification (FIS)
- Learn by comparing traditional contractual building information deliverables with the requirements of an FIS
- Learn how to analyze an owner's building information needs and organize them using the Revit software COBie Toolkit
- Learn how to prepare a detailed Facility Information Specification using the COBie Toolkit
Oradores
- MTMichael TardifMichael Tardif is the founder and senior partner of the Building Life Cycle Information Group, a consulting services firm founded in 2013. The firm advises and assists building owners in the efficient capture of the building information created during design and construction so that owners can use it in facility management and building operations and maintenance throughout the building's useful life. Michael is the co-author, with Dana (Deke) Smith (FAIA), of Building Information Modeling: A Strategic Implementation Guide. Michael served as director of Technology Services for Grunley Construction Co., Inc., from 2008 to 2013; as director of the AIA Center for Technology and Practice Management from 1998 to 2004; and as project manager of the agcXML Project. His experience also includes over 12 years in architecture practice. Michael studied civil engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and architecture at Boston Architectural College. He is an associate member of the American Institute of Architects and is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) AP.
- BFBirgitta FosterAs VDCO Tech's VP of Operations & Facilities Integration, Birgitta oversees the strategic planning of Virtual Design, Construction and Operations (VDCO) services. Birgitta also works directly with her clients to develop their BIM Standards program and implement BIM/Facilities Management (BIM2FM) integration strategies based on open standards like COBie. She has over 28 years of industry experience including for a building owner as Facilities BIM Champion and is a recognized international speaker on BIM2FM from an owner's perspective. While Assisting Dir at buildingSMART alliance, Birgitta was involved in the development of National BIM Standard_US and recently appointed to bS International (bSI) Standards Board. Birgitta serves as bSI User Group secretary and Project Lead for building SMART Data Dictionary Pilot Project. Birgitta is currently working on a BIM2FM chapter for the 2nd of Edition Building Information Modeling: A Strategic Implementation Guide, ( John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)
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