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BIM for Facility Managers
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BIM for Facility Managers

[Book Description]

Addressing building owners, developers, and managers, this text covers how building information management (BIM) complements facility management (FM) systems to achieve significant lifecycle advantages. It includes coverage of the guidelines for BIM in FM as developed by owners such as the General Services Administration, the COBie2 (BIM document standard) used to collect and communicate facility equipment information, and a list of software for BIM/FM integration. It also offers six real-life case studies including the Texas A&M Health Science Center, the USC School of Cinematic Arts, and the State of WI Facilities.

[Table of Contents]
Preface                                            ix
Acknowledgements                                   xiii
Sponsors                                           xv
Chapter Abstracts                                  xvii
    Chapter 1 Introduction                         1   (16)
          Paul Teicholz
      Management Summary                           1   (1)
      Problems with Current FM Practice            2   (3)
      How BIM FM Integration Can Address           5   (1)
      Current Problems
      Needs for Graphics and Data Varies over      6   (2)
      the Life Cycle
      Need for Interoperability between Systems    8   (2)
      Owner Benefits of BIM FM Integration         10  (7)
        Streamlines Handover and More Effective    10  (1)
        Use of Data
        Benefits during the Life of the Building   11  (2)
        Integrated System Can Be Used to Plan      13  (1)
        Enhancements to Building
        Calculating ROI in BIM FM Integration      13  (4)
    Chapter 2 BIM Technology for FM                17  (30)
          Louise Sabol
      Building Information Modeling (BIM)          17  (3)
      BIM for Facility Management (FM)             20  (7)
      Standards and Data Exchange                  27  (2)
      Challenges of BIM for FM                     29  (3)
      FM BIM in Practice: Healthcare BIM           32  (4)
      Consortium's Initiatives
      Emerging Technologies and BIM                36  (4)
        Cloud Computing                            36  (1)
        Mobile Computing for FM                    37  (2)
        Mobile and RFID Technologies               39  (1)
        Mobile and Cloud Technologies              39  (1)
      Augmented Reality                            40  (1)
      Sensor Data                                  41  (1)
      BIM Component Data                           42  (1)
      Standards                                    43  (2)
      References                                   45  (2)
    Chapter 3 Owner BIM for FM Guidelines          47  (38)
          Paul Teicholz
      Introduction                                 47  (2)
      GSA Guidelines                               49  (8)
        BIM and FM-Overall Vision and              50  (1)
        Objectives for Using BIM for Facility
        Management
        Tier 1                                     51  (1)
        Tier 2                                     52  (1)
        Tier 3                                     52  (1)
        Implementation Guidance to GSA             53  (3)
        Associates and Consultants
        Modeling Requirements-a Record BIM         56  (1)
      High-Level Modeling Requirements             57  (1)
        BIM Authoring Applications                 57  (1)
        BIM Model Structure                        57  (1)
        Asset Identification Number                58  (1)
      Design, Construction, and Record BIMs        58  (3)
        Required BIM Objects and Properties        59  (1)
        National Equipment Standard                59  (1)
        Organization of Record BIMs                60  (1)
        Modeling Precision                         60  (1)
        Consistent Units and Origin                60  (1)
        Prior to Submittal of Record BIMs          60  (1)
        Maintaining and Updating As-Built BIMs     61  (1)
      COBie Submittals                             61  (2)
        Minimum COBie Requirements                 62  (1)
        Creating COBie Deliverables                62  (1)
      Technology Requirements                      63  (1)
        Central Repository of Facility             63  (1)
        Information
        Infrastructure                             63  (1)
        Security                                   63  (1)
        Functionality                              63  (1)
      The Vision: Technology Overview              64  (1)
      Technology Challenges                        64  (2)
        Multi-User Update                          64  (1)
        Management of Updates                      65  (1)
        Multi-User Access and Viewing              65  (1)
        Vendor-Neutral Options                     66  (1)
        Multiple Paths for Data Transfers          66  (1)
      Emerging Technology: Model Servers           66  (2)
      Pilot Projects for BIM and FM Using GSA      68  (13)
      Guidelines
        Peter W. Rodino Federal Building           69  (4)
        Modernization
        Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building      73  (4)
        Camden Annex Lifecycle and NASA Projects   77  (4)
      Other BIM Guidelines                         81  (4)
        BIM Planning Guide for Facility Owners     81  (1)
        National BIM Standard United               81  (1)
        States™ Version 2
        Wisconsin BIM Guidelines and Standards     82  (1)
        for Architects and Engineers, v2
        LACCD BIM Standards, v3                    83  (2)
    Chapter 4 Legal Issues When Considering BIM    85  (22)
    for Facilities Management
          Kymberli A. Aguilar
          Howard W. Ashcraft
      Introduction                                 85  (2)
      How Will the Model(s) Be Used?               87  (4)
        Ask and You Shall Receive                  87  (2)
        What Is the Model's Contractual Status?    89  (2)
      Ownership of the Model                       91  (1)
        Owner Owns Modeling Information            91  (1)
        Designer Owns Modeling Information         92  (1)
        All Parties Own Whatever They Create       92  (1)
      Who Owns the Intellectual Property?          92  (2)
        Who Owns the Design?                       92  (1)
        Who Owns the Copyright?                    93  (1)
      Standards and Interoperability               94  (2)
      Will Using BIM Increase Liability to         96  (5)
      Other Parties?
        Will Designers Have an Increased Risk?     96  (1)
        Will Contractors Have Increased            97  (2)
        Liability for Defects in the Plans and
        Specifications?
        How Does an Integrated Project Delivery    99  (2)
        (IPD) Environment Affect Liabilities
        Related to Reliance on BIM?
      Does Insurance Cover BIM-Related Work?       101 (1)
      Conclusion                                   102 (1)
      Sample BIM Specification                     102 (4)
      References                                   106 (1)
    Chapter 5 Using COBie                          107 (38)
          Bill East
      Executive Summary                            107 (1)
      Why COBie?                                   107 (2)
      How Was COBie Designed?                      109 (6)
        Managed Asset Inventory                    110 (1)
        Operations and Maintenance Requirements    111 (1)
        Technological Constraints                  112 (1)
        Contracting Constraints                    113 (1)
        Process Constraints                        114 (1)
      What Is Included in COBie?                   115 (5)
      In What Formats Is COBie Delivered?          120 (1)
      How Is the Spreadsheet Format Organized?     121 (10)
        Common Worksheet Conventions               122 (3)
        COBie Worksheet Descriptions               125 (6)
      How Is COBie Delivered?                      131 (5)
        As-Planned                                 131 (1)
        As-Designed                                132 (1)
        As-Constructed                             133 (1)
        As-Occupied                                134 (1)
        As-Built                                   135 (1)
        As-Maintained                              135 (1)
      Software Supporting COBie                    136 (1)
      Internal Software Testing                    137 (1)
      Legal Implications of COBie                  137 (1)
      How to Implement COBie                       138 (2)
      Conclusions                                  140 (1)
      Future Developments                          141 (1)
      References                                   142 (3)
    Chapter 6 Case Studies                         145 (170)
      Introduction                                 145 (170)
        Case Study 1 MathWorks                     147 (17)
        Case Study 2 Texas A&M Health Science      164 (21)
        Center-A Case Study of BIM and COBie
        for Facility Management
        Case Study 3 USC School of Cinematic       185 (48)
        Arts
        Case Study 4 Implementation of BIM and     233 (17)
        FM at Xavier University
        Case Study 5 State of Wisconsin Bureau     250 (44)
        of Facilities Management, Division of
        State Facilities, Department of
        Administration
        Case Study 6 University of Chicago         294 (21)
        Administration Building Renovation
Appendix A List Of Acronyms                        315 (6)
Appendix B Software Cross References               321 (4)
Index                                              325 (6)
IFMA Foundation                                    331

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