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  • Change Order Reduction through

    3D Modeling and BIM

    Presented by: Brian Hannon, P.E., Moore & Bruggink

  • Outline

    Construction Change Orders

    3D Modeling

    Building Information Modeling

    Different Programs

    Case Studies

    Future

  • Construction Change Orders

    Owner Requested Change Unforeseen Conditions Conflicts Contractor Questions Design Conflicts

  • Industry Average

    Construction COs between 7%-9% 7 % (design/build)

    (Project Delivery Systems & Project Change : Quantitative Analysis Journal of Construction Engineering & Management at ASCE July 2003 Ibbs et.al.)

    7.5 % (Comparative Analysis of total Project Costs w/ vs without at CM Research Report to the CMAA Research and Development Committee - April 2006 Kuprenas et. al.)

    8.1 % (Summary Report: Development of a Change Order Management Process for use on Construction Projects at

    MSU Nov. 2004 Mrozowski et. al.)

    9 % (design/bid/build) (Project Delivery Systems & Project Change : Quantitative Analysis Journal of Construction Engineering & Management at ASCE July 2003 Ibbs et.al.)

  • 3D Modeling

    Drawings in 3 planes (X, Y, Z)

    Provides Design Visualization

    Test Design Concepts

    Can Render Surfaces or Solids

  • 3D Modeling

    Homestead Dairy Cogeneration Facility, Plymouth, IN

  • 3D Modeling

    Homestead Dairy Cogeneration Facility, Plymouth, IN

  • 3D Modeling

    Homestead Dairy Cogeneration Facility, Plymouth, IN

  • 3D Modeling

    Homestead Dairy Cogeneration Facility, Plymouth, IN

  • Conflict Detection

    Image www.thenbs.com

  • Conflict Detection

    Image www.rapidbim.com

  • Conflict Detection

    Image www.beyonddesign.com

  • Building Information Modeling Next Level of 3D drawings

    Digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility

    Concept originated in 1970s, term first appeared in 1992 white paper.

    Started becoming feasible with advancement of computing power and in 2009 w/ release of Revit

    and Navisworks

  • Building Information Modeling

    Embed information as part of 3D Model

    Equipment Information

    Make and Model, Material

    O&M manuals

    Photos

    Quantity and Materials takeoff

    Cost Estimating

  • Information Embedment

    Image www.autodesk.com

  • Some of the Different Programs Autodesk Revit

    AutoCAD Plant 3D

    ArchiCAD

    Bentley Architecture

    NavisWorks (allows integration)

    Open-platform types

    Google Sketch-up

    Blender

    FreeCAD

  • Why Use 3D

    and/or BIM?

    Contractors View

  • Why use 3D and/or BIM?

    Case Histories

    Industry Average COs = 7% - 9%

    M&B prior to implementation = 5.44%

    M&B after implementation = 0.95%

    Engineers View

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN

  • Montgomery County, IN Project Budget = $3,617,600

    Change Orders = $8,680

    CO % = 0.23%

  • Fulton Lift Station, Ada

  • Fulton Lift

    Station, Ada

  • Fulton Lift Station, Ada

  • Fulton Lift

    Station, Ada

  • Fulton Lift Station, Ada

    Project Budget = $329,200

    Change Orders = $6,792

    CO% = 1.02%

  • Grandville CWP Chemical Bldg

  • Grandville CWP Chemical Bldg

  • Grandville CWP Chemical Bldg

    Project Budget = $312,200

    COs (w/ discovery) = $17,251

    COs (w/o discovery) = $2,541

    CO % (no discovery) = 0.80%

  • Future of BIM

    4D modeling

    4D = Add schedule and tracking to 3D model

    Can also clash detect schedule using 4D

  • 4D (Track Schedule and Conflicts)

  • Future of BIM

    5D modeling

    5D = Add cost and tracking to the 4D model

    6D

    Model delivered to owner for use w/ all information

  • Model for Owners Use

    Image www.skanska.com

  • Questions?

    Brian Hannon, P.E.

    Moore & Bruggink

    (616) 363-9801

    [email protected]