BIM Value

Structure

Architecture

MEP

Civil

MULTIDISCIPLINE BIM MODEL

4D Sequencing

Quantification

Clash Detection / Coordination

Estimating

Scheduling

ERP/SCM/O & M

Documentation

Visualization

Realtime 3D Walkthrough for Design Review

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Rendered 3D Model & Marketing Tools Presentation

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Rendered Revit Architecture Walkthrough

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4D Construction Analysis via Simulation

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Performance Tracking

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Interference & Clash Analysis via Simulation

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Zoom to clash location easily

Jump to other clash location easily

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Clash Analysis Report

Architectural Material Schedule

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Structure Material Schedule

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MEP Material Schedule

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Civil Material Schedule

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3D Schematic Model

• Design Options

• Analysis & Calculation

Visualization

• Rendering

Cost Control

• Expedite estimating process

• Improves accuracy

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3D Coordinated Design Model

• Analysis & Calculation

Visualization

• Marketing

Clash Analysis

• Reduced RFIs

• Eliminate conflict

4D Planning

• Constructability (mock-up)

• Construction simulation based on schedule

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4D Coordinated Model

• Reduced cost risk

• Reduce re-work • Reduced field labor

Fabricated Model

• Less fabrication on-site

Quantity Take-off

• On-time material delivery

• Eliminate construction waste

Streamline Asset and Facility Management

Benefit for Developer

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Bidding

• Shorten bidding cycle

• Improve competitiveness

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Fabricated Model

• Off-site fabrication

Clash Analysis

• Reduced RFIs

• Eliminate conflict

Quantity Take-off

• Detailed estimation

• Eliminate material waste/scrap

4D Planning

• Constructability (mock-up) • Construction simulation based on

schedule

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4D Coordinated Model

• Reduction in cost risk

• Reduction in re-work

• Reduction in field labor

Fabricated Model

• Less fabrication on-site

Quantity Take-off

• On-time material delivery

• Eliminate construction waste

Benefit to Contractor

ArcGIS Today Prior to the ArcGIS, Esri had focused its software development on the Arc/INFO workstation program and several Graphical User Interface-based products.

In 1999 ArcMap 8.0 was introduced to the world, with an array of GIS and command line functionality.

Today, ArcGIS is comprised of 6 different platforms, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS for Developers, ArcGIS Solutions and ArcGIS Marketplace.

BIM + GIS

OVERALL VALUE OF GIS & BIM

It is getting widely believed that the two technologies (BIM and GIS) aren’t competitive but rather complementary, a continuum. Integrating analysis results from GIS with 3D visual models enables us to visualize and plan seamlessly. Working in unison, this solution leverages data management and interoperability, powerful spatial analysis, and advanced 2D and 3D visualization and rendering of the project in its intended location. Together they can bring highly productive outcomes in digital planning, digital construction and digital sharing, creating a wholesome project life cycle.

BIM Model in Revit

BIM Model in ArcGIS Pro

“A robust set of capabilities that are interoperable and complimentary to each other to support a more informed and streamlined planning, decision making and development process.”

BIM DATA

BIM + GIS

Planning Design Construction Commissioning Facility

Management

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE

BIM PROCESS

Quantification &

Estimate Closed Out

Clash Detection,

Simulation &

Visualization

VR, Prefabrication

& Scheduling As-Built

Environment,

Topography and

Geology Study

Model Forecasting,

Logistics and

Networks

Weathering

Mitigation &

Demography Study

Material Sourcing &

Project

Transportation

Governance

Facility Life Cycle

Data Management

GIS PROCESS

BIM + GIS

Planning

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE

1. Feasibility Studies

• Safety Concepts

• Economic Risk

2. Conceptual Design

3. Site Planning

Abundance and easily available demographic data – age, income, race, gender, occupation

Using points of interest (POI) – lifestyle, places nearby, facilities, municipal.

Resulting in better economical decisions

Design

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE

1. Visualization

2. Construction Simulation