Standards Overview

Toronto Technical Summit

Richard Petrie, buildingSMART International

Agenda

Welcome to New Members

buildingSMART Role and Purpose

New Organization - Key Strategic Principles

New Organization - Overview and Key Operational Principles

Chapter

SAC

International

Standard

bSI Welcomes New Members

Agenda

Welcome to New Members

buildingSMART Role and Purpose

New Organization - Key Strategic Principles

New Organization - Overview

BIM is advancing across the world

National bodies are not well placed to develop the needed

standards quickly

bSI seeks to become the INDUSTRY STANDARDS BODY for

the built environment

What is this all about?Why buildingSMART?

Why New Standards Process?

Who is asking for BIM? Global Public Sector Mandates and Specifications

French Ministry of Dwellings and Territories announced a plan March 2014 for

500,000 BIM-developed houses built by 2017

Former Minister Cécile Duflot launched the plan

Then taken over by Minister Sylvia Pinel

Minister Sylvia Pinel has now appointed Bertrand Delcambre ex Chairman of

CSTB to drive BIM policy for France

BIM in use by major contractors and consultants for many years

BIM identified as crucial to major schemes such as Grand Paris

MINnD project commenced 2014 to develop and explore open BIM standards

use on infrastructure projects www.minnd.fr

France

GermanyReform Commission by Federal Minister of Construction (Peter Ramsauer):

representation from government, industry, and academia

seek solutions to cost and schedule overruns in large projects

Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (Alexander Dobrindt)

sponsor of the Commission

German BIM Task Group assembled (as part of Commission) to:

develop a BIM Strategy and delivery for Germany.

mandate BIM in Large Projects

A BIM Guide sponsored by the Commission published in 2013

Nordics and BeneluxPublic Sector BIM standards and/or requirements in place in:

Norway

Denmark

Finland

Sweden

Holland

Research underway between Trafikverket and Rijkswaterstaat

(Swedish and Dutch Road Authorities) on BIM for Road projects V-con

PAS1192-2 (for Capital Projects)

PAS1192-3 (for Operational Phases of an asset)

CIC BIM Protocol

Government Soft Landings (GSL) (prepare clients for their asset)

BS1192:4 (COBie UK Implementation)

Common Classification

Digital Plan of Works

Innovate UK (Technology Strategy Board) in Sept 2014 awarded this work to a consortium led by RIBA Enterprises with delivery in 2015

UK: Progress toward achieving Level 2?

Dubai Municipality has mandated use of BIM for Architectural and MEP services for:

All buildings ≥40 stories or higher

Facilities/buildings ≥25,000 m2

All projects by an international party

All hospitals, universities and similar buildings

Saudi Arabia – multiple projects with BIM requirements

Qatar Rail appointed Autodesk Consulting to provide BIM services:

Provide guidance on BIM requirements

Develop high level BIM standards

Work with supply chain on adoption

Middle East

USA: Many BIM standards and plans exist

Brazil

DNIT (National Department of Transport Infrastructure) is embracing BIM

DNIT general coordinator of development André Kuhn expects 30% time savings

Major road schemes BR-040 937km and BR-116 817km are expected to adopt BIM

3rd behind USA and Sweden in publishing BIM-focused academic papers*

Panama

New locks project adopted BIM from start (MWH)

Mexico

New Mexico City Airport will require BIM

* SPREAD OF BIM: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC

PRODUCTION IN BRAZIL AND ABROAD, Thaís M. Carneiro er al, 2012

South America: Brazil, Panama, Mexico

Asia Pacific

JapanMLIT (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) is running many ‘CIM’ pilots Task Force is in place with public sector, industry and vendor participants

ChinaMinistry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development launched national standards for BIM

South KoreaPublic Procurement Service made BIM compulsory for all projects over S$50 millionBIM will be compulsory for all public projects by 2016

SingaporeHas Corenet e-submission regulatory platform for architecture and engineering projects

AustraliaBIM strongly embraced but states and ministries generally have independent approaches

BridgeTunnel

Viaduct Subgrade

Chengdu-Guiyang Railway

China: Rail Engineering Design

USA & Singapore pioneered specifying BIM for projects

The UK has the only National public sector mandate

Nordics are advanced in standards with some BIM mandates

Globally, BIM requirements and Execution Plans for projects are ever increasing

Frequently benefits from new technologies drive adoption

The UK’s lead may not last, but its work will have a global impact if guidance such as PAS1192:2

is promoted to ISO.

Global BIM Status

AMER EMEA APAC

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)

• U.S. General Services Administration

• U.S. National Institute of Building Sciences

• U.S. Veterans Affairs

• New York City Department of Design and Construction

• State of Ohio General Service Division State Architect's

Office

• State of Tennessee Office of the State Architect

• State of Maryland and Washington D.C. Public Schools

• NY School Construction Authority

• State of Wisconsin

• Statsbygg – Norway

• Transport Agency - Finland

• Rijksgebouwendienst Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom

Relations – Netherlands

• Cabinet Office – UK

• Department of Housing & Equal Territories – France

• Public Procurement Rules – Austria

• EU Public Procurement Directive – Brussels

• Bygst (National Property Agency) – Denmark

• BIM for tall buildings and Green Building Directive - Dubai

• BIM requirements for rail schemes - Qatar

• Hong Kong Housing Authority

• Building and Construction Authority - Singapore

• Chinese Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural

Development (MOHURD)

• Japanese Ministry of Land Infrastructure and

Transportation (MLIT)

• Korean Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transportation

(MLIT)

• Australia National BIM Specification

Sample of Government BIM Policy Initiatives or standards as of August 2014 with public-facing websites for more information.

Who is asking for BIM?

Published BIM Mandates

As BIM adoption continues to grow around the world, governments

are promoting its ability to eliminate waste on public projects and even

mandating its use as part of construction sector reform, cost-saving

efforts and climate change mitigation.

– McGraw Hill Construction Smart Market Report – February 2014

Hierarchy of International StandardsWhy bSI and Why a New Standards Process?

Corporate Technical Specifications

Private Standards

Open Industry Standards

National Standards

Int’l

Standards

ISO

European Standards EN

High Low

Low High

Hierarchy of International StandardsWhy bSI and Why a New Standards Process?

Corporate Technical Specifications

Private Standards

Open Industry Standards

National Standards

Int’l

Standards

ISO

European Standards EN

High Low

Low High

Why are all these parties interested in BIM?What’s in it for bSI?

What does it mean for you?

UK Government Construction Strategy Goals

Agenda

Welcome to New Members

buildingSMART Role and Purpose

New Organization - Key Strategic Principles

New Organization - Overview and Key Operational Principles

Standards Body of Reference

Vibrant Chapters

Quality Mark in demand

Our Journey: Success

Working Together

Easy Access

Momentum

• Huge task! Really we all need to work

together

• Increasing activity - Danger of

conflicting approaches and confusion

• Implementation will be even slower

without consensus

• Addressing this huge challenge

requires an industry body with broad

engagement

Key Principles: Conditions for Success

Goal is to create an environment which satisfies these conditions:

• The standards process must provide an clear and transparent

mechanism to create international consensus

• Trusted

• Open

• Neutral & Independent

• Safe IPR

• Enabling – empower the community

Key Principles: New Organization

Controlling:Give us the money

Enabling:The market will decide

Technically led

Fragmented initiatives

Restricted community

Process led

Open processes

Broad engagement

International reach

Utilise crowd sourcingAccessible information

OGC = Open Geospatial Consortium http://www.opengeospatial.org/W3C = World Wide Web Consortium http://www.w3.org/

Key Principles: Operating Style