Index

Note: page numbers in italics refer to figures

AEC (UK) BIM Protocol 63–4, 94, 114, 221

agrément certificates 150

AIM see Asset Information Model (AIM)

AIR see Asset Information Requirements (AIRs)

archiving 116, 124

area accuracy 174

‘As-constructed’ Information 171, 173–5, 176–81, 189, 191–5, 229

assembly drawings 146

Asset Information Model (AIM) 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 210, 214, 225

Asset Information Requirements (AIRs) 197, 214–15, 225

assets 49, 189, 213

benchmarking 20–1, 210, 213, 216

best practice information 17, 21, 208, 213

Bew-Richards BIM level of maturity diagram 25, 26

BIM see Building Information Modelling (BIM)

BPE (building performance evaluation) 17–18, 211–12

British Board of Agrément (BBA) 150

British Standards (BS) 150, 219

BS 1192:2007 57, 89–90

‘As-constructed’ Information 179

CAD roles and responsibilities 100

model files 114

status codes 112, 113, 161–2

BS 1192-4:2014 50, 57, 190

BSRIA Soft Landings 18, 207, 221

Building Contract 163, 178, 191, 199, 229

Building Control 151

Building Information Modelling (BIM) 19, 24–7, 229

‘As-constructed’ Information 180–1, 195–6

BIM execution plan (BEP) 58–9, 225

BIM Task Group 26

BIM Toolkit 29, 61, 79, 83

clash detection and resolution 126–8

cross-referencing to specifications 149

dimensions 225

level of definition (LOD) 59–63

levels of maturity 25, 26

model coordination 124

model files 101–2, 114, 116, 117, 146, 195–6

model ownership 119

model views 121–2

operational data 212–13

standards and protocols 29, 57–9, 63–4, 89–94, 221–2

subcontractors’ input 156–9

In Use stage 209–10

(see also common data environment (CDE); Project Information Model (PIM))

building performance evaluation (BPE) 17–18, 211–12

Building Regulations 129, 151

Business Case 12–13, 229

CAD (computer-aided design/drawing) 19, 26, 102, 225

‘As-constructed’ Information 180

design coordination 124, 125–6

model files 114, 115, 146, 193

standard methods and procedures 57–8

CAFM (computer-aided facilities management) 192, 210, 213

CDE see common data environment (CDE)

Change Control Procedures 136, 154, 229

change of ownership procedure 119

CIC (Construction Industry Council), BIM Protocol 59, 62, 63, 221

CI/SfB 81, 225

clash detection and resolution 125–8

Close Out stage 181

COBie (Construction Operations Building Information Exchange) 49–50, 225

comment sheets 159–62

common data environment (CDE) 90–2, 110–13, 225

comment sheets 161

status codes 112, 113, 119, 120, 161–2

Common Standards 229

Communication Strategy 55, 112, 124, 126, 155, 229–30

component drawings 146–7

computer-aided design see CAD (computer-aided design/drawing)

computer-aided facilities management (CAFM) 192, 210, 213

Concept Design 94–102

Concept Design stage 72–103

Construction Industry Council (CIC), BIM Protocol 59, 62, 63, 221

Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) 49–50, 225

Construction Programme 157, 170, 230

Construction Project Information Committee (CPIc)

BIM protocols and templates 64

Uniclass 65–6, 79, 83

Construction stage 168–82

Construction Strategy 89, 230

contractor-led procurement 77–8, 153

contractor’s design 60, 77, 94–5, 116, 118, 119, 134, 145, 156–9

Contractor’s Proposals 88, 128, 151, 230

Contractual Tree 230

Cost Information 84–5, 136–7, 230

CPIc see Construction Project Information Committee (CPIc)

data, definition 225

Data Drops 28, 225

1 49, 50

2 87–8

3 134

4 190

5 207

descriptive specifications 150

design and access statement 133–4

design and build 77–8

design changes 136, 154, 172–3

design coordination 124–8

design discrepancies 172

Design Programme 74, 109, 144, 159, 170, 230

design quality 55–6

Design Queries 171–3, 230

Design Responsibility Matrix 64–6, 67, 230

at Stage 2 78–80

at Stage 3 116, 118, 119, 135

at Stage 4 158, 159

design review 161–2, 172–3

Developed Design 128–34

Developed Design stage 106–37

digital briefs 21–2

digital objects 150, 216

Digital Plan of Work (dPOW) 28, 60–1, 225

BIM Toolkit 29, 61, 79, 83

COBie data 50

contractor-led procurement 153

definitions 82

object templates 60, 149

(see also Data Drops)

dimensional accuracy 174

document comment sheets 159–62

document management (DM) 225

document review 161–2, 171–2

dPOW see Digital Plan of Work (dPOW)

drawings 122, 145–7

DWF 180, 226

DWG 180, 226

electronic document management (EDM) 225–6

Employer’s Information Requirements (EIRs) 53–4, 197, 213, 214, 226

Employer’s Requirements 128, 230–1

European Standards (BS EN) 150

facilities management (FM) 191–2, 194, 197

(see also computer-aided facilities management (CAFM))

Feasibility Studies 42–4, 231

federated model 27, 88, 121, 122–4, 127, 226

‘As-constructed’ Information 180–1, 195

change of ownership procedure 119

subcontractors’ design 157

Feedback 14–15, 21–2, 209–13, 231

Final Project Brief 85–7, 231

geospatial locations 93

glossaries

Information Exchanges 225–7

RIBA Plan of Work 2013 229–33

Government Soft Landings (GSL) 207

Handover and Close Out stage 181

Handover Strategy 53–4, 198–9, 231

health and safety file 198

Health and Safety Strategy 89, 155, 231

IFC (Industry Foundation Class) 195, 226

In Use stage 204–18

information, definition 226

‘information light’ models 195

information formatting 42, 56–7

‘As-constructed’ Information 180, 192–4

survey information 46–8

information manager role 100–1

Initial Project Brief 40–2, 95, 231

Innovate UK 211

installation tolerances 171

interpretation of information 172

level of definition (LOD) 59–63, 174, 226

level of information detail (LoI) 60

level of maturity diagram 25, 26

level of model detail (LoD) 60

location drawings 145–6

Maintenance and Operational Strategy 198, 231

manufacturers’ tolerances 171

mark-up protocols 161–2

model, definition 226

Model Production and Delivery Table (MPDT) 59, 62, 63, 226

NBS (National Building Specification)

BIM Toolkit 29, 61, 79, 82–3, 149

National BIM Library 216–17

operational data 212–13

operations and maintenance (O&M) manuals 181, 194, 198

Organisational Information Requirements (OIRs) 210, 213, 214–15, 226

PAS 1192-2:2013 27, 57

change of ownership procedure 119

common data environment (CDE) 116, 117

level of definition (LOD) 60

operational data 208

project roles 100

status codes 120, 161–2

PAS 1192-3:2014 57, 190

Asset Information Model (AIM) 196–7

asset management 189, 193, 214–15

operational data 208, 210

PDF 161, 180, 226

performance accuracy 174

performance specifications 150

PIM see Project Information Model (PIM)

Plain Language Questions (PLQs) 28–9, 227

at Stage 1 50

at Stage 2 88

at Stage 3 134–5

at Stage 4 153–4

at Stage 5 171

at Stage 6 190–1

at Stage 7 208

planning applications 75–6, 133

planning history 44

point cloud information 48, 177

Post-occupancy Evaluation (POE) 17–18, 211–13, 231

Practical Completion 231

Preparation and Brief stage 36–69

prescriptive specifications 149–50

procurement strategy 76–8

Project Budget 43, 231

Project Execution Plan 2, 51–3, 89, 231–2

Project Information 4, 54–5, 232

level of definition (LOD) 59–63

at Stage 1 43–4

at Stage 2 77, 89, 95

at Stage 3 128–33

at Stage 4 151–3

at Stage 5 173, 176, 177, 179

at Stage 6 191, 214

at Stage 7 209, 214

Project Information Model (PIM) 27, 102, 121–4, 146, 190, 193, 194, 195, 227

Project Objectives 39, 40, 76, 232

Project Outcomes 14, 15–17, 129, 210–11, 213, 232

Project Performance 232

Project Programme 232

Project Roles Table 65–6, 100, 232

Project Strategies 232

at Stage 0 14–15

at Stage 1 51

at Stage 2 88–9

at Stage 3 135–6

at Stage 4 154–5

at Stage 5 175

at Stage 6 197–8

at Stage 7 208–9

project team 30–1

protocols and standards 29, 57–9, 63–4, 89–94, 196–7, 219, 221–2

quality management 55–6

Quality Management Toolkit 56

Quality Objectives 39, 232

red pen mark-ups 177

Research and Development 232–3

RIBA

Client Advisors 30

Plan of Work 2013 6–7, 220, 229–33

Toolbox 64–5

Quality Management Toolkit 56

Risk Assessment 54, 233

Schedules of Services 233

at Stage 1 66, 68

at Stage 5 178, 181

at Stage 6 191

scoping surveys 45–6

SHE (safety, health and environment) boxes 155–6

Site Information 44–5, 233

small projects

information requirements 99

managing interfaces 133

producing detailed information 147

Project Execution Plan requirements 53

using a common data environment 92, 110

SMP (Standard Method and Procedure) 89–93, 227

Soft Landings 18, 206

software 42, 56–7

(see also Technology Strategy)

specialist subcontractors 60, 77, 94–5, 116, 118, 119, 145, 156–9

specifications 147–50

Standard Method and Procedure (SMP) 89–93, 227

standards and protocols 29, 57–9, 63–4, 89–94, 196–7, 219, 221–2

statutory approvals 151

Strategic Brief 11, 22–4, 30, 233

Strategic Definition stage 12–32

subcontractors’ design 60, 77, 94–5, 116, 118, 119, 134, 145, 155, 156–9

supporting tasks

at Stage 0 14

at Stage 1 51

at Stage 2 88–9

at Stage 3 135–6

at Stage 4 154–5

at Stage 5 175

at Stage 6 197–8

at Stage 7 208

surveys 45–8

Sustainability Aspirations 134, 233

Sustainability Strategy 75, 233

Technical Design 145, 151

Technical Design stage 142–63

technical specifications 150

Technology Strategy 56–8, 126, 155, 233

UK Government Information Exchanges 24

(see also Data Drops; Digital Plan of Work (dPOW))

Uniclass 65, 79, 81–4

web-based systems 119, 124

websites 222–3

Work in Progress (WIP) 92, 110, 111, 210, 233