BIM Design intent model - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:32, 4 June 2021

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	Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model.		Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model.

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	* Asset information model.		* Asset information model.
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	* Mood board.		* Mood board.
	* PAS 1192-2.		* PAS 1192-2.
		+	* Types of building information model.

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Designing Buildings at 08:20, 2 November 2020

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	* PAS 1192-2.		* PAS 1192-2.

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Designing Buildings at 07:43, 15 February 2019

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	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset such as a building bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.		Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset such as a building bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.

−	PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).	+	PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling (now replaced by BS EN ISO 19650) suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).

	During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, '…the architectural and engineering intentions of the design suppliers'.		During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, '…the architectural and engineering intentions of the design suppliers'.

Editor at 11:17, 12 October 2016

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	* Level of detail.		* Level of detail.
	* Master information delivery plan.		* Master information delivery plan.
		+	* Model-based design.
	* Mood board.		* Mood board.
	* PAS 1192-2.		* PAS 1192-2.

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Designing Buildings at 16:00, 8 July 2016

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	* PAS 1192-2.		* PAS 1192-2.

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Designing Buildings at 07:48, 3 July 2016

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	PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).		PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).

−	During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, ~~‘…the~~ architectural and engineering intentions of the design ~~suppliers’~~.	+	During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, '…the architectural and engineering intentions of the design suppliers'.

	In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:		In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:
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	Ultimately, as the contractor and their supply chain take over development of the model from designers, it may be described as a virtual construction model (VCM), containing all the information necessary to allow the objects in the model to be manufactured, installed or constructed.		Ultimately, as the contractor and their supply chain take over development of the model from designers, it may be described as a virtual construction model (VCM), containing all the information necessary to allow the objects in the model to be manufactured, installed or constructed.

−	PAS 1192-2 suggests that ~~‘…the~~ arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.’	+	PAS 1192-2 suggests that '…the arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.'

	Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model.		Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model.
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	* Common data environment.		* Common data environment.
	* Design intent.		* Design intent.
−	* ~~Employer’s~~ information requirements.	+	* Employer's information requirements.
	* Level of detail.		* Level of detail.
	* Master information delivery plan.		* Master information delivery plan.
		+	* Mood board.
	* PAS 1192-2.		* PAS 1192-2.

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Designing Buildings at 12:27, 10 March 2016

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−	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital ~~model of~~ a ~~building or other facility~~ such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.	+	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset such as a building bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.

	PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).		PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).
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	PAS 1192-2 suggests that ‘…the arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.’		PAS 1192-2 suggests that ‘…the arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.’

−	Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model. The asset information model is the model that compiles the data and information necessary to support asset management, that is, it provides all the data and information related to, or required for the operation and maintenance of the completed development.	+	Once the model has been verified against what has actually been constructed, it should be handed over to the employer as an as-constructed asset information model (AIM). A point cloud or LiDAR survey may be carried out to confirm the completeness of the as-constructed model.

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Designing Buildings at 09:13, 9 December 2015

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	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.		Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.

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	In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:		In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:
−	*Aesthetic intent, architectural form and spatial arrangements.	+
−	*Outline structural and services designs.	+	* Aesthetic intent, architectural form and spatial arrangements.
−	*High-level simulation results (to determine whether the design is likely to comply with requirements).	+	* Outline structural and services designs.
−	*Outline site and landscape design.	+	* High-level simulation results (to determine whether the design is likely to comply with requirements).
−	*Outline specifications.	+	* Outline site and landscape design.
−	*Schedules and reports demonstrating compliance with the brief.	+	* Outline specifications.
−	*Preliminary construction and phasing sequencing studies.	+	* Schedules and reports demonstrating compliance with the brief.
−	*General programme information.	+	* Preliminary construction and phasing sequencing studies.
−	*An elemental cost plan.	+	* General programme information.
		+	* An elemental cost plan.

	As the design progresses, the model will develop and the level of detail will increase, including, first, objects based on generic representations, and then specific objects with specifications and method statements attached along with information about space allocation for operation, access, maintenance, installation, replacement and so on.		As the design progresses, the model will develop and the level of detail will increase, including, first, objects based on generic representations, and then specific objects with specifications and method statements attached along with information about space allocation for operation, access, maintenance, installation, replacement and so on.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Asset information model.	+
−	*BIM.	+	* Asset information model.
−	*BIM articles.	+	* BIM.
−	*BIM execution plan.	+	* BIM articles.
−	*Clash detection.	+	* BIM execution plan.
−	*Collaborative practices.	+	* Clash detection.
−	*Common data environment.	+	* Collaborative practices.
−	*Employer’s information requirements.	+	* Common data environment.
−	*Level of detail.	+	* Design intent.
−	*Master information delivery plan.	+	* Employer’s information requirements.
−	*PAS 1192-2.	+	* Level of detail.
		+	* Master information delivery plan.
		+	* PAS 1192-2.

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Designing Buildings at 08:16, 25 January 2015

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−	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of built ~~assets~~.	+	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on. Fundamentally, the purpose of BIM is to ensure that appropriate information is created in a suitable format at the right time so that better decisions can be made throughout the design, construction and operation of a built asset.

	PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).		PAS 1192-2:2013 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling suggests that building information models might be described as 'project information models' (PIM) during the design and construction of a development, whilst during operation of the completed development they might be described as 'asset information models' (AIM).

−	During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by ~~the~~ design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, ‘…the architectural and engineering intentions of the design suppliers’.	+	During the design process, the initial version of the project information model developed by design suppliers might be described as the 'design intent model'. This should show, ‘…the architectural and engineering intentions of the design suppliers’.

	In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:		In the early stages, it is likely to include massing diagrams or 2D symbols to represent generic elements of the design, with some critical elements developed in more detail. It should demonstrate early co-ordination of different aspects of the design and may (depending on the employer's information requirements) include:
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	As the design progresses, the model will develop and the level of detail will increase, including, first, objects based on generic representations, and then specific objects with specifications and method statements attached along with information about space allocation for operation, access, maintenance, installation, replacement and so on.		As the design progresses, the model will develop and the level of detail will increase, including, first, objects based on generic representations, and then specific objects with specifications and method statements attached along with information about space allocation for operation, access, maintenance, installation, replacement and so on.

−	Ultimately, as the contractor and their supply chain take over development of the model from designers, it may be described as a virtual construction model (VCM), containing ~~information allowing~~ all objects in the model to be manufactured, installed or constructed.	+	Ultimately, as the contractor and their supply chain take over development of the model from designers, it may be described as a virtual construction model (VCM), containing all the information necessary to allow the objects in the model to be manufactured, installed or constructed.

	PAS 1192-2 suggests that ‘…the arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.’		PAS 1192-2 suggests that ‘…the arrangements for this transfer of ownership, including its timing, should be defined in the conditions of engagement or contracts between the employer and the suppliers.’