BIM life cycle - Revision history

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	* The transformative power of BIM.		* The transformative power of BIM.

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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 building, bridge, highway, tunnel, and so on.		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 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. ~~The~~ use of BIM ~~goes~~ beyond ~~just~~ the planning and design phases ~~and can~~ extend through the entire life cycle of the project, including occupancy, ~~maintenance~~ and end-of-life.	+	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. It is not just about creating a 3D model. This use of BIM for information management should go beyond the planning and design phases to extend through the entire life cycle of the project, including occupancy, and end-of-life.

−	Typically, the building information model is referred to as ~~the~~ project information model (PIM) during design and construction, and is then developed into an asset information model (AIM) during operation (a stage sometimes referred to as 'In Use').	+	Typically, the building information model is referred to as a project information model (PIM) during design and construction, and is then developed into an asset information model (AIM) during operation (a stage sometimes referred to as 'In Use'). The asset information model compiles all the data and information related to, or required for the operation and maintenance of the completed asset.

−	~~The asset~~ information ~~model compiles all~~ the ~~data and~~ information ~~related to~~, ~~or required~~ for the ~~operation and maintenance~~ of the ~~completed development~~.	+	PAS 1192-3 Specification for information management for the operational phase of construction projects using building information modelling, describes the information management procedures for the operational phase of built assets. PAS 1192-3 suggests that an asset information manager should establish an asset information management process (IMP) setting out detailed procedures for creating, receiving and exchanging information and maintaining the asset information model.

−	PAS 1192-3 Specification for information management for the operational phase of construction projects using building information modelling, describes information management procedures for the operational phase of built assets.	+	The asset information model may include information such as:
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−	~~PAS 1192-3 suggests that an~~ asset information ~~manager should establish an asset information management process (IMP) setting out detailed procedures for creating, receiving and exchanging information and maintaining the asset information model.~~	+
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−	~~The~~ model may include information such as:	+

	* Original design intent.		* Original design intent.
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	* Post occupancy evaluations.		* Post occupancy evaluations.
	* Operational performance information.		* Operational performance information.
−	* ~~Actual in~~-use costs.	+	* In-use costs.
	* Remote monitoring information.		* Remote monitoring information.
	* Maintenance records.		* Maintenance records.
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	There may be two-way connections between the model and enterprise systems such as:		There may be two-way connections between the model and enterprise systems such as:

−	* Purchasing systems,	+	* Purchasing systems.
−	* Performance reporting systems	+	* Performance reporting systems.
	* Work scheduling systems.		* Work scheduling systems.

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	* Planned or reactive maintenance.		* Planned or reactive maintenance.
	* Repairs.		* Repairs.
−	* Refurbishments or upgrades	+	* Refurbishments or upgrades.
−	* Replacement	+	* Replacement.
−	* Decommissioning	+	* Decommissioning.
−	* Risk assessments	+	* Risk assessments.
−	* Performance evaluations	+	* Performance evaluations.
−	* Changes in regulations	+	* Changes in regulations.
	* Changes in the party responsible for maintaining or operating the asset.		* Changes in the party responsible for maintaining or operating the asset.
	* Changes in ownership.		* Changes in ownership.
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	* The transformative power of BIM.		* The transformative power of BIM.

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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 building, bridge, highway, tunnel, and so on~~. The adoption of BIM in the construction industry signals a readiness for the integration of building-level life cycle assessment (LCA) in design~~.	+	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 building, bridge, highway, tunnel, and so on.

−	~~Life cycle assessment (LCA)~~ is a ~~method for evaluating~~ the ~~environmental load~~ of ~~processes~~ and ~~products during their~~ life cycle ~~from cradle to grave (Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009). It attempts to identify the environmental effects during all stages~~ of the ~~life of a product~~ and ~~produces a figure (or several figures) that represent the environmental load~~ of ~~a product (Finch 1994). For more information, see Life cycle assessment~~.	+	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. The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the entire life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life.

−	~~The use of BIM goes beyond just~~ the ~~planning and~~ design ~~phases~~ and ~~can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy~~, ~~maintenance~~ and ~~end-of-life. BIM~~ is ~~capable of retaining~~ information ~~throughout the life cycle of~~ a ~~building~~ as ~~it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM~~.	+	Typically, the building information model is referred to as the project information model (PIM) during design and construction, and is then developed into an asset information model (AIM) during operation (a stage sometimes referred to as 'In Use').

−	~~Designing Buildings Wiki have developed a step-by-step guide~~ to ~~explain how level 2 BIM can be used throughout~~ the ~~life cycle~~ of ~~a project, covering:~~	+	The asset information model compiles all the data and information related to, or required for the operation and maintenance of the completed development.

−	* [[0a:_Strategic_definition_(~~business_justification~~)~~\|Business justification~~.]]	+	PAS 1192-3 Specification for information management for the operational phase of construction projects using building information modelling, describes information management procedures for the operational phase of built assets.
−	* [[0b:~~_Strategic_definition_(strategic_brief)\|Strategic brief~~.]]	+
−	* ~~[[1a:_Preparation_and_brief_(appraisals)\|Appraisals~~.]]	+	PAS 1192-3 suggests that an asset information manager should establish an asset information management process (IMP) setting out detailed procedures for creating, receiving and exchanging information and maintaining the asset information model.
−	* ~~[[1b:_Preparation_and_brief_(brief_and_information_requirements)\|Brief and~~ information ~~requirements~~.]]	+
−	* ~~[[1c:_Preparation_and_brief_(supplier_appointments)\|Supplier appointments~~.]]	+	The model may include information such as:
−	* ~~[[2:_Concept_design\|Concept design~~.]]	+
−	* ~~[[3:_Developed_design\|Developed design~~.]]	+	* Original design intent.
−	* ~~[[4:_Technical_design\|Technical design~~.]]	+	* 3D models.
−	* ~~[[5:_Construction\|Construction~~.]]	+	* Post occupancy evaluations.
−	* ~~[[6:_Handover_and_close_out\|Handover~~ and ~~close out~~.]]	+	* Operational performance information.
−	* ~~[[7~~:~~_In_use\|In use~~.]]	+	* Actual in-use costs.
		+	* Remote monitoring information.
		+	* Maintenance records.
		+	* Work that has been carried out.
		+	* Replacement dates.
		+	* Ownership.
		+	* Rights and restrictions.
		+	* Surveys
		+	* Condition information.
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		+	There may be two-way connections between the model and enterprise systems such as:
		+
		+	* Purchasing systems,
		+	* Performance reporting systems
		+	* Work scheduling systems.
		+
		+	Changes to the model may be triggered by activities such as:
		+
		+	* Planned or reactive maintenance.
		+	* Repairs.
		+	* Refurbishments or upgrades
		+	* Replacement
		+	* Decommissioning
		+	* Risk assessments
		+	* Performance evaluations
		+	* Changes in regulations
		+	* Changes in the party responsible for maintaining or operating the asset.
		+	* Changes in ownership.
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		+	Where contractors or in-house teams are appointed to carry out works to the asset, asset information requirements (AIR) should be developed defining the information that is required for the asset information model and how it should be prepared.

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	The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life. BIM is capable of retaining information throughout the life cycle of a building as it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM.		The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life. BIM is capable of retaining information throughout the life cycle of a building as it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM.
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		+	Designing Buildings Wiki have developed a step-by-step guide to explain how level 2 BIM can be used throughout the life cycle of a project, covering:
		+
		+	* [[0a:_Strategic_definition_(business_justification)\|Business justification.]]
		+	* [[0b:_Strategic_definition_(strategic_brief)\|Strategic brief.]]
		+	* [[1a:_Preparation_and_brief_(appraisals)\|Appraisals.]]
		+	* [[1b:_Preparation_and_brief_(brief_and_information_requirements)\|Brief and information requirements.]]
		+	* [[1c:_Preparation_and_brief_(supplier_appointments)\|Supplier appointments.]]
		+	* [[2:_Concept_design\|Concept design.]]
		+	* [[3:_Developed_design\|Developed design.]]
		+	* [[4:_Technical_design\|Technical design.]]
		+	* [[5:_Construction\|Construction.]]
		+	* [[6:_Handover_and_close_out\|Handover and close out.]]
		+	* [[7:_In_use\|In use.]]

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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 building, bridge, highway, tunnel, and so on. The adoption of BIM in the construction industry signals a readiness for the integration of building-level life cycle assessment (LCA) in design.

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a method for evaluating the environmental load of processes and products during their life cycle from cradle to grave (Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009). It attempts to identify the environmental effects during all stages of the life of a product and produces a figure (or several figures) that represent the environmental load of a product (Finch 1994). For more information, see Life cycle assessment.

The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life. BIM is capable of retaining information throughout the life cycle of a building as it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* BIM articles.
* BIM and facilities management.
* BIM execution plan.
* Building information modelling life cycle assessment IP 5 15.
* Project implementation plan.
* Step-by-step guide to using BIM on projects.
* The transformative power of BIM.

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	The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life. BIM is capable of retaining information throughout the life cycle of a building as it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM.		The use of BIM goes beyond just the planning and design phases and can extend through the life cycle of the project, including occupancy, maintenance and end-of-life. BIM is capable of retaining information throughout the life cycle of a building as it is passed along stakeholders. It is this potential to provide accurate, timely and relevant information throughout the life cycle of a project that is one of the primary advantages of using BIM.
		+
		+	Designing Buildings Wiki have developed a step-by-step guide to explain how level 2 BIM can be used throughout the life cycle of a project, covering:
		+
		+	* [[0a:_Strategic_definition_(business_justification)\|Business justification.]]
		+	* [[0b:_Strategic_definition_(strategic_brief)\|Strategic brief.]]
		+	* [[1a:_Preparation_and_brief_(appraisals)\|Appraisals.]]
		+	* [[1b:_Preparation_and_brief_(brief_and_information_requirements)\|Brief and information requirements.]]
		+	* [[1c:_Preparation_and_brief_(supplier_appointments)\|Supplier appointments.]]
		+	* [[2:_Concept_design\|Concept design.]]
		+	* [[3:_Developed_design\|Developed design.]]
		+	* [[4:_Technical_design\|Technical design.]]
		+	* [[5:_Construction\|Construction.]]
		+	* [[6:_Handover_and_close_out\|Handover and close out.]]
		+	* [[7:_In_use\|In use.]]

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