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Matt Rumbelow Partnerships Manager, Australian Health Design Council BIM Specialist & Owner, REVITALL Systems
Jason Howden Group BIM Manager, Woodhead Chair, AHDC BIM Working Group
The Current Health of BIM
in Health Facility Design
BIM & Health Facility Planning
Owner, Revitall Systems Qualifications: • 2000 Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) University of South Australia Professional Associations: • BuildingSmart Australia • Australian Healthcare Design Council (AHDC) • Revit User Group (Melbourne) Professional History: • 2008-Present: Owner, Revitall Systems • 2011-Present: Partnerships Coordinator at Australian Health Design Council; BIM Committee Member at Australian Health Design Council • 2012-Present: Solibri OpenBIM Product Development Manager, Cadimage Group • 2011-2012: Account Director (SA/ TAS/VIC), Newforma™ PIM | Smart Software Pty Ltd • 2010-2011: BIM Business Development Executive at Atlas • 2005-2010: Building Information Modelling Technical Consultant at AEC Systems • 2005: Group CAD Coordinator - Building Information Modelling at Woodhead • 2001-2005: Lecturer - Architectural Digital Design at University of South Australia
Matt Rumbelow Speaker
BIM Specialist, REVITALL Systems (REVITALL.NET) Partnerships Manager., Australian Health Design Council Building on his strong contacts with BIM vendors, manufacturers and practices, Matt combines his work as the Partnerships Coordinator with the Australian Health Design Council with his BIM Consultancy REVITALL Systems. In 2010 Matt was seconded to develop business opportunities within the architecture, engineering, and construction sectors for Atlas+ Industries, the largest outsourcing / workshare provider across Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. First appointed in 2005, Matt worked as a technical consultant for AEC Systems, the leading Autodesk Reseller in Australia & New Zealand. Matts primarily focus was with the Autodesk Building Information Modelling solutions, including Revit Architecture, Autodesk Revit Structure, Autodesk Revit MEP and Autodesk Navisworks.
Group BIM Manager, Woodhead Qualifications: • New Zealand Certificate in Architectural Draughting NZCAD 1997 • Diploma in Architectural Draughting awarded with Merit, Otago Polytechnic 1994 • Advanced Certificate in Construction Studies, Otago Polytechnic 1993 Professional Associations: • Australian Institute of Architects • BuildingSmart Australia • Australian Healthcare Design Council (AHDC) - BIM Liaison • Revit User Group (Sydney) Professional History: • 2012-Present: Woodhead - Group BIM Manager • 2007-Present: RTV Tools - Director • 2010-2012: Hassell, Aus - Revit Application Specialist and BIM Manager • 2007-2010: Archaus Architects - Associate & BIM Manager • 2003-2007: Stephen Turner, NZ - Associate Director & CAD Manager • 2003: Nightingale Associates, UK - IT Manager • 1999 - 2003: Anshen+Allen
Jason Howden Speaker
Group BIM Manager, Woodhead Chair, AHDC BIM Working Group Jason is passionate about design, technology, BIM and collaboration. Over his 20 year career he has worked for leading architectural practices in New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Australia. Currently as Group BIM Manager for Woodhead and founder of RTV Tools Limited, formerly RevitTV.com, Jason believes that the AEC industry must embrace change, BIM, ICT and collaborative work processes to remain sustainable in a world driven on technology that is increasingly moving faster and getting more connected every day. Jason’s strengths are in design technology adoption, BIM implementation, project documentation delivery and digital workflows on complex projects. His passion and drive for collaboration through BIM technology has been applied to projects in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom across the Healthcare, Research, Institutional, Commercial and Residential sectors.
• BIM and Facility Guidelines • BIM and healthcare content: is caring sharing? • BIM and procurement • OpenBIM (& ClosedBIM) and health design
The current health of BIM In Health Facility Design
• Health design has traditionally (15 years+) used “smart(er) CAD”:
• Utilising customised data extraction from CAD blocks
• Proprietary systems – HFBS CAD Connect, Project Blueprint/CAD Manage, Codebook
• 1,000’s of CAD centric proprietary library items • Used as a commercial advantage between
Architecture firms • Large investment in legacy systems for efficient
documentation and reporting
Facility Planning and CAD Historical (Hysterical) Issues
• Enables Smart(er) CAD, efficient documentation • Functional Brief • Data Extraction • Online client feedback • HFBS, Project Blueprint, Codebook,
Briefing and external data basing platforms
Facility Planning and CAD Historical (Hysterical) Issues
Health facility briefing and planning with standard components
Australasian Health Facility Guidelines
Room layout guidelines using standard components
Australasian Health Facility Guidelines
Room layout guidelines using standard components
Australasian Health Facility Guidelines
Previous Revit content from AHFG
What BIM can do …
BIM content from AHFG
What BIM can do …
Previous Rice Daubney project created in ArchiCAD (2009)
What BIM can do …
Herman Miller Heatlhcare
Manufacturer BIM Content
Skytron Heatlhcare
Manufacturer BIM Content
Siemens Healthcare (Andekan)
Manufacturer BIM Content
Bradley Corporation
BIM Content
• Taught 700 professionals Revit (2002 - present)
• Managed Revit Implementation for 120 Companies
• Personally Directed $5 Billion of Revit Client Projects
• Corporate Owner / Vice President (15 Years)
• Worked in 3 Architectural Firms (Madison WI – 8 Years)
Masdar Headquarters | Masdar City (Abu Dhabi)
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill (Chicago)
Bradley BIM Content
Daniel Hughes
• Commercial Washroom Specialists
• Family-Owned Since 1921
• American Manufacturer – WI, OH, CA Facilities
• Thousands of Products Sold Internationally
Bradley BIM Content
Daniel Hughes
1000 Revit Models | 3 Million Downloads (2012) Supporting Designers, Contractors & Owners
2009-2013 | Bradley BIM Initiative Bradley BIM Content
Daniel Hughes
1 BIM Model Contains All Views
Clearance Box Defines Access &
Maintenance Clearances
Bradley BIM Content
Daniel Hughes
• ANZRS
• BuildingSmart
• AMCA BIM-MEPAUS
• BPLCI
• BEDP BEIIC
• AHDC
• NATSPEC
Industry support for Revit standards
BIM-MEPAUS
But who’s standards?
AHDC: NBI Funding Proposal HealthSHARE 2020
BIM and Content: Is Caring Sharing? nehta (National e-health Authority)
BIM and Content: Is Caring Sharing? nehta (National e-health Authority)
IFC Open Standards = OpenBIM buildingSMART
IFC
BIM
BPie RVT / PLN COBie
Beginning Middle End
BIM Standards: Is Caring Sharing? Industry Foundation Classes
Current hospital project of 80.000 sqm. In Norway : “Nytt Østfoldsykehus”
Owner : South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority
What IFC can do …
BPie = Building Programming Information Exchange
What BPie can do …
What is dRofus?
What dRofus can do ..
http://youtu.be/KoDA37AC-9U
dRofus is an advanced, easy-to-use, software for integrated program management. The tool is used in a large number of projects in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands and the US. More and more clients, contractors, architects and engineering firms are adopting dRofus and TIDA. The program is rapidly becoming established as the standard in the Norwegian building industry. dRofus supports the key business processes required in construction projects: • Planning and mapping of areas, rooms and functions • Room Data Sheet (RDS), registration and monitoring of
the requirements for each room · • FF&E planning, cost control and procurement of FF&E • Check and vizualisation of designed model through IFC
• Revit Plugin • Good work flow support for design teams
using Revit • Can synchronize both rooms/room data
and FF&E/FF&E data • Supports Linked Models • Supports Revit MEP • Configurable setup • Most efficient : • dRofus as planning tool, sync into Revit. • Export the Revit file to IFC after sync for
use of dRofus IFC capabilities.
• BuildingSMART/OpenBIM • Import/export through IFC • Built-in viewer • Excellent solution for
visualization and checking of program vs design for everyone with dRofus access (also clients and end-users)
• Can synchronize data through
IFC with ArchiCAD.
What dRofus can do ..
What dRofus can do .. Who uses it?
Current hospital project of 80.000 sqm. In Norway : “Nytt Østfoldsykehus”
The IFC Models shown here are around 500 Mb all together
The Project has > 4.200 rooms
As long as the shared coordinates are correct, the models will merge automatically in the Model server
This functionality works with all design software’s that can export to IFC
What dRofus can do ..
The Whole Model: The Whole Truth
The Whole Model: The Whole Truthv
The Whole Model: The Whole Truth
BIM benefits in health facility design
A diagnosis
BIM software in healthcare:
A diagnosis
BIM software in healthcare:
A diagnosis
BIM software in healthcare:
A diagnosis
BIM software in healthcare:
A diagnosis
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