BIMification: How to create and use BIM for retrofitting

Scherer, Raimar J.; Katranuschkov, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.aei.2018.05.007

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“…In a general Web context, this approach is devised in the Solid initiative by Tim Berners Lee [41]. In context of construction-related disciplines, this aligns with the goals put forward by the W3C LBD Community Group, and is also related to ambitions within the technical BuildingSMART community to make IFC more Web-and API-based 24 , or to the use of so-called specialised 'bim bots' 25 that are connected with the BIMserver ecosystem [42].…”

Section: Separating Data and Toolsmentioning

confidence: 91%

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Scan-to-graph: Semantic enrichment of existing building geometry

Werbrouck

Pauwels

Bonduel

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Automation in Construction

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) has changed the way in which buildings are conceived, planned and executed. Apart from their frequent use for as-planned buildings, BIM authoring tools have now been adopted for a number of years for digitising existing buildings as well, mostly by performing a 'scan-to-BIM' process: the creation of a BIM model, primarily based on point clouds. However, some inherent characteristics of existing buildings are complicating such a process: uncertainties, geometric irregularities, classification of heritage building components, linking sources about the real-world asset and an interdisciplinarity that may go beyond traditional Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) topics (e.g. heritage, Facility Management, sensor data and damage assessment). In this paper, a framework called 'scan-to-graph' (STG) is proposed to integrate the concepts of scan-to-BIM with Semantic Web technologies, as these could provide answers to the above-mentioned challenges, most notably on documentation of uncertainties, sources and modelling decisions, element classification and cross-discipline information linking. In order to test the STG concept, a use case was developed where the Audience Room of the Gravensteen castle in Ghent was reconstructed from point clouds, semantically enriched and stored as an RDF graph. The resulting graph contains multiple interlinked geometry types, metadata about the reconstruction process and the sources and allows to unambiguously refer to other contextual data on the Web.

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Section: Separating Data and Toolsmentioning

confidence: 91%

“…A general approach that structures the entire process 280 from data gathering to design adaptations was introduced by [24], called BIMification. It describes and structures the different stages in a scan-to-BIM process in two main phases: 'Anamnesis' and 'Diagnosis'.…”

Section: Scan-to-bimmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scan-to-graph: Semantic enrichment of existing building geometry

Werbrouck

Pauwels

Bonduel

et al. 2020

Automation in Construction

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“…BIM is used as a thinking tool for the conceptual design process, specifically for evaluating the electrical energy consumption (energy system) inside BIM (El Sayary, & Omar, 2021). Only very few models are being developed to evaluate the effectiveness of BIM for asset redevelopment solutions (Pavlovskis et al, 2020), for the refurbishment of buildings (Scherer & Katranuschkov, 2018;Ustinovichius et al, 2018) or heritage architecture projects as historic building information modelling (HBIM) (Jordan-Palomar, Tzortzopoulos, García-Valldecabres, & Pellicer, 2018).…”

Section: Bim In Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing the performance of the BIM implementation process: a case study

Vilutienė

Kiaulakis

Migilinskas

2021

rdlc

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The article proposes a system of indicators to measure the performance of BIM (Building Information Modelling) projects. Proposed indicators divided into two groups: quantitative (cost and time related numerical values) and qualitative (verbally expressed measures recalculated to scores according to proposed four-point rating scale). The metrics include the calculation of time and cost variations, the assessment of the organizational scale of BIM deployment, BIM competency granularity level, BIM capability level, BIM maturity level. In the case study, the proposed indicators applied for the evaluation of the results of the real construction project. The limitations and difficulties faced up during the project implementation discussed, and the benefits of the application of the BIM methodology revealed. The application of the proposed methodology is useful in assessing, at which level the BIM applied in construction projects and measuring the progress towards achieving project goals. The proposed methodology may also be useful for constant monitoring of the BIM implementation in construction projects.

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“…Volk, Stengel, and Schultmann (2014) mention that lately, research attention is shifting from earlier life cycle stages to potential of using BIM during post-occupancy period including building maintenance, refurbishment, deconstruction and end-of-life (Eastman, Eastman, Teicholz, & Sacks, 2011;Joblot, Paviot, Deneux, & Lamouri, 2017;McArthur, 2015;Volk et al, 2014). Previous research (Gholami, Kiviniemi, Kocaturk, & Sharples, 2015;Habibi, 2017;Ilter & Ergen, 2015;Khaddaj & Srour, 2016;Scherer & Katranuschkov, 2018) has also reveal that there is a strong relation on the potential of BIM to improve existing building performances including its quality and functionality (Scherer & Katranuschkov, 2018) towards achieving energy efficiency building within optimal cost involvement. This has led to opportunity for integration of BIM as an innovative tool to achieve sustainability objectives of building through improvement on existing structure (Habibi, 2017).…”

Section: Bim For Greening Existing Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Sustainability to Greening Existing Building: Potentials in Malaysian Construction Industry

Zulkefli

Mohd-Rahim

Zainon

2020

IJSCET

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Apropos to numerous environmental issues highlighted globally and locally, Malaysia has now moving forward towards new agenda of greening the cities. A positive movement trend of new green building in the country can be seen as number of projects going into green rating application are increasing yearly. Nevertheless, sustainability impact is considered as significantly small since newly developed green building represent small percentage as compared to the existing non-green building. Therefore, the idea of greening the existing building through refurbishment emerged in order to achieve wider sustainability objectives. Apart from that, supported with recent evolvement of technology and digitalization in construction industry, in lieu with governments’ strategies to adopt Industry 4.0, Building Information Modelling (BIM) has also been acknowledged and used broadly as a solution to integrate and facilitate management of information throughout building lifecycles. Considering these two areas; sustainability and BIM are continuously gaining momentum these days, this paper attempts to explore BIM’s potentials as an enabler to help greening the existing non-green building. Literature review is conducted focus on reviewing BIM and sustainability present status in Malaysian construction industry, also their relationship including examining potential areas where BIM may contribute to enhance the buildings’ sustainability performances. Based on the reviews, there is a potential of bridging the two areas considering both has becoming a national construction industry agenda since the government released CITP2016-2020. To further concur the ideas, literature reviews has also proven that the ability of BIM to facilitate various functions has enable it to support several sustainability analyses such as energy, carbon emission, lighting, water, materials and waste, building and site, and costing analysis.

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BIMification: How to create and use BIM for retrofitting

Cited by 48 publications

References 30 publications

Scan-to-graph: Semantic enrichment of existing building geometry

Scan-to-graph: Semantic enrichment of existing building geometry

Assessing the performance of the BIM implementation process: a case study

Integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Sustainability to Greening Existing Building: Potentials in Malaysian Construction Industry

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