Implementation of Building Information Modeling for Construction Clash Detection Process in the Design Stage: A Case Study of Malaysian Police Headquarter Building

Kermanshahi, Emad Kasra; Tahir, Mohammad; Lim, Nor Hasanah Abdul Shukor; Balasbaneh, Ali Tighnavard; Roshanghalb, Shervin

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/476/1/012009

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“…This helps the user prevent rework and construction errors in the preconstruction phase of the project. The clash detective tool in Navisworks Manage detects two categories of clashes in a 3D BIM model (Kermanshahi et al , 2020): Hard clash: When two objects in a design directly collide, it is defined as a hard clash. Here clash between the objects is inevitable if not taken care of beforehand and thus causes error and delay during construction. Soft clash: When two objects tend to collide but are separated by a very minute distance, such cases are regarded as soft clashes.…”

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Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

Assafi

Hossain

Chileshe

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Purpose As a developing nation, Bangladesh still has scarce technological applications in the construction sector, which results in construction delays. This paper aims to propose a framework that will diminish manual labor, reduce human error and apply four-dimensional (4D) building information modeling (BIM)-based solutions to mitigate and prevent construction project delays. Design/methodology/approach First, a systematic literature review was conducted on analyzing the construction delay scenario in the context of Bangladesh and other countries. Next, a 4D BIM-based framework was developed using Autodesk Navisworks Manage. Finally, it was used to run on-site simulations on an ongoing construction project which faced delays because of design errors and inefficient planning. Findings Affirmative results were found from applying these methods through real-time project simulation. The current status of the project and the status after using BIM technology were compared. It was observed that during both the preconstruction and execution phases, the application of 4D BIM could reduce the delay posed by design error and inefficient planning. Practical implications The project manager and the design engineers can use these frameworks to review their projects. For the design engineers, the preconstruction phase portion of the framework will help identify the probable errors in the design. For the project managers, keeping track of time using the execution phase portion of the framework will be resourceful. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to assess the significant delay factors endemic in Bangladesh and develop a BIM-based technological solution. This study is solely dedicated to reforming the construction techniques in Bangladesh through the application of 4D BIM technology.

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Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

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Hossain

Chileshe

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“…Two values of 0.01 and 0.05 m were used for tolerance, respectively, to check for conflicts in contact surfaces, faces and angles. In general practice, a value of 0.05 m is often accepted [11].…”

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BIM for construction clash detection process after design stage: a case study of high residential complex in Nur-Sultan city

Baltabekov

Zharassov

Zhussupov

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The construction industry is one of the most unpredictable and human-dependent sectors of production. This is due to the large flow of information during construction, which requires clear organizational activities. Traditionally established methods of communication on construction sites require modernization. That is why the concept for practitioners "Building Description System and Construction Product Modeling" was developed in 1970. The building society supported this concept and called it "Building Information Modeling" - BIM. The new wave of digital design required a strong material and technical base, the analysis of existing documentation and the creation of design tools began. The authors of the article use the highly specialized NavisWorks software to analyze possible losses as a result of combining the existing design documentation into BIM models on the example of one of the Nur-Sultan projects. The residential complex located in Nur-Sultan was chosen as the object under study. The residential apartment building was chosen because of the scale of the project and its full implementation in the BIM system. The article makes a comparative analysis on finding the intersections on the principle of combinatorics. The section of structural and space-planning solutions is checked for intersections with the sections of heating and ventilation, water supply and sewerage, then the logic is repeated. Exceptional combinations are selected to check for conflicts (collisions).

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“…Waktu, efektivitas biaya, dan kualitas proyek yang lebih tinggi adalah keuntungan menggunakan BIM. (Kermanshahi et al, 2020).…”

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) dalam Tahapan Desain dan Konstruksi di Indonesia, Peluang Dan Tantangan : Studi Kasus Perluasan T1 Bandara Juanda Surabaya

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2020

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BIM changes the methods from conventional inefficient to integrated and collaborative processes. Various benefits and advantages of using Building Information Modeling (BIM) are integration between design and construction. In Indonesia, the use of BIM is part of government regulations for state buildings with an area above 2000 m2 and above two floors so that the use of BIM is increasingly widespread. However, the challenges of using BIM in Indonesia have to look for solutions so that the implementation can be improved. This article presents a review of the literature on the opportunities for using BIM and a review of case studies in developed countries as well as the challenges of case studies in Indonesia, namely the expansion of T1 at Juanda Airport Surabaya. Data is taken from secondary data in the form of literature review and secondary data of Juanda airport project documents and primary data from personal experience by the second author as the project coordinator of the T1 expansion planning for Juanda Airport Surabaya in the use of BIM in the project.

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Implementation of Building Information Modeling for Construction Clash Detection Process in the Design Stage: A Case Study of Malaysian Police Headquarter Building

Cited by 7 publications

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Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

BIM for construction clash detection process after design stage: a case study of high residential complex in Nur-Sultan city

Building Information Modelling (BIM) dalam Tahapan Desain dan Konstruksi di Indonesia, Peluang Dan Tantangan : Studi Kasus Perluasan T1 Bandara Juanda Surabaya

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