BIM, a common language to

the sector
SESSION II
Julide Bozoglu
| IIT
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Since
1908

Integrated
Practice

Critical
Thinking

Design
Excellence

We achieve design excellence to have a

positive impact for our clients, the
community, and the world.

Integrated Practice has been the modus

operandi at HED for a century.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES Digital representation of physical and functional
characteristics of a facility
▌BIM and Design Technology The NBIMS Initiative categorizes the BIM three
ways as:
▌Data-Driven Skill Set
▬ a product
▌Lessons Learned ▬ a collaborative process
▬ lifecycle management
▌Organizational BIM
These categories support the creation of the
industry information value chain, which is the
ultimate evolution of BIM.

BIM
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 BIM
Design Tech

Building Lifecycle Helix ©2007 National Institute of Building Sciences

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From CAD to BIM

built upon a strong foundation of

earlier technologies and methods:
▌1970s 3D solid modeling
▌1980s Object based parametric
modeling
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 Detailed
Design Analysis
Conceptual Design
Documentation

Planning
Building
Information
Modelling Fabrication

Renovation
Construction

Demolition

Construction
Operation and
Logistics
Maintenance
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 SKILL SET
Data-Driven
What Open BIM does for you, by BuildingSMART
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LEVERAGING DATA
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WORKSHARING

enables multiple users to make

edits to a single central file and
coordinate those changes across
the entire project team
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INTEROPERABILITY

refers to the exchange of

information among
project participants throughout
the lifecycle of a facility by direct
communication between software
applications.
 articulate the qualities of “great” design and instill
ORGANIZE those qualities into your teams
Teaming Up

Clearly-stated design metrics.

Technology accountability for design staff.
Engaged project managers and firm leaders.
“Right tool for the job” mentality.
Research and innovation at the forefront.
ITERATIVE ORDERLY REPETETIVE
and and WORKFLOWS
CREATIVE LINEAR through
PROCESSES PROCESSES LIFE-CYCLE

DESIGN COORDINATION AUTOMATION

 EXTRAORDINARY EMPOWERED INTELLIGENT
The teams have a The teams have power The teams have all the
sense of purpose for self-organization feeding and
beyond the ordinary. and self-management. reinforcing skills
needed.

you have to picture the scene properly to get the full impact

TRANSCENDENT AUTONOMOUS CROSS-FUNCTIONAL

Create a Data-Friendly Team with a Skill Set and a Knowledge Base!
DATA DRIVEN
DESIGN TEAMS
“Teams don’t spend time looking for
workarounds and shortcuts when they
are confident in their technology. Our
most successful teams find ways for
technology to manage the more complex
or repetitive tasks, so they can focus on
communicating and supporting each
other.”

Scott Whitebone, AIA

Architecture and Design Leader | HED
PEOPLE
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DATA DRIVEN
DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
“We can help the software get out of the
user’s way, so they can focus on designing
the buildings and providing the best
project possible”

Jason Rostar
Corporate Design Technology Leader | HED

TECHNOLOGY
10
DATA DRIVEN
PERFORMANCE
“Clients are demanding high performing,
sustainably designed buildings. Early
analysis using parametric tools such as
Autodesk Insight 360 or Sefaira have
become a critically important step in our
design process.”

Daniel Jaconetti | AIA, LEED AP

Sustainable Design Leader | HED

PROCESS
10
 EXPERIENCE
Learn by Doing
The role of the BIM profession is to form an
interface between the design and construction
processes by minimizing information overload
and producing only what is needed.

Arditi D. & Bozoglu J., 2014

LEARNING DESIGN
TECHNOLOGY
“One of the most effective approaches to
BIM training is to pair young newcomers to
the industry, who are usually fairly tech
savvy, with seasoned jobsite professionals.
This helps the seasoned workers become
more comfortable with the technology
while enabling the newcomers to gain a
better understanding of the industry.”

Julide Bozoglu | PhD, AIA Intl Assoc

Design Technology Advocate | HED
Faculty | IIT Armour College of Engineering EXPERIENTIAL
PAIR LEARNING
Adopted From The Kolb Model 10
Learning Modules
EG 430 (in-lab)
Design
Introduction to BIM
Collaboration Undergraduates and Graduates - all disciplines

CAE 573 (in-lab)

Construction
Construction Management with BIM
Coordination Graduates - all disciplines

CAE 515 (in-lab)

Life Cycle
BIM Applications for Building Performance
Automation Graduates - all disciplines
Research Modules

Interoperability ENGR 498-1

and BIM for Design, Construction and Operation
Integration Undergraduates - all disciplines

Analysis ENGR 498-2

and Building Energy Analysis for Resilient Design
Optimization Undergraduates - all disciplines
INDUSTRY SUPPORT
FOR BIM EDUCATION ▌Shared Responsibility
▌Custom Learning Modules
Integration
▌All Modes of Learning
Expert Knowledge
Recruiting ▌Different Skill Levels
▌Collaborative Environment

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Automation Workshop

Practicing Machine Learning in Dynamo with a

Computational Designer.
CONCLUSION

Need to think creatively about training

and recruiting:

Paradigm-Shifting Technologies
Data-Driven Design Skills
Platforms for Forging Ideas
Q&A

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