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2. Why is this still so hard?!
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Good news is…
• Every project is different
• There are basic commonalities
• Don’t know needs in advance
• Smart people can work it out
• Information is out of sync
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• Limitless information
• The cloud
• A lot of BIM data isn’t BIM
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• Systems can handle this
• Automation to pull info forward
i.e. it’s always going to be hard, but it’s not too hard
project management + system management + information management
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Systems Integration
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4. Global Project Delivery
project data is created by dispersed 24x7 global teams
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6. Integrating the
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Cloud Computing
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8. Cloud Computing
•Collaboration
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•Facilities Maintenance and Operations Database
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•Lighting Simulation
•Geometrical Optimizations
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9. Cloud Collaboration
Web based 3D Teamwork : BIM and file storing, sharing, viewing, communicating
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Aspects of social and collaboration technologies like Facebook, Dropbox, Skype
Easy access to 3D for project leadership and other non-modelers
Easy monitoring, design history and tracing of responsibility
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Open - supports a wide range of data: BIM, 3D & 2D CAD, Documents, Images, …
Simple to set up – no IT
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Project: Fondation Louis Vuitton
Type: 70,000 sf new contemporary art
space in Paris. Galleries, performance
spaces, meeting areas, terraces.
Site: Suspended above water basin in Bois du Bologne
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Range of generative details
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Parametrically integrated machine tolerances for industrial
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27. Glass Optimization Process
Frequency Optimization
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Global Project Optimization
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Divergence of approximate surface from original surface
minimized by optimization of boundary line integral, using
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Construction quality was monitored with on-site
with laser equipment, and round-tripped back into
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35. Geometric Constraints
Fabrication Constraints
Installation Constraints
Integrated Optimizations
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Constraints based on edge-edge clamp tolerances, fixation depths, allowable gasket sizes

36. Robotic Design Confirmation
Each panel is robotically scanned and
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correct design and fixation ahead of shipping
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42. Outlook of BIM?
A few of many trends…
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Scale
• Unlimited continuum of data from Urban / Global to Detail
Connectedness & convergence
• BIM -> GIS, FM, Embedded Systems
• Mashup of data/intelligence
Collaboration & inclusiveness
• Globally distributed concurrent design
• BIM for public engagement
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Model intelligence
• Self configuring / optimizing / documenting objects
• Interoperability on demand
• Fault tolerance & indeterminacy mgmt.
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• Governance and Risk Managment
• Formalized vs. Self configuring / organic processes
Can we innovate on process as we have on systems design?
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Things that are changing
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The speed of the innovation cycle has arrived in AEC
The boxes are being shaken, new roles and organizations are emerging
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Internationalization will create opportunities, in the face of relentless commoditization
Production will trend toward zero as a measure of value.
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Convergence of construction and manufacturing
Convergence of digital and physical, planned and actual, facility and occupancy systems
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The consolidation phase of AEC has begun
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44. Some things that won’t change
Personal relationships will continue to be a central business value
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