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Last November on the 28th and 29th, the start of \u201cBIMtour \u2013 join the BIM ecosystem\u201d took place in Gij\u00f3n. The BIM ecosystem is aimed at different groups involved in the development of urban planning and the construction of the future: administrations, professional associations, construction companies, providers, and universities.<\/p>\n
The conference offered attendees a broad and didactic vision of the reality of BIM, decisions on its progressive implementation at a national and international level, the interoperability of its platforms and applications, and use in local administrations, heritage assets and cultural intelligence. The event focused on the common data environment, the management of large infrastructures and particular projects, and the cost savings during the building life cycle. The goal was to explore the ability to plan, modify, budget, and make the construction environment more efficient and sustainable.<\/p>\n
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After the inauguration by promoters of the conference,\u00a0Gij\u00f3n City Council<\/a>\u00a0,\u00a0BIM Academy<\/a>\u00a0and the\u00a0ITCIP<\/a>,\u00a0\u00a0Julio L\u00f3pez<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0(INECO<\/a>) presented the key factors that are crucial to the national implementation of the mandatory contract, focusing on the building and infrastructure field. \u00a0He explained the activities of the\u00a0Commission es.BIM<\/strong><\/a> which aims to increase the capacity of the industry, develop a collaborative framework, communicate the vision, and promote communities through public leadership.\u00a0He commented on the 12 pilot projects promoted by the DGAVS and DGC, the requirements of BIM, and whether or not we are ready for its implementation.\u00a0 The increasing number of bids with BIM requirements follows from Obsevatorio es.BIM, with more than 580 million euros in buildings and infrastructures, as well as the progressive request of BIM requirements in public tenders in their presentation of plans, execution of plans, of deliverables, and in the valuation and technical solvency of the bidders.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n Javier Alonso<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0(Atanga<\/a>) presented “The State of BIM in the European Commission: norms, standards and transposition to Spain” and defined a roadmap\u00a0with the following phases:<\/p>\n He also commented on the definition levels and outlined the applicable CEN, UNE and ISO quality standards.<\/p>\n Ignasi P\u00e9rez Arnal\u00a0<\/strong>\u00a0(<\/strong>BIM Academy<\/strong><\/a>)<\/strong>\u00a0presented the current problems in the Construction Sector as well as productivity versus industrialisation.\u00a0He commented on the problem for technicians, the mandatory BIM that will be implemented shortly, and its adoption. Arnau presented\u00a0\u201cLittle BIM\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0as the solution to make the move to BIM efficiently.\u00a0He talked about the positive and negative aspects of BIM, specifically focusing on what we should do from now on without forgetting the “Roadmap to implement the BIM”.<\/p>\n In addition to this, Bermejo presented the ITec tools for BIM work environments: BEDEC, TCQ and eCOB.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n Manuel \u00c1lvarez de Piquer<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0(\u00a0ISTRAM<\/a>\u00a0) focused on linear infrastructure where the use of BIM saves costs, improves productivity and efficiency of operations, increases the quality of infrastructure and improves environmental performance.\u00a0 He showed integral solutions for civil engineering and presented in detail the IFC as a fundamental standard in the projects.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
<\/div>\nIn addition to this, he shared examples of administrations as advanced as ones in Great Britain, France, Holland, Germany, Italy and Chile that are incorporating BIM with clear political intentions.\u00a0“As a member of \u00a0EUBIM Observatory<\/a>\u00a0, a detailed monitoring of the evolution in the European states is being made,” he said.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nArnau highlighted the\u00a0White Paper of the Generalitat de Catalunya<\/strong>\u00a0, which declares the position of I\u00f1igo de la Serna, former Minister of Development, and the advances of European Parliament in the matter.\u00a0Finally, he focused on the dates of December 17, 2018,\u00a0<\/strong>when it will be mandatory for the Development Group to tender with BIM models in construction, and\u00a0July 26, 2019<\/strong>, when the mandate to tender with BIM models in infrastructure will be implemented.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nJos\u00e9 Javier Gallardo,<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0architect\u00a0of the Zaragoza City Council<\/strong><\/a>, presented the process of incorporating BIM in local administrations.\u00a0The Urbanism Department, with two hundred employees, is progressively applying BIM and particular projects are being developed.\u00a0A “Master Plan for the Implementation of the BIM Methodology at the Town Hall” has been designed, with extensive field work, which carries out a phased implementation process, giving definitions of workflows, processes, functions and roles as well as a training itinerary.\u00a0Gallardo commented on the economic, maintenance and functional sustainability of the projects, and explained several cases such as the pavilion of the Expo and the Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Zaragoza, which, with its construction using BIM, is receiving a high level of international interest.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nRafael Hayas\u2019 <\/strong>presentation was on BIM in the various\u00a0stakeholder<\/em>\u00a0segments\u00a0involved.\u00a0For public administrations, Hayas dismantled the myths about BIM.\u00a0In doing this, he exposed the process of evolution since 1974 and defined the objectives until 2020. He spoke of BIM uses in document coordination and coherence, the rendering of presentations, cost control, coordination with MEP disciplines and structures, the collision detection, and model checking.\u00a0Hayas indicated that “the use of BIM saves money, although we should carefully study the part of real savings and that is only a decrease in budget deviations due to better drafted projects (and with a higher PEM).”\u00a0For administrations, he recalled the problem of resistance, change, the necessary training process and the cost of implementation.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nAlberto Armisen\u00a0\u00a0(\u00a0PetroBIM<\/a>\u00a0), a specialist in historical heritage management,\u00a0highlighted<\/a>\u00a0the use of BIM for research and conservation of historical monuments.\u00a0Generating a history of actions and visualizing the evolution creates the possibility of being able to substantially improve the way in which buildings are conserved using different platforms and tools.\u00a0Armisen presented the case of the church of San Pedro de Pe\u00f1alba in Le\u00f3n with a video showcasing BIM\u2019s contribution to its works.\u00a0\u00a0“We turn\u00a0a set of trades that walk in a dispersed way into a Real, Creative and Orderly Cultural Industry that benefits, among other things, promoting a Cultural Tourism that has been demanding so much\u00a0“, he said, in his presentation.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nRoberto Natale<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0(ACCA Software<\/a>) commented on the digital model and collaborative platform for BIM Management as an example of Immersive Virtual Reality.\u00a0He presented the Online Collaborative Platform for BIM Management based on a\u00a0Common Data Environment<\/em>\u00a0(CDE), Process Management and Control (WorkFlow), and Online Services with access from the browser.\u00a0Natale also presented El BIM as a new business opportunity, using the digitization example of an Italian construction company as a case study.\u00a0He explained the change of a company at the end of the process, the activities to be digitized and implemented, and the improvements in design, interoperability, visualization, management, and maintenance.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nJes\u00fas Moracho<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0(ARUP<\/a>) focused on the use of BIM in installations of particular projects where it is applied to Structures, Infrastructures, Geotechnics, Fire Safety, Transport and Logistics, Facades, Sustainability, Acoustics, Urbanism,\u00a0Project Management<\/em>\u00a0and Lighting.\u00a0Moracho defined the steps for the implementation, the choice of software and the organization.\u00a0He also detailed the way in which management, development, facility design and coordination should be done.\u00a0Finally, he presented several success stories concerning hospitals, industrial companies, urban monumental works, universities, parks and sports stadiums.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nFerr\u00e1n Bermejo<\/strong>\u00a0(\u00a0ITeC<\/a>\u00a0) commented on the standardization and digital control of project management in multiplatform BIM environments, from modelling to budgeting, planning and certification of works. He made several recommendations to join BIM with agility and economic use of resources:<\/div>\n\n\n\n
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