Building Forum Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:51 AM Year in Infrastructure 2014

Year in Infrastructure 2014
Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:51 AM
Building Forum
The Building Forum is for business leaders who want to better understand the issues related to Building Information Modeling “BIM” enabled process improvements and their influence on business. BIM is no longer an interesting idea but has emerged as the next generation business enabler for the design, construction and operations of buildings. The use of information models and collaborative processes have demonstrated improved productivity and minimized risks in project delivery. This series of presentations and interactive discussions are intended to inform attendees on industry motivations, provide a venue to share lessons learned and identify actionable business improvements.
Moderated By: Andy Smith, Solutions Executive, Building and Discrete Manufacturing and Alan Lamont, Vice President, Building and Construction, Bentley Systems
Agenda
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
8:45
9:00
Welcome
Malcolm Walter, COO, Bentley Systems
9:00
9:45
Guest Keynote
Andrew McNaughton, Technical Director, HS2 Ltd.
9:45
11:00 Bentley Keynote
Greg Bentley, CEO, Bentley Systems
11:30 12:30 There is NO Turning Back ‐ BIM!
David Philp, Head of BIM at Mace and Head of BIM HM Government BIM Task Group, 14:00 15:00 BIM: Why Do I Care? ‐ An Owner's Perspective
Tom Gay, Assistant Vice President & Manager Engineering Plan Services, FM Global Ahmet Çıtıpıtıoğlu, Design and Integrated Solutions Coordinator, TAV Construction
Alvin Cantor, Director, UCSF Medical Center
15:30 16:30 In Pursuit of Design Excellence
Martin Reuter, Managing Director, Ingenhoven Architects Francis Aish, Head of Applied Research and Development, Foster+Partners Cory Brugger, Director of Design Technology, Morphosis Architects
17:00 18:00 Project Knowledge Management
Greg Schleusner, Principal, Director of buildingSMART Innovation, HOK Issam EL‐Absi, Manager IT & Engineering (BIM, GIS & Civil), CCC BIM Centres Manager, MTB Project BIM Manager, Consolidated Contractors Company 18:30 19:30 Be Inspired Awards Reception
19:30 22:30 Be Inspired Awards Dinner and Presentation
Thursday, November 06, 2014
10:00 10:45 Projects as Information: A Different Perspective on Productivity & Innovation in the Construction Industry
Ed Merrow, Founder and President, Independent Project Analysis, Inc.
10:45 12:30 Bentley Technology Directions
Keith Bentley, CTO, Bentley Systems
Bhupinder Singh, SVP, Bentley Systems
14:00 15:00 The Value of BIM Intellect
Richard Hyams, Director, Astudio Architects Doug Fitzpatrick, President, Fitzpatrick Engineering Group
15:30 16:30 Multi‐discipline BIM Enabled with Interoperability Mervyn Richards, Director and Principal Consultant, MR1 Consulting Richard Fairhead, Associate Partner, bblur Architecture Al Hufstetler, Vice President Product Management, Siemens PLM Software
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17:00
18:00
A Better Way to Build
Jim Becker, Corporate Senior Vice President, Skanska USA Building Christopher Rippingham, Construction Technology, DPR Construction Sam Stuart, VDC Planner, Shawmut Design and Construction
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Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:52 AM
Year in Infrastructure 2014
Building Forum
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
8:45
Welcome
Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:53 AM
9:00
Malcolm Walter, COO, Bentley Systems
9:00
9:45
Guest Keynote
Andrew McNaughton, Technical Director, HS2 Ltd.
9:45
11:00
Bentley Keynote
Greg Bentley, CEO, Bentley Systems
11:30
12:30
Building Forum Keynote
There is NO Turning Back ‐ BIM!
Building information modeling (BIM) is being adopted around the world. Governments are providing financial stimulus and creating mandates for BIM deliverables, and project delivery methods are changing. This presentation will discuss why “It’s not a matter of if, but when your firm will implement BIM."
David Philp, Head of BIM at Mace and Head of BIM HM Government BIM Task Group, 14:00
15:00
Building Forum Session
BIM: Why Do I Care? ‐ An Owner's Perspective
This discussion will debate whether building information modeling (BIM) is the new way of doing business. Attendees will hear how facility owners have begun to stipulate a BIM contract deliverable, which is requiring design teams and construction delivery partners to engage with owners and understand their BIM business requirements. Owners are using BIM to manage risk, control costs, and make operational startup more efficient. Tom Gay, Assistant Vice President & Manager Engineering Plan Services, FM Global Ahmet Çıtıpıtıoğlu, Design and Integrated Solutions Coordinator, TAV Construction
Alvin Cantor, Director, UCSF Medical Center
15:30
16:30
Building Forum Session
In Pursuit of Design Excellence
Today’s design environment is rich with tools to allow designers to explore new materials, innovative construction methods, and create high‐performance systems. Join industry experts as they discuss design processes that stretch the imagination for creative invention. Topics will include how visual immersion and idea virtualization improves communications and understanding of design alternatives, how optioneering and simulation provide confidence in new ideas, and how to access design talent around the globe.
Martin Reuter, Managing Director, Ingenhoven Architects Francis Aish, Head of Applied Research and Development, Foster+Partners Cory Brugger, Director of Design Technology, Morphosis Architects
17:00
18:00
Building Forum Session
Project Knowledge Management
This discussion will explore the role of project knowledge management in managing decisions and improving project delivery processes. Project knowledge management contributes to an organization’s success in driving continuous improvement. A goal of knowledge management is to translate organizational and project information into knowledge that can be communicated, shared, and ultimately reused. One component of project knowledge management to be discussed will be connecting the right people to the right information using the most efficient and effective methods possible. Greg Schleusner, Principal, Director of buildingSMART Innovation, HOK Issam EL‐Absi, Manager IT & Engineering (BIM, GIS & Civil), CCC BIM Centres Manager, MTB Project BIM Manager, Consolidated Contractors Company Year in Infrastructure 2014
Building Forum
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:54 AM
18:30
19:30
Be Inspired Awards Reception
19:30
22:30
Be Inspired Awards Dinner and Presentation
Year in Infrastructure 2014
Building Forum
Thursday, November 06, 2014
Revised: 10/15/2014 9:13:54 AM
10:00
10:45
Projects as Information: A Different Perspective on Productivity & Innovation in the Construction Industry
Ed Merrow, Founder and President, Independent Project Analysis, Inc.
10:45
12:30
Bentley Technology Directions
Keith Bentley, CTO, Bentley Systems
Bhupinder Singh, SVP, Bentley Systems
14:00
15:00
Building Forum Session
The Value of BIM Intellect
Design firms seek future projects based on their reputation for design excellence and client satisfaction. Unfortunately, for most design firms, the business has been commoditized by competitive pricing based on labor hours and rates. Building information modeling (BIM) is seen as a differentiator for improving the client experience, collaborating smarter as a team, and delivering new value to the client. Can design and contracting firms charge higher fees for this added value? This discussion will explore the strategies to grow a firm’s BIM intellect and position this added value to clients.
Richard Hyams, Director, Astudio Architects Doug Fitzpatrick, President, Fitzpatrick Engineering Group
15:30
16:30
Building Forum Session
Multi‐discipline BIM Enabled with Interoperability The multi‐discipline BIM project environment provides a rich workspace for project participants to contribute to a well‐coordinated design. Because project teams comprise many disciplines, often from many companies, several software applications might be used in the design. This federated BIM approach requires data interoperability for effective collaboration. This discussion will explore the business benefits of the multi‐discipline BIM project environment enabled with interoperability.
Mervyn Richards, Director and Principal Consultant, MR1 Consulting Richard Fairhead, Associate Partner, bblur Architecture Al Hufstetler, Vice President Product Management, Siemens PLM Software
17:00
18:00
A Better Way to Build
Building Forum Session
Successful construction management requires the coordination of many complex activities, including risk management and financial management. Software applications utilizing data‐rich building information models are providing new tools to manage these coordination requirements, and supporting collaboration and document management. This discussion will explore innovative changes in construction management enabled by building information modeling (BIM) and collaborative project delivery processes.
Jim Becker, Corporate Senior Vice President, Skanska USA Building Christopher Rippingham, Construction Technology, DPR Construction Sam Stuart, VDC Planner, Shawmut Design and Construction