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National Guidelines for Digital Modelling
These general guidelines are more a ‘Managers Guide to BIM’ – outlining the process changes necessary for industry implementation – than a prescriptive standard. Published by the Cooperative Centre for Construction Innovation, they were one of the first steps towards unifying Australian industry standards of practice.
The download links are in the middle of a group of publications under the heading CRC for Construction Innovation 2/3rds of the way down the page.
2009Australia
PDF 3 MBGo to source
Australia and New Zealand Revit Standards (ANZRS)
These (topic specific) modelling standards set out practices for producing Revit model content and models of consistently high quality.
2012Australia
PDF 270kbGo to source
National BIM Standards
NBIMS is a general guide covering a number of topics. A copy of Version 1 of the Standards and parts of Version 2 can be downloaded from this site.
2007USA
PDF 200kbGo to source
AEC(UK) BIM Protocol v2.0
This project oriented guide documents a unified protocol for the Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry in the UK. Comprised of a series of documents, it includes a generic protocol and others specifically for Revit and Bentley plus a model matrix.
2012United Kingdom
PDF 270kbGo to source
Integrated Project Delivery: A Guide
This topic specific guide, published by the Californian division of AIA, explains the principles of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and collaborative working practices. Read in conjunction with AIA E202-2008.
2007USA
PDF 270kbGo to source
US General Services Administration BIM Guides
A series of topic specific guides that cover items such as spatial program validation, 3D laser scanning, 4D BIM and energy performance analysis.
2007 – 2012USA
PDF 270kbGo to source
Penn State BIM Project Execution Planning Guide
This project oriented guide, published by the Deptartment of Architectural Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, is an invaluable resource for clients and their project teams defining the scope and method of BIM implementation on their projects. The documents include worksheets and a BIM Execution Plan template.
2010USA
PDF 270kbGo to source
The VA BIM Guide – 2010
A project oriented BIM guide produced by the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs for their consultants. Click on the ‘Printable Version’ menu for a copy. The associated Object/Element Matrix can be downloaded by clicking on the ‘References’ menu and selecting the ‘Object Element Matrix File’. The Matrix is a series of Microsoft Excel (.xls) worksheets that defines a large number of objects and elements and their properties and Level of Development (LOD) at different stages in the building’s lifecycle.
2010USA
PDF 270kbGo to source
Ohio State BIM Protocol – 2011
The BIM Protocol developed by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services. It is a general guide that outlines the department’s expectations about the implementation of BIM by consultants working on their projects – now and in the future.
Click on State of Ohio Protocol. See M830-01-BIM Protocol.pdf near bottom of list.
2011USA
PDF 270kbGo to source
BS 1192 Collaborative production of architectural, engineering and construction information – Code of practice – 2007
This (topic specific) British Standards Institution code of practice for collaborative working methods can be purchased from this site or from infostore.saiglobal.com.au.
2007United Kingdom
PDF 270kbGo to source
BIP 2207 Building Information management – A Standard Framework and guide to BS 1192 – 2010
This topic specific guide to BS 1192 can be purchased from this site or from bit.ly/1UJj14t. It expands on the explanatory text of the standard.
2010United Kingdom
PDF 270kbGo to source
Penn State BIM Planning Guide for Facility Owners
This general guide, published by the Deptartment of Architectural Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, is to assist facility owners more effectively plan the integration of BIM throughout their organisation and over the lifecycle of a facility. It describes a method for planning and includes supporting tools such as templates and worksheets.
2012USA
PDF 3.4 MBGo to source
COBIM Common BIM Requirements
This series of documents covers the BIM requirements for new construction and renovation, plus theuse and facility management of buildings in Finland. The 13 topic specificguides can be used individually or, together, as a project oriented guide. The minimum requirements for modelling and model information content are intended to be observed in all construction projects where the use of these requirements is advantageous.
2012Finland
PDFs (Sizes vary)Go to source
Singapore BIM Guide
2012Singapore
PDF 2.89 MBGo to source
BIPS 3D Working Method
2007Denmark
PDF 2.07 MBGo to source
Statsbygg BIM Manual 1.2
2011Norway
PDF 2.37 MBGo to source
First Steps to BIM Competence
2013United Kingdom
PDF 4.77 MBGo to source
AIA Digital Practice Documents
2012United States
PDF 208kbGo to source
Georgia Tech BIM Requirements and Guidelines
2011United States
PDF 734kbGo to source
Indiana University BIM Guidelines and Standards
2012United States
PDF 754kbGo to source
New York City Department of Design and Construction BIM Guidelines
2012United States
PDF 4.41 MBGo to source
GSFIC BIM Guide
2013United States
PDF 563kbGo to source
University of Southern California BIM Guidelines
2012United States
PDF 5.07 MBGo to source
BIMForum Level of Development Specification
2013United States
PDF 2.25 MBGo to source
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BIM: Virtually Undeniable Real World Benefits
SAVE THE DATE: BIM TECHNICAL SEMINAR
Thursday April 11, 2012
We are inviting Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Trade Contractors and Owners! You will learn from peers and enhance your knowledge on the challenges using Building Information Modeling (BIM) within an organization and on a project. We are targeting management level professionals of firms and organizations, which not only need to manage the project, but understand the BIM requirements within a project.
From the experts of the A/E, CMAR, Sub and Owner communities, you will be exposed to what went right and what went wrong when integrating of BIM for your projects. Explore the “Virtually Real World Benefits by attending this Conference on how to identify the advantages and effectiveness on time savings, reduction in project costs, while providing improvements, which can greatly benefit your organization operations.
Speakers to include: - Design Professionals - Contractors - Trade Contractors -
Seminar Information Fees:
$299* – ACE Members
$329* - Non Members
*Receive Buy One – Get One 50% off if registration is received prior to March 1, 2012.*
Seminar Times: April 11 – 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. – Check in begins at 7:00 a.m.
Seminar Location: Tempe, AZ