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Presentation to:

Public Works Government Services Canada&

Royal Architectural Institute of CanadaOttawa, ON

GSAs National 3D-4D-BIM ProgramCharles Matta, FAIA

Director, Federal Buildings & ModernizationsOffice of the Chief Architect & Capital Construction Programs

February 15, 2008


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Basic Facts about GSA / PBS

Inventory of 340 million SF in 8,600 buildingsnationwide

- Owned (approximately 51% of the inventory)- Leased - (approximately 49% of the inventory)

- Serving over 1 million government workers in

over 100 federal agenciesin 2,100 American communities


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PBS Inventory/Construction Do General Purpose Buildings for the Executive and

Judicial Branches

Also Do Requested Transfer Projects

We Dont Do

Do General Purpose Buildings for the Executive andJudicial Branches

Also Do Requested Transfer Projects

We Dont Do

Federal Buildings Courthouses

Border Stations Warehouses

Federal Buildings Courthouses

Border Stations Warehouses

Laboratories (FDA) Museums (Air & Space)

Correctional (Bureau

of Prisons)

Education/Training

(UDC)

Laboratories (FDA) Museums (Air & Space)

Correctional (Bureau

of Prisons)

Education/Training

(UDC)

Military Bases Civil Works

Post Offices VA Hospitals

NASA, DOE Facilities

Legislative/AOC

DOI Monuments/Parks Embassies

Military Bases Civil Works

Post Offices VA Hospitals

NASA, DOE Facilities

Legislative/AOC

DOI Monuments/Parks Embassies


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Federal Construction ProgramCapital and Minor ProjectsDesign, Construction, M&I Funding

FY2003 FY2004 FY2005 FY2006 FY2007

New $717M $721M $696M $792M $701M

R&A $951M $964M $886M $861M $618M

Total $1.66B $1.68B $1.57B $1.65B $1.31B

Repairs and Alterations project dollars are likely to continue

to outsize the New Construction program after DHS phase


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GSAs Project Portfolio209 Active Major Projects, $12.425 Bill ion


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Current Capital Program209 projects in 11 regions with a total value of

approximately $12.425 B (as of November 19, 2007)71 are new construction projects

26 of these projects are new courthouses or a newcourthouse annex.

19 are new buildings or lab buildings.26 are new border stations

94 are renovation projects (several are multi phase)89 are federal buildings modernizations (including space for

judiciary).3 are federal courthouse modernizations2 are border station modernizations

44 are lease projects

42 are federal buildings2 are federal courthouses


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Capital Program Delivery MethodsTypical - Based Upon Construction Cost

30 - 40% - Construction Manager at Risk - (CMc) CM Works With Design Team to Optimize Design CM Guarantees Award, Typically at 75% Design

5 - 10% - Design-Build (all Bridging) - (DB) Design Excellence A-E Develops Concept/DD DB Firm Selected Using Greatest Value Criteria DB Team Develops Construction Documents

50 - 60% - Traditional (Design-Bid-Build) - (DBB) Design Excellence A-E Team Develops Concept A-E Team Develops Construction Documents

Const. Award Based On Greatest Value Criteria

Some Involve Design Competitions


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Capital Program Objectives

Meet customer needs

Address building needs

Consider market conditions

Maintain stakeholder confidence


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Business Challenges

1. Human Capital

2.Space Measurement

3. Market Conditions

4.Maintain Stakeholder Confidence


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The Business CaseThe Business Case


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PBS OCA 3D-4D-BIM ProgramGSAs National 3D-4D-BIM Program

Strategy Overview

1. Full Adoption FY2007

Interoperability

Foster competition

Portfolio Planning Call

Spatial Measurement Validation

2. Venture Capital Board

3D Laser Scanning

3. Established Champions in Regions

4. BIM Guide published

5. Education and Public outreach

6. Collaboration and Partnering with leading academic institutions

GSAs National 3D-4D-BIM Program


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PBS OCA 3D-4D-BIM Program

FedBizOpps:

For all prospectus projects receiving design funding in FY2007 andbeyond, a spatial program Building Information Model will be the

minimum requirement for all new and modernization projects that will

be submitted to Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service forFinal

Concept approvals.

Scope of Work:

check with OCA for latest template and advice on customization



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From introduction,

to pilots and technology/standard development,

to policy and budget and guidance,

to program and project deployment and supports

60+ Projects To Date

10+ pilots completed

20+ projects underway

35+ projects with Office of Chief Architect supports


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The Value of 3D, 4D, and BIMThe Value of 3D, 4D, and BIM


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PBS 3D-4D-BIM Program

With respect to Industry Trends, Maturity, and Value

The Many Facets and Applications of BIM:

3D Visualization (Customer Communication/Mockup/Urban Study)

3D Clash Detection and Coordination

3D Production (Drawings and Fabrications)

3D Laser Scanning

4D Phasing (Tenants Move, Construction Sequence)

Space/Program Validation

Energy Simulation

Circulation (occupants/vehicles), Egress, and Ingress Validation

Acoustic Simulation

Quantity Takeoff

And more


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4D Phasing BIMEnergy 3D Laser Scanning


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PrioritiesThe GSA BIM Guide Series

01Overview

02Spatial Program Validation

033D Imaging

044D Phasing

05Energy Performance and Operation

06Circulation and Security Validation07Building Elements


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Space Measurement

Gross Building Area

Gross Design Area

Usable Area

Rentable Area

Efficiency

Volume

Public/Private

Ratio

Fenestration

RatioSkin to Floor

Ratio

Portfolio/Property

Management

STAR space type

STAR space category

Agency Bureau Code

Business Question: How does PBS validate whether the design

meets our program during concept phase?


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Basis for Spatial Program ValidaitonDuring Early Project Phases

GSA Business Assignment Guide(2005)

ANSI-BOMA Standard (1996)

Regions SDM Formatting Standard


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The Drive for Open Standard

BIM-Authoring VendorsAutodesk & Inopso

Architectural Desktop

Autodesk RevitBentley Architecture

Graphisoft ArchiCADOnuma Planning Stm.

BIM-Viewing/AnalysisSolibri Model Checker


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Space ObjectSpace Name

Space Number (ID)

Occupant Org. Name

Client Space Type


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Our BIM-analysis tools incorporatedesign expertise in the analysis process

We developed spatialprogram BIM analysistools that:

Incorporate ANSI/BOMArules and spatialmeasurement expertise

Automatically analyze thespatial program forefficiency ratios and area

calculations Produce tenant stacking

plans and reports


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Automated Spatial BIM Report

Floor

Gross Building

Area Gros s Measured Area Major Vertical Pen etration

Floor Rentable

Area

Basement 118,823 111,039 3,020 108,020

Ground Floor 107,954 101,020 3,437 97,583

First Floor 153,767 94,678 2,936 91,742

Second Floor 77,037 71,445 7,091 64,354

Third Floor 74,512 70,497 2,328 68,169

Fourth Floor 74,512 68,186 2,108 66,078

Fifth Floor 74,512 65,419 2,221 63,199

Sixth Floor 74,512 69,727 2,251 67,476

Seventh Floor 59,239 51,591 1,676 49,915

BUILDING 814,870 703,602 27,067 676,534

Floor

Floor Office

Area USF/GSF

Floor Building Common

Area

Floor Usable

Area

Basement 61,778 51.99% 26,395 88,176

Ground Floor 71,380 66.12% 4,122 75,513

First Floor 74,144 48.22% 3,473 79,020

Second Floor 50,622 65.71% 3,565 55,847

Third Floor 52,960 71.08% 2,801 55,764

Fourth Floor 52,075 69.89% 2,538 54,613

Fifth Floor 47,409 63.63% 2,579 50,363

Sixth Floor 52,224 70.09% 1,484 53,718

Seventh Floor 38,616 65.19% 3,795 42,462

BUILDING 501,207 61.51% 50,752 555,477

Usable Areas

Floor Area Calculation s (in sf) Our BIM Report Contains:

Floor Calculations Tenant Stacking Plans

ANSI/BOMA Stacking Plans

Basement

INSERT STACKING FIGURE HERE

O i 3D D B P j l d b OCA


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PBS National 3D-4D-BIM ProgramOngoing 3D-4D-BIM Projects led by OCA:

Spatial Program Validation

Region 4 Tuttle Annex, GA

Region 5 Dirksen Federal Building, IL (and laser as well)

Region 6 Cedar Rapids Courthouse, IA

Region 10 Edith Green Federal Office, OR

R11/NCR 1800 F Street GSA Central Office, DC

HCHB Dept of Commerce, DCSt. Elizabeths Campus, DC (candidate; led by NCR)


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Laser Scanning of 26 Federal Plaza

2 days of scanning in parallel with 2.5 days of surveying

covers plaza area, parking ramps, upper parking level, and exposed parking utilities

5 weeks to convert points into 3D model (about 40 hours of actual modeling)

accuracy from 3 feet to 150 feet


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St. Elizabeths Campus [NCR Portfolio]

PBS 3D 4D BIM P


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St. Elizabeths Campus [NCR Portfolio]

PBS 3D 4D BIM P


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HistoricBrooklyn GPO

PBS 3D 4D BIM Program


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HistoricBrooklyn GPO

PBS National 3D-4D-BIM Program Pilot Project


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Salt Lake City Federal Courthouse, Utah

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PBS National 3D-4D-BIM Program Pilot Project


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Salt Lake City Federal Courthouse, Utah

Energy Use Breakdown

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VisualDOE Breakdown of

Energy Use

Riuska Breakdown of

Energy Use

Equipment

8%

Space Heating

48%

Space Cooling

5%

Lighting

20%

HVAC, other

electricity (fans)

9%

DHW

10%Equipment

9%

Space Heating

44%

Space Cooling

7%

Lighting

11%

HVAC, other

electricity (fans)

29%

DHW

0%


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Sustaining a National ProgramSustaining a National Program



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PBS OCA 3D 4D BIM Program

GSAs One-Stop Center of Expertise

Office of Chief ArchitectResources for 3D, 4D, BIM

Strategy, Policy, and Tactics

Program and Pilot Funding

Development, Implementation, Standardization

Solicitation and Scope of Work

Internal Knowledge Portal (SOW, metrics, case studies)

Training Opportunities (high-level, software trials, and

tutorials)

Public Outreach

www.gsa.gov/bim: BIM Guides, GSA BIM Champions, Sign Up

http://www.gsa.gov/bimhttp://www.gsa.gov/bim


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PBS OCA 3D 4D BIM Program

Improve Design

Document as-built conditions

Reduce Change orders due to errors and omissionsEnhance Design visualization, coordination and

communication

Improve project delivery

Better address Facility Management

BIM benefits to GSA

http://www.gsa.gov/bim
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Thank youCharles Matta, FAIA

Director, Federal Buildings & Modernizations

Office of the Chief Architect and Capital Construction Programs

For more information visit: www.gsa.gov