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8.01 BIM Master Planning for 72 Million Square Feet

Thursday, April 4, 2013
9:15 AM-10:15 AM
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Track: Best Practices
Format: Interactive Presentation
Knowledge Level: 100 level
Session Description: Nimble Web-based Building Information Modeling (BIM) can be used to quickly link facilities management data and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data layers. These approaches are not only cost effective but are equally viable for use with a single building or a large, multi-location enterprise. The audience will be invited to participate with their personal mobile devices in demonstrations showing how all 112 California Community Colleges are using the ‘FUSION’ of facility data with building data and location information for work across the facility lifecycle—from campus master planning to FM.

Many simple tools can be used to manage the big data of the California Community Colleges, giving access to valuable decision making tools to a wider audience throughout the life-cycle of facilities.

Starting simply with data already on hand, owners and their contractors can adopt freely available data standards designed to aid in linking pre-existing data using cloud-computing tools.  New data and new capability can be added only when needed; thus, saving time and money.

Learning Objectives:
  • Find how FM data links to various sources for use across the lifecycle.
  • Learn low-cost approaches to incorporate information from master planning, design, construction and FM.
  • Involve customers and stakeholder in FM data tools; learn how it can work easily and why it matters.
  • Learn why FM cloud data can be more secure and a good hedge against future technology evolution.
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    Speakers:

    John Roach
    Foundation for California Community Colleges
    Executive Director
    Techology Services

    John Roach is the Executive Director of Technology Services at the Foundation for California Community Colleges. A personable leader and communicator, he is passionate about building teams and strategic partnerships. John has twenty years’ experience integrating work processes and data flow to improve business decisions and develop information systems of lasting value. In 2012, in partnership with the California Community College System and Onuma, Inc., John’s team from the Foundation was the co-recipient of a Fiatech Celebration of Engineering & Technology Innovation (CETI) Award, which recognize significant achievements in technology research, development and implementation.

    Kimon Onuma, FAIA
    Onuma, Inc
    President and Founder

    With more than three decades of architectural experience, Kimon has seen the evolution of many industry tools and processes. The rapidly changing demands of the built environment requires a change advocate. His 300+ presentation experiences are local, national and international. With numerous industry awards and authoring many articles, he is a built environment and facility management process catalyst. He works with private and government agencies using his innovative work processes to fuel the rapid change that owners want. His 2008 AIA award winning BIMStorm™ LAX was not only the first of it's kind, but largest real-time massive BIM collaboration charrette. Kimon will serve as 2013 AIA's Technology in Architectural Practice chair.

    Rob Barthelman, AIA
    STV | vbn
    Vice President

    Rob is an architect and Vice President at STV/vbn, an award-winning professional firm offering architectural, engineering, planning, environmental and construction management services. In his national work, he continues to lead his clients and teams through comprehensive facility planning, design, and operations, taking advantage of the systems connectivity offered in today's technology. His passion for facility efficiency and operational effectiveness have established STV/vbn as a thought leader in advancing the capabilities of institutions to reduce m&o costs and put monies back into the Mission of those institutions.

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