About this event
The Construction Industry Council (CIC)'s goal of organising BIM Talks is to bring together bright minds to give talks that are related to the successful implementation of BIM in real life, and on a wide range of topics to accelerate BIM adoption. BIM experts of different background from the industry will be invited to share their "how-to-BIM" experience in BIM Talks.
Speakers and Topics:
Ar. Ada FUNG, Chairperson, Committee on BIM, Construction Industry Council
Ar. Ada FUNG is the Chairperson of the Committee on BIM of the CIC. With a passion to drive BIM adoption in both local and global arena, Ada is President of Hong Kong Alliance of Built Asset & Environment Information Management Associations, Chairperson of Hong Kong Chapter of buildingSMART International, and Chairperson of Asia-Pacific Regional BIM Group.
Being an Architect by profession, Ada is an active member in society, driving continuous improvement and sustainable development for the built asset industry. She has been the Deputy Director of Housing supervising the Development & Construction Division of the Housing Department until end of 2017. Ar. FUNG is the President of the Lighthouse Club (HK), member of Advisory Council on the Environment, Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre and Green Tech Fund Assessment Committee, amongst other services in the civil society.
Mr. Sammy LAI, Director, Gammon Construction Limited
Mr. Leo TSANG, BIM Manager, Gammon Construction Limited
Abstract: Located in Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate, the $4.75 billion, 1.2 million-sq.ft facility in features superior design parameters in headroom, column-span and structural loading. The 9-storey building with 2-storey basement houses automation equipment, advanced robotics machine and seawater cooling system.
The full BIM project consists of large proportions of MiC/DfMA. Complementary technologies were used to validate items such as the programme, safety planning, submission production and 5D interim payment application.
A CDE was used for information exchange between Gammon and their eight specialist contractors, each of which had their own dedicated BIM team. Gammon’s in-house BIM team not only produced all the CSD/CDWD but also generated fabrication drawings for DfMA. With a detailed understanding of both the project information and technology, Gammon’s BIM team advocated digital ways of working and stipulated the use of mobile apps to improve productivity on the job site.
Ms. Kaberlina HO, SE/10(N), NDO, CEDD
Ms. Can LEUNG, Technical Director - BIM, Innovative Solutions, AECOM
Abstract: CEDD has appointed AECOM for a study on “BIM horizontal harmonization for BIM/GIS integration” (the Study). The Study aims to formulate an aligned BIM guideline for the works departments (WDs) under the Development Bureau with the use of the BIM models under the First Phase Development of Kwu Tung North and Fanling North New Development Area, to facilitate the information exchange among the WDs and Lands Department. Under the Study, a conversion engine will be developed for BIM/GIS integration by converting the BIM models to shareable ones in open BIM and GIS formats, which are able to support the future production of Common Spatial Data Infrastructure portal and 3D digital map under the Smart City Blueprint for Hong Kong. A BIM Data Repository will also be established to store the BIM and GIS models under the Study for effective and efficient information exchange among the WDs and Lands Department.
In this session, the speakers will share their experience in and progress of the Study, as well as the vision for the aligned BIM guideline and BIM/GIS integration architecture for wider adoption in future projects. As the Study supports the future production of Common Spatial Data Infrastructure and 3D digital maps, the industry would also benefit from the use of BIM, GIS and 3D data for more efficient design, construction, operation and asset management workflow.
Ms. Helen CHAN, Senior BIM Engineer, China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited
Mr. Guan TING, Senior Manager, BIM, Airport Authority Hong Kong
Abstract: Contract 3801 (C3801) is one of the major Contract of Three-Runway System (3RS) Project of the Airport Authority Hong Kong. China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Ltd. is the Main Contractor appointed to undertake the construction works of C3801 using NEC3 ECC Option D contract. This project involves excavation and construction of a 4-cell reinforced concrete Automated People Mover (APM), 2-cell Baggage Handling System (BHS) tunnel, box culvert on existing airport island and a box jacked tunnel underneath the existing Airport Express Line. With different BIM applications, the project team has taken immense steps forward both in mitigating the working restrictions and bringing forward new ways working.
In this webinar, we will share our experiences on how BIM played a critical role in reforming the information flow and facilitating collaboration to resolve issues of complex temporary work, live traffic diversion and complicated existing and proposed underground utilities.
Language: Cantonese (Presentation materials in English)
Remarks: An electronic copy of CPD attendance certificate will be issued to participants with over 80% attendance within one month after the live webinar. Any attendance on replay sessions after webinar will not be considered for CPD attendance certificate.
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Should you have any inquiries, please contact Ms. WONG at bim@cic.hk / 2100 9034.
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